‘I Regret Everything’: Frisco Realtor Jenna Ryan Says She Went to Capitol on Trump’s Commands
Frisco real estate broker Jenna Ryan says she has had a change of heart.
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Payday Industry Copped $45 Million in PPP Loans, Still Charging Texans 350% APR
The $2 trillion CARES Act, which established the Paycheck Protection Program. A new report shows how it hasn’t all gone as planned.
Dallas to Vote on Whether Non-Citizens Can Serve on Boards and Commissions
The vote passed 10-5, leaving it up to Dallas voters to decide whether non-citizens will be able to serve on boards and commissions.
GOP State Lawmakers Push to Prevent Big Tech from ‘Discriminating’ Against Conservatives
Texas Republicans are pushing legislation they say will prevent the state’s conservatives from being banned on social media.
Mark Cuban Weighs in After NBA Says National Anthem Will Play at All Games
Mark Cuban’s decision to not play the national anthem has prompted responses from everyone, including the White House.
Brutal: Johnny Bedford Looks for a Bare-Knuckle Comeback
Johnny Bedford says he’s going to be the greatest bare knuckle boxer of all time.
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Feds Nab Self-Proclaimed Neo-Nazi ‘Radical Jew Slayer’ on Gun Charge in Grand Prairie
Christian Michael Mackey, 20, allegedly told an undercover FBI source he would ‘do whatever it takes’ to defend the white nationalist movement.
Fired North Texas GOP Staffer Kevin Whitt Is Ready to Deny It All
Last week, a Republican Party of Texas staffer was fired over controversial social media posts.
‘Frustrating’: Texas Teachers Not Prioritized for COVID-19 Vaccine
Although Texas is one of four states requiring schools to remain open, teachers and other school staff have not been prioritized in the state’s vaccine rollout.
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New Wave of Billboards and Ads Demand That Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Louie Gohmert Resign
Political groups are amplifying calls for Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Louie Gohmert to resign.
New Dallas Police Chief Considers Changing How Officers Enforce Weed Laws
The new Dallas Police Chief, Edgardo “Eddie” Garcia said the city needs its officers to get violent crime under control and that’s what they’d rather be doing anyway.
New Rapid COVID-19 Tests Help Get Homeless Into Dallas Shelters
OurCalling’s facility at 1702 Caesar Chavez Blvd. is the main site administering the tests to Dallas’ homeless individuals seeking shelter. Tests are being administered Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-noon.
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Vaccine Misinformation Plaguing North Texas’ Undocumented Communities
Many undocumented immigrants living in North Texas don’t realize they are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
List of North Texans Charged for U.S. Capitol Riot Keeps Growing
Nicholas DeCarlo is one of at least 10 North Texans facing federal charges for storming the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
State Lawmakers Face Redistricting Challenge Following 2020 Census
The 2020 census has thrown a wrench in the state’s redistricting process.
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Texas Republican Goes To Bat for QAnon Congresswoman
Brian Babin responded harshly to calls for fellow Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene to be stripped of her committee assignments.
Democrat Beto O’Rourke Mulling Bid for Governor’s Mansion
Former U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke is considering running against Gov. Greg Abbott in 2022.
Car Swingers Look For Ways to Legally Do Their Thing
Opponents, including the police department, city officials and residents, say the sideshows are a dangerous nuisance and want them to end.
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Dallas County Takes Up Reforming Fines and Court Costs That Stymie Rehabilitation
Until life on the streets took him in, Jesus Monge says, he was a quiet kid who did well in school in Pleasant Grove and made friends easily. He remembers being an avid learner, bilingual in reading and writing. He won a few spelling bees, something he’s still proud of…
Dallas Is Trying to Handle Panhandlers … Again
Wayne Walker, OurCalling’s executive director and pastor, says he’s completely against panhandling. He meets many people who are destroying their lives with the money they get passed out of car windows.
Dallas Continues to Wrangle Vaccine Allocation; QR Codes to Close Backdoor Link Sharing
This weekend the city of Dallas unveiled its attempt at implementing a mass vaccination and officials subsequently issued apologies for the mess that ensued. Tuesday when the Dallas County Commissioners Court convened for their biweekly meeting, more details were offered on what went wrong, including an explanation for the hour-long…
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City Threatens To Shut Down Homeless Encampment
Camp Rhonda is named after one of its first residents. Johnny Aguinaga, the property owner, says Rhonda was the glue that held the camp’s community together. She died earlier this year. Rhonda is one of two camps. The other is called Camp Joy and it’s on another one of Aguinaga’s properties. Aguinaga said he thinks what he is doing at Camp Rhonda and Camp Joy should be legitimately considered as a solution to homelessness.