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‘Women Need a Win’: In Texas, a DIY Wand Could Send the Pap Smear Packing
Cervical cancer screening rates plummeted during the pandemic and never came back up.
Texas Set To Make Parenting Your Kid’s iPad Even More Exhausting
If you thought it was annoying when your kids asked to play games on your phone before, get ready.
New Dallas Winter Forecast Released: What to Expect
Autumn may be off to a warm start, but will that trend continue into the first few months of 2026?
Renovating City Hall Could Cost $345 Million, According to Briefing Doc
To demo, or not to demo? That is the question that the City Council has to address thanks to millions in deferred maintenance.
Richardson Community Leader Denied Medical Release From ICE Detention
Marwan Marouf was arrested by ICE agents after dropping his youngest son off at school in September. He has lived in the U.S. for 30 years.
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The Sky Was Crying: Scenes From the Dallas ‘No Kings’ Protest
ICE raids, tyranny, politics and a call for love and political organization were on the agenda at Dallas’ wet No Kings protest.
UPDATE: Cavalier Response to Kirk Shooting Lands UNT, Fort Worth Council Member in Hot Water
Attorney General Ken Paxton says his office will investigate UNT over a video of students discussing the shooting that went viral.
Charlie Kirk Died 5 Weeks Ago, But His Presence In Texas Schools Has Doubled
New Turning Point chapters have opened in droves since Kirk’s death, and more are on the way.
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1 Woman, Many Causes: How a 62-Year-Old Sparked Fort Worth’s Rush Hour Resistance
Every Tuesday, creative and pointed protest signs greet thousands of Cowtown drivers along busy freeways.
Where To Go for the Oct. 18 No Kings Day of Peaceful Action in North Texas
Dozens of rallies across the state will take place on Saturday to oppose President Donald Trump. Here’s what to know and when to go.
Fried Dough and Fresh Starts: How the State Fair Gives People Second Chances
For most, going to the fair is a butter-soaked burden. But for the people working behind the counter, the fair is home.
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Dallas Police Blow Past Hiring Goals After Dropping Degree Rule, Upping the Pay
The Dallas Police Department’s recruiting efforts seem to be working.
Dallas Police Chief Turned Down $25 Million To Partner With ICE
After months of questions and confusion, Comeaux clarified his stance on partnering with ICE.
The 29 North Texas Schools and Districts Cashing A Check For Teaching The Bible
The controversial Bluebonnet Learning materials carry a large financial incentive. Here’s what local districts and schools are roughly set to make.
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‘Offensive on an Emotional Level’: LGBTQ+ Groups Dissolved Amid Resource Center Cuts
Resource Center, a community-based organization for queer Dallasites, announced programming changes that have shocked some.
UPDATED: Oak Cliff Neighborhood Cat-astrophe Finds Peace
Oak Cliff feral cats have ignited a bitter battle between residents and a prominent building owner that isn’t slowing down.
ICE Facility Shooter ‘Obsessed’ With AI, Feared Nuclear Radiation, Report Says
A report written by the Fairview Police Department does not offer any insight into what motivated the attack.
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‘Pollution Doesn’t Stop’ as Lingering Government Shutdown Triggers More Layoffs
The Trump administration is using the government shutdown to layoff more federal employees, at the detriment of the economy and the environment.
Trump Calls Mavericks Owner ‘Darling’ and ‘Great Woman’ During Israeli Hostage Release
The Israel-born Mavericks owner received a round of applause as the president acknowledged her Israel advocacy.
Hilarious Cowboys ‘Mean Tweets’ Follow Another Embarrasing Loss
Maybe Jerry Jones the owner should hire Jerry Jones to be the defensive coordinator.
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North Texas School Librarians Who Faced Criminal Investigation Speak Out
A new documentary follows the local librarians who were targeted for – get this – lending books to schoolchildren.