Poker Rooms in Farmers Branch? It Might Not Be in the Cards.
Things aren’t looking so hot for poker clubs in Farmers Branch, but the games will continue in other cities across the state – including Dallas, for now at least.
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Here’s Who Will Oversee the Dallas County Property Tax Appraisal Process
For the first time, Dallas voters are able to have a bit more say over what goes on at the county appraisal district board.
One Year Later, Allen Honors the Victims and Heroes of the Allen Premium Outlets Mass Shooting
Even after a year, questions remain about the deadly May 6, 2023, Allen mass shooting, but the city hasn’t let that stop them from remembering the fallen.
Report: Immigrants Contribute Billions to Dallas Economy
Immigrants accounted for 23.2% of the total population in Dallas and their households earned $10.7 billion in income in 2022, according to a new report.
What Could Ken Paxton’s Bank Bans Mean for the Dallas Bond?
As banks are banned from the Texas bond industry, interest rates are inflating and taxpayers are footing the bill.
Conflict of Interest? Rowlett Resident Accuses City Council Member of Corruption
A Rowlett city council member voted to approve a zoning case earlier this year. A Rowlett resident says he should have recused himself from the vote.
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Travelers to Italy, Mexico Likely To See Higher Prices as Dallas Airlines Cut Flights
Prices for airline tickets are already the highest they’ve been in years, and recent flight route cuts could drive up costs even more.
UPDATED: Lewisville, Collin County Police Cancel Classes With Rogue Police Training Company
Critics say that Street Cop Training teaches unconstitutional police tactics and promotes toxic behavior. That hasn’t stopped local departments from hiring them.
‘Our Voices Are Being Heard’: How Student Arrests Inspired UTD Protesters
One North Texas professor believes police responses to other campus protests may be “encouraging” students to join a Pro-Palestinian movement.
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Who Are the Book Banners on Saturday’s North Texas School Board Ballots?
Library books and censorship are among the hottest topics in education, especially when it comes to local elections.
Pro-Palestine Protesters Hold Walkout at UNT, the Latest College to See Protests
On Tuesday, UNT student groups added to the wave of college campus protests that have erupted across the country in recent days. More around North Texas are expected.
Dallas Botched Renovations of Its New Permitting Office
Not long after they moved in, Dallas development services employees had to vacate their new office because it failed city inspections.
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Marijuana To Be Rescheduled in U.S. What Does That Mean for Texas?
The move won’t legalize marijuana across the country, but it’s a step in that direction.
Greg Abbott Warns Migrants About Alligators: ‘Cross at Your Own Risk’
The Texas governor adds to his list of threats and jokes aimed at migrants with an alligator video from the Rio Grande.
Just Like Everything Else, Mobile Homes in Texas Are Becoming Less Affordable
Manufactured or mobile housing can be more affordable, but that doesn’t mean it’s cheap.
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Dallas ISD Increases Campus Security Following Shootings
Gun violence incidents affecting two Dallas-area high schools have led to increased on-campus personnel and safety protocol retraining.
Dallas Library Plan Recommends Overhaul of Central Library, Renovations for 11 Others
The council unanimously voted to reimagine the “malfunctioning,” “dark” and”confusing” downtown central library.
Dallas Has 4 of the Top 100 High Schools in America
U.S. News & World Report gives high marks for some Dallas public high schools in its latest study.
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BREAKING: 97.1 The Freak Fires On-Air Crew, Will Return to Rock Radio Format
After 16 months, The Freak will again become The Eagle and play rock music instead of hosting wide-ranging talk.
Caitlin Clark’s First WNBA Game Is Against The Dallas Wings
The Caitlin Clark Effect is coming to North Texas on May 3 in what is expected to be the guard’s first professional game. Here’s what you need to know.
Family Files Lawsuit Over Man’s Death by Suicide in Kaufman County Jail
A North Texas man’s family is looking for justice in a wrongful death lawsuit brought against Kaufman County.
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New Dallas Police Program Will Map Cameras Across City, Raising Privacy Concerns
The partnership of Dallas and Arlington police with a real-time crime surveillance platform shows the blurred line between safety and privacy.