Maybe the Texas Legislature Doesn’t Totally Hate Sex After All
Our lawmakers will soon head back to Austin for a special session, but sex isn’t on the agenda.
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What The Dallas Morning News Sale Means to a Dallas Times Herald Staffer
Revenge served cold still tastes pretty damned good.
Cooper Flagg Kicks Ass In First Appearance for Mavericks. See All of His Dunks.
Luka Who? Just kidding. It is a new day in Dallas, however, and we’re here to celebrate Flagg Day with plenty of dunks.
Senator Angela Paxton Files for Divorce From Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
Former staff members testified during the 2023 impeachment trial that the attorney general had admitted to having an affair.
‘We Are People Too’: DART Riders Oppose Drastic Changes At Six Hour Meeting
A DART public hearing stretched to the midnight hour with overwhelming opposition to significant proposed service changes.
How to Contribute to Memorials for Camp Mystic Flooding Victims From Dallas
The funds will honor the little girls’ legacies by supporting animal rescues, scholarships and ministry efforts.
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New Stars Coach is (Hopefully) a Blast From the Past With a More Physical Future
Glen Gulutzan wasn’t ready to lead the Stars 14 years ago. Things seem different now.
UPDATED: A Timeline Of The Frisco Track Meet Stabbing, Including Trial Date
A trial date for Karmelo Anthony has been set. Here is everything else that’s happened since Austin Metcalf was killed on April 2.
Video: Dallas Police Release Body Cam Footage From Weekend Deep Ellum Shooting
A 22-year-old man died, and police shot an armed man after fights broke out between two groups on a Canton Street parking lot.
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Ken Paxton Won’t Stop Wasting Taxpayer Money
The attorney general is dropping an appeal he said he wouldn’t make in a long-running case that will cost taxpayers millions more than it should.
Flood-Related Risks Were ‘Enhanced’ By Federal Layoffs, Expert Says
The president has dodged questions about how layoffs impacted the federal response to the flood in Central Texas.
Flooding Swept Through a Texas Summer Camp. Then Came the Conspiracy Theories
Posts speculating that the missing Camp Mystic girls were trafficked or that weather manipulation played a role in the storm have gained millions of views.
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End of TSA Shoes Off Policy Could Mean Shorter Wait Times for Dallas Travelers
Love Field and DFW Airport have never had the quickest lines, but that could change very soon.
Dallas Flooded Over 100 Years Ago. Here’s Why That’s Not Likely to Happen Again.
The flood in Kerr County is one of the deadliest in Texas history. Dallas is unlikely to ever top that list.
Never Say Dye: Can Abbott and RFK Jr.’s War on Synthetic Food Coloring Make Texas Healthy Again?
Welcome an unexpected health nut to the top table: the GOP. The new laws might also help small food businesses.
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Dallas Recriminalizes Small Amounts of Weed, Gets Chummy With Ken Paxton
Dallas looks to ignore the will of its voters on Proposition R, which was overwhelmingly approved in the November election.
Texas GOP Blasts Bo French for Antisemitism, Ignores His Muslim Hate
The Tarrant County GOP chair asked whether Muslims or Jews pose a larger threat to America. The answers were telling.
Where Does Dallas Rank for Hardest Texas Cities to Find a Place to Rent In?
A lack of apartment availability persists in Dallas, creating a competitive rental market. Reconsider renewing your lease.
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Miscarriage of Justice: Donald Trump’s War on Pregnant Migrants
Kept in awful conditions by ICE, Rubia Morales-Alfaro lost a pregnancy. In Trump’s America, there’s no mercy for migrant moms.
‘A Matter of Time’: Orphaned Animals in Plano Are Looking for a New Home
The North Texas Wildlife Center has 60 days to relocate after three years of operating or close forever.
After 5 -Month Detainment, 2 Deportation Attempts, ICE Releases North Texas Woman
Ward Sakeik, a stateless Palestinian woman, was detained by immigration officials while flying back from her honeymoon.
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Gentle Gentrification Eases Its Way Into Southern Dallas
A local developer finds you can go home again and build some nice houses while you’re at it.