We Fact-Checked Ted Cruz’s New Campaign Ad: ‘Agony of Defeat’
The new ad takes aim at Colin Allred’s record of voting in favor of LGBTQ rights and protections.
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Parks Department Sets Sights on Northaven Bridge Pro-Palestine Protests
The department discussed boarding up the bridge so it can’t be seen from I-75.
New Dallas Winter, Snowfall Forecast Released: Here’s What To Expect
Could it be? Who knows, but we can dare to dream.
Heritage Auctions Co-Founder Claims I-35 Deck Park Naming Rights With $23 Million Donation
Skeptics of deck park, renaming say new name will “erase our identity.”
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Leaving for Austin Job
Garcia will leave the Dallas Police Department for a role in Austin, following former City Manager T.C. Broadnax.
UT Dallas Student Journalists Strike, Allege Retaliation for Palestine Encampment Coverage
Actions of UT Dallas administrators could amount to censorship, the Student Press Law Center says.
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Dallas Observer Has an Opening for a News Reporter – a Good One
A curious mind, a belly hungry for a good story and the ability to write well and fast are all we need.
UPDATE: Dallas County Will No Longer Send Unclaimed Bodies to UNT Health Science Center.
A shocking report about UNT’s Health Science Center comes as the school deals with a ‘creeper’ photographer and shuttered DEI programs.
Texas Universities Gain Ground in 2025 Best Colleges Rankings
A trio of schools made considerable jumps from last year.
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UNT Dissolves Faculty Resource Groups, Citing Bill That Targets Campus DEI Initiatives
SB17 went into effect in January and has resulted in the dissolution of campus DEI offices across the state.
Another Local Police Department Set for Classes by Rogue Training Company
Collin County and Lewisville departments cancelled their classes after learning of Street Cop’s many controversies and questionable practices.
Good Lord, the Cowboys Suck!
Just try to prove us wrong.
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Women’s Issue No More: Men’s Voices Grow Louder in Texas Abortion Access Advocacy
More men are speaking out about the impact the statewide abortion ban has had on their families.
Threat to Democracy or Tool for Innovation: Should AI Play a Role in Campaigns?
From North Texas to Washington, D.C., Artificial Intelligence technology has become a staple of political campaigns
Is THC-O a Legal Hemp Product? A Court Rules It Is.
The ruling comes despite a letter from the DEA stating that THC-O is a Schedule I controlled substance.
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Texas Tribune Fest Welcomes Ideas of All Kinds, Speakers From Both Parties
‘You’ll hear some things you don’t like, and that’s the point’ was the theme of the weekend in Austin, with many North Texas politicians on hand.
Dallas Movie Theater Hosts Dueling Presidential Debate Watch Parties. Here’s How It Went.
We secured tickets to both watch parties (in the same movie theater), where we took note of the fashion, the festivities and Ken Paxton.
Dallas Could Pass Additional Regulations To Combat Aggressive Dogs
The city has known about these needed changes for about two years.
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Dozens of Female UNT Students Find ‘Creeper’ Photos Posted to Lewd Website
The photos were captioned with sexually explicit buzzwords and were viewed thousands of times before being removed.
After Damning Report, Changes Demanded at Henry Wade Juvenile Justice Center
Inspectors found falsified reports and evidence of unlawful solitary confinement and unsanitary conditions.
From Injuries to the Olympics, 2024 Has Been a Wild Ride for Dallas Wings’ Satou Sabally
The talented forward has spread her wings across the globe in recent months as she fights back from shoulder surgery.
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State Fair’s Business Class for Concessions Hopefuls Helps Keep Fried Food Flowing
A months-long business course is helping prepare the next generation of Texas State Fair vendors.