More Restrictions on Smoke Shops Are Coming to Grand Prairie, Allen
The two North Texas cities are trying to limit the concentration of smoke shops in certain parts of town.
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Scream It From the Rooftops: July Could Be Done WithTriple-Digit Temperatures
A mid-week cold front followed by four days of rain could bring the cooldown DFW needs.
5 Ways Anti-Diversity Laws Affect LGBTQ+ People and Research in Higher Ed
Recent legislation has had a chilling effect on students and faculties throughout Texas.
Carrollton, Farmers Branch Latest Cities Voting to Cut DART Funding
The two cities join Plano, Rowlett and Irving, which have all voted to cap DART contributions at three-quarters of a cent.
Who is J.D. Vance, Donald Trump’s Pick for Vice President?
After months of speculation, the Ohio senator and “Hillbilly Elegy” author will join Donald Trump on the Republican ticket.
GOP Calls for Jasmine Crockett To Resign Following Trump Assassination Attempt
Crockett co-signed a bill that would have removed Trump’s Secret Service detail following his felony conviction.
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Former South Park Writer Goes After ‘Racist’ Ken Paxton
More and more, the content on Toby Morton’s political parody websites feels like reality, he says.
So Much for Unity: Mayor Eric Johnson Speaks at Republican Convention
The Dallas mayor and Ted Cruz pledged allegiance to Donald Trump and stuck close to the lines they’ve rehearsed time and time again.
Bad News: COVID Is Spiking in Dallas County Once Again
Dallas health professionals say the number of people testing positive for the virus is “definitely going up.”
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Texas A&M Will Discontinue Gender-Affirming Care
Gender-affirming care can be life-saving for transgender people. Texas A&M will stop providing the care next month, despite opposition from some students.
1995 Arlington Home Run Derby: Sluggers, Steroids and Summer Heat
Different players are just the beginning of how very different this year’s Home Run Derby is compared to the 1995 contest in Arlington.
The 2024 Republican National Convention Will Be Filled With Fear, Division
The 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas was met with protests. There will be plenty to protest at this year’s convention in Milwaukee as well.
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Hometown Actress Revisits 1980s Murder in New Podcast
Angela Stevens was murdered in 1988. A former classmate, now a Hollywood actress, has never forgotten about the family left behind.
North Texas Reacts to Attempted Trump Assassination
Both Republicans and Democrats from North Texas chime in on the Trump attack in Pennsylvania that left multiple people dead and injured.
‘Gut Wrenching’: There Are Thousands of Homeless Students Across DFW
Student homelessness isn’t going away. In fact, it’s getting worse according to some North Texas school districts.
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What First-Ever Federal Heat Protections Could Mean for Dallas’ Outdoor Workers
OSHA’s recommendations would require employers to provide outdoor workers with shade, adequate breaks and water.
We Fact-Checked Colin Allred’s New Campaign Ad: ‘All Hat, No Cattle’
The new ad takes aim at Ted Cruz while attempting to shine a light on Allred’s ability to play well with others.
Bullet for My Vending Machine: Local Company Puts Ammo in Grocery Stores
The company says it provides a safe service, but gun control advocates say vending machines are a questionable step away from common-sense gun practices.
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How Will North Texas Kroger-Albertsons Merger Impact Grocery Stores in the Area?
Stores in Arlington, McKinney, Dallas, Frisco and more will be impacted by the massive transaction.
When Rowdy Cries: Cowboys Fans Are Among the NFL’s Saddest
Like Trent Reznor and Johnny Cash sang, “I hurt myself today, to see if I still feel.”
The Feds Want To Know How You Feel About Rescheduling Marijuana
If you want to have a say in marijuana’s potential rescheduling, you better speak up soon.
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Probe Reveals Improper Use of Taxpayer Money by Texas Antiabortion Groups
Viola’s House in Dallas regularly receives exorbitant reimbursements for goods for which they paid little, the investigation states.