Plano ISD To Close 4 Schools, Move Elementary School for the Deaf
Davis Elementary has been a vital resource for deaf children and their families, and some parents fear that a new location could bring unwelcome changes.
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In Texas Monthly Eric Johnson Avoids the Questions Local Media Have Been Asking
Eric Johnson rarely speaks with a local or state media outlet. It’s even more rare when he actually answers our questions.
Old Sin and Stealing Churches: This Week in Local Pastors Behaving Badly
One prominent pastor cited years-old “sin” as the reason for his departure, and another Dallas pastor is sentenced to 35 years for fraudulent property deeds.
Dallas City Council Wants To Slow the Roll on North Texas High Speed Railroad
Dallas City Council is making clear its lack of support for a 75-foot tall high-speed railway track downtown.
Dallas County Budget Short Tens of Millions of Dollars
As a result of the massive budget shortfall, Dallas County could freeze countywide hiring and projects, and change overtime policies.
In Many Dallas Suburbs, Police Oversight Is Handled In-House, for Better or Worse
Civilian police oversight doesn’t exist in many North Texas suburbs. Some advocates believe it should be everywhere, regardless of a city’s size.
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Readers Respond: Dallas Christian School Coach Arrested for Sexual Assault of a Child
Few things can provoke the anger of readers the way the arrest of a Christian private school teacher for child sexual assault did.
Dallas City Council Members Propose Decriminalizing Small Amounts of Marijuana
The push for marijuana decriminalization in Dallas just got a little stronger.
City Council Discussions Show Where Support Lands for Charter Amendments
Extending city council term lengths, moving municipal elections and council member salaries are all up for debate.
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Dallas Man Tied to Camp With History of Abuse Arrested for Sexual Assault of a Child
Matthew Harmon, who was arrested for having a sexual relationship with a minor, has ties to the Kanakuk Christian summer camp.
From Sucking to Spectacular, the Mavericks Have Sent Dallas on a Singular Journey
The Mavericks face off against Boston for an NBA title that would add another highlight to young Luka Doncic’s already legendary career
It’s Raining, It’s Pouring: This Is DFW’s Sixth-Wettest Year Ever
We wanna know, have you ever seen the rain? If you live in Dallas-Fort Worth, you certainly have in recent days. And we’re not done with it.
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A New Bezos Academy Is Planned for Dallas, Offering Free Tuition
The partnership between Juliette Fowler Communities and Bezos Academy will last about ten years, serving hundreds of children.
How Many Billionaires Live in Dallas-Fort Worth?
We’ve always known that North Texas is home to plenty of high rollers. Take a look at just how much cash you need to be among the wealthiest.
What Does The Fight to Keep the ‘Gun Show Loophole’ Open Mean for Texans?
Texas Attorney Gen. Ken Paxton is standing by his guns as he battles with President Joe Biden over private gun sales and mandatory background checks.
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A Mavericks Miracle: The NBA Finals Are Coming Back to Dallas
Ticket info, schedule, betting odds and other things to know about the Mavericks’ first trip to the NBA Finals in 13 years.
Frisco Says It Has an ‘Inclusion Committee,’ But Some Aren’t So Sure
The committee was apparently created in 2018, but LGBTQ advocates with the nonprofit Pride Frisco say it has never been made official.
After T.C. Broadnax Resignation, City Hall Shakeups Should Be Expected
The wave of resignations that have followed T.C. Broadnax’s departure mirror a long-running trend in the city manager’s office.
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The ‘True Greatness’ of Larry Allen Is Remembered by Fans, Writers and Players
The dominant offensive lineman won a Super Bowl in Dallas and hordes of admirers before being inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2013.
Dallas Observer Kicks Off Spring Membership Campaign
It takes money to keep a free news source thriving. That’s why we’re asking for some of yours during our first spring membership drive now through June 7.
Are There Too Many Apartments in Farmers Branch?
In the near future, Farmers Branch could have 16,000 multifamily units. Some in the city say that’s just too many.
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Texas Supreme Court Strikes Down Abortion Ban Challenge With ‘Deeply Offensive’ Ruling
The judges did not provide clarity on which medical situations would allow for a legal abortion.