Rodeo Dallas launching new location in uptown
Rodeo Dallas, a popular but controversial Deep Ellum nightclub, is getting back in the saddle. In Uptown.
Children's Health coming to "reimagined" Shops at Red Bird
Before the old Red Bird Mall was "reimagined," Calvin and Rosanna Portley witnessed its decline.
North Texas shops feel the pinch as consumers pull back, economic worries rise
As North Texans tighten their wallets, small business owners say the slowdown is a warning sign for the economy.
Holiday calendar creep: Why Christmas comes early and Thanksgiving gets skipped
Retailers, decorators and families are embracing the early arrival of holiday cheer — even if it means Thanksgiving gets lost in the shuffle.
Burleson Elementary in Pleasant Grove earns "A" rating after culture shift and staff investment
Burleson Elementary in Dallas credits its turnaround to relationship-building, belief in students, and a team of educators who understand the challenges their kids face.
Christian blogger's post helped expose Gateway Church founder's abuse
Dee Parsons, who published survivor Cindy Clemishire's story, says the conviction sends a global message and offers hope to survivors still waiting to be heard.
HBCUs boost security after Charlie Kirk murder sparks threats
As emotions surge nationwide, Black students and institutions face heightened anxiety amid politically charged threats and online unrest.
Dallas homeowner stuck with bill after fire department error
Homeowner says she's left with thousands in damage and no help from the city, despite filing all the required paperwork.
Flu now more severe than COVID, Dallas doctors warn
Parkland Health officials say flu-related hospitalizations and deaths have recently outpaced COVID, urging renewed focus on vaccinations amid growing hesitancy.
Scotiabank to open Dallas regional HQ in Victory Park, adding 1,000 jobs
Victory Park's transformation continues with Scotiabank's expansion, joining Goldman Sachs and American Airlines in reshaping the walkable urban district.
Memorial park planned to honor fallen Dallas police officer Darron Burks
For Oak Cliff is building a memorial garden and playground at the site of a tragic loss, turning pain into a lasting tribute for the community.
TEA visits Fort Worth ISD as possible state takeover looms
The TEA made its long-awaited visit to FWISD on Thursday as the school district faces a potential state takeover.
Crowley names new school for family who broke racial barriers
In 1965, Billy Baylor and his siblings became the first Black students to integrate Crowley schools.
Psychologist warns of withdrawal effects of cellphone ban in Texas schools
As Texas schools enforce a new cellphone ban, experts warn of short-term anxiety and urge parents to help students adjust by modeling healthy tech habits.
Arlington's Decorators Warehouse braces for impact amid rising import costs
As new tariffs take effect, an Arlington holiday retailer warns of rising costs and growing uncertainty for small businesses.