Community successfully fights back, prevents for-profit company from taking over Kiest Tennis Center
Community members were concerned about a loss of valuable programming and increased fees from a new operator.
Community members were concerned about a loss of valuable programming and increased fees from a new operator.
This year mark’s the country’s 250th, and we do everything big around North Texas, including Fourth of July fireworks shows.
A new documentary called ‘What’s the Story, Wishbone?’ reveals how Dallas’ creative community built the beloved ’90s PBS show.
Universal Kids Resort opens July 1 in Frisco, but the previews have sparked online backlash over barren theme design, no shade and lots of concrete.
Skip the rankings. We break down the best local waterparks by thrill, shade, price and crowds so you can pick your perfect summer splash.
You pack the moon for Minions vs. Minions: Bello Bay Club, we’ll pack the onions for Shrek’s Swamp.
Summer day camps may be cutting specialized programming, such as archery and horseback riding, to avoid increased state scrutiny.
Dallas’ Park Department says Harry Stone Park is nearing the end of its service life. Neighbors say that’s obvious.
Fight zombies, journey through the Upside Down, and walk with dinosaurs at this virtual reality experience in Dallas.
If you’ve ever watched a TV game show and thought, “I could do that,” we’ve got great news for you.
Dive into affordable alternatives with museum exhibits, sweet treats and unforgettable food festivals for every kind of spring breaker.
From Universal Kids Resort to World Cup fever at the Perot, discover the biggest family adventures hitting the Dallas area in 2026.
We’d never underestimate the impact a good movie can have on a child’s development.
Trade the winter heatwave for a quick road trip to Oklahoma City, where indoor lagoons and lazy rivers await.
This artful mix of can’t-miss museum shows in North Texas runs well into the new year.
Dallas ISD lags behind the state average when it comes to setting students up for a two- or four-year degree.
Nothing says holiday magic like screaming through a loop-de-loop in the dark.
We’ll take as much advice as we can to get through this week.
From cocoa-fueled frenzy to Grinch face-offs, here’s your free ticket out of casserole purgatory and into a fun week in The Colony.
Step into a 9-degree wonderland in Grapevine, delighting visitors with frosty fun and holiday magic now through Jan. 4.
From an accountant’s unexpected dream to a new family-friendly haven, one woman is bringing back the magic of roller skating to Grapevine.
The sun may be setting earlier, but that just gives you more time to see holiday lights before bedtime.