Newsy Phrases We Think Big Tex Should Utter in 2024
The time to be silent is over. We need Big Tex speaking out on important issues.
The time to be silent is over. We need Big Tex speaking out on important issues.
Attorney General Ken Paxton changed his mind about when city contractors can ban guns. Judge rules he was right the first time.
We’ve grown accustomed to not understanding everything the Cowboys owner says, but we know he lied to us about Derrick Henry.
A resolution affirming the rights of transgender people in Dallas County was passed this month as part of a larger campaign.
The controversial plan that will allow multi-family units in single-family neighborhoods is the first of its kind since 2006.
You’re might need at least a month’s worth of one of these two apps to see if the Cowboys can turn their season around this week.
Election season is upon us. Here’s what to know about how to vote in 2024.
Dallas City Council is set to vote on ForwardDallas 2.0 after months of controversy and community feedback.
The new ad takes aim at Colin Allred’s record of voting in favor of LGBTQ rights and protections.
The department discussed boarding up the bridge so it can’t be seen from I-75.
Could it be? Who knows, but we can dare to dream.
Skeptics of deck park, renaming say new name will “erase our identity.”
Garcia will leave the Dallas Police Department for a role in Austin, following former City Manager T.C. Broadnax.
Actions of UT Dallas administrators could amount to censorship, the Student Press Law Center says.
A curious mind, a belly hungry for a good story and the ability to write well and fast are all we need.
A shocking report about UNT’s Health Science Center comes as the school deals with a ‘creeper’ photographer and shuttered DEI programs.
A trio of schools made considerable jumps from last year.
SB17 went into effect in January and has resulted in the dissolution of campus DEI offices across the state.
Collin County and Lewisville departments cancelled their classes after learning of Street Cop’s many controversies and questionable practices.
Just try to prove us wrong.
More men are speaking out about the impact the statewide abortion ban has had on their families.
From North Texas to Washington, D.C., Artificial Intelligence technology has become a staple of political campaigns