New college grads need more than degrees to get noticed
With constant talk of tariffs and a possible trade war, there is an air of uncertainty that hangs over the economy, and some companies are responding by keeping hiring flat.
Push to fund Dallas Wings training site stirs urgency and debate
With the WNBA team set to relocate, the city is moving quickly to ensure top-tier facilities are ready in time.
The Gault Site in Central Texas continues to reshape history as more artifacts discovered
"It's a place that has been known and used by indigenous people for tens of thousands of years, probably, back maybe 18,000 years," said archaeologist Mike Adler, PhD.
Princeton's population boom sparks growing pains
City leaders say the headline-grabbing census figures are likely already behind the curve because growth hasn't slowed.
DART officials warn of severe service cuts if bill passes
DART is funded with a one-cent share of sales tax revenue from member cities.
Meals on Wheels Tarrant County navigating funding cuts
The impacted ancillary services include a transportation program that provides rides to and from adult activity centers.
Nonprofit AT LAST! expands Oak Cliff "boarding experience" for more students
Plans have been announced to build a second house to accommodate more scholars.
Dallas filmmaker shares ancient human activity at Gault Site in Central Texas
"The Stones Are Speaking" will air as part of the USA Film Festival on Sunday, April 27, at 4 p.m. at the Angelika Theater in Dallas.
Bonton Farms growing again as wellness center debuts on Saturday
The effort is rooted in growing resources for the community.
Tesla owner seeks $1 million in damages after car keyed in Dallas
The Tesla pushback began when CEO Elon Musk became the face of federal workers losing their jobs.
New deck park near Dallas Zoo to open in spring 2026
"You can see the park really coming, starting to take shape," said April Allen, president and CEO of the Southern Gateway Public Green Foundation.
Free Narcan vending machines expand across North Texas
The vending machines have saved at least three lives since they were rolled out last year.
Why isn't there a statute of limitations in megachurch founder's child sex abuse indictments?
It is something Morris' attorneys will likely challenge.
"Grateful" after megachurch founder's abuse indictment, alleged victim says
Bond for the former Gateway Church pastor has been set at $50,000 and Oklahoma officials said they expect Morris to surrender himself early next week.
Officials question continued use of outdated Dallas police training facility
The next council briefing on the project is expected on March 26.