Map: The Neighborhoods Where Dallas Housing Costs Have Jumped Most
Living in Dallas remains expensive, especially so in some areas. But it has become a bit more affordable in others.
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UPDATE: 17-Year-Old Wilmer-Hutchins Shooting Suspect in Jail
The student suspect turned himself in on Tuesday night.
Richardson Mayoral Race Might Hinge On Car Dealerships
During a recent debate, the topic of development and car lots came up and then it got interesting.
‘Andy, That’s Not True’: North Texas Republican Goes Viral for ‘Intersex’ Confusion
The freshman state representative from Denton got schooled in a major way.
These Texas Graduate Schools Break The Top 100 in US
The U.S. News & World Report rankings suggest Texas is a major destination for grad school programs.
The Cowboys Have a Narrow Window to Draft a ‘Game Changer’
Can a new coach and the right draft pick steer the Cowboys in the right direction?
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The Top Texas Trump Ass-Kissers of the First 100 Days
Texas politicians have been lining up at the president’s backside all year.
Department of Justice Accuses Southwest Airlines of ‘Discrimination’
A free flight program for low-income Hispanic students to visit home has been stalled amid litigation over discrimination.
Texas Bill Hopes To Make Some Museum Art Subject to Massive Penalties
Following photographs being removed from a Fort Worth museum, a new bill raises concerns from the art community.
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City Names Daniel Comeaux as New Dallas Chief of Police
The 33-year law enforcement veteran has served in Houston and in the Drug Enforcement Agency.
Map: Where to See Bluebonnets Near Dallas This Spring
With an expected Bluebonnet shortage in Texas, you can use this map to remove the guesswork.
New Bill Would Ban Pride Flags In Texas Public Schools
Possible flag-banning comes while some conservative lawmakers also fight to force schools to display the Ten Commandments.
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After Years of Hurt and Conflict, Sherman Finally Unveils Riot Historical Marker
Many in the town have been against commemorating the 1930 race riot, but a hopeful few are moving forward in a new way.
The Beef Between Texas AG Ken Paxton and Sen. John Cornyn: A History
Paxton formally announced his bid to challenge the incumbent on Tuesday, and we fully expect this fight to get dirty.
VIDEO: Dallas Welcomes Luka Doncic Back to the American Airlines Center
The superstar was traded 67 days ago. Upon returning to Dallas, Doncic was shown the sort of love few will ever experience.
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As Measles Outbreak Grows, Study Says Texas Has Second Worst Healthcare for Kids
Now is not a good time to be a sick child in the Lone Star State.
They Who Have Been Exiled: The Strict Religious Group Behind I-35’s Cheese Cave
For years, an extreme group that former members call a cult has exercised tight control over its congregation near Waco.
Judge Says Texas Prison Heat Is ‘Unconstitutional,’ No Change In Sight
Not much has yet to change in the billion-dollar challenge to install air conditioning in prisons.
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A Trump Executive Order is Hitting the Dallas Public Library Where it Hurts
Dallas’ libraries have relied on the slashed funding to start the GED Testing Center and English language learning classes.
Pictures: Remembering the Total Solar Eclipse In Dallas, 1 Year Ago
It was an eagerly anticipated event that lived up to the hype. In many ways, it feels like a lifetime ago.
Will You Help the Dallas Observer Spring Into Action?
It takes money to keep a local news source thriving. That’s why we’re asking for you to become a member this month.
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Meet the Dallasite Elected to Usher in ‘A New Day’ for Texas Democrats
After the November election, a shake-up was called for, and Kendall Scudder thinks he might be the party’s best option.