DDallas Read More Why Dallas teachers are commuting farther to workOctober 5, 2026 Most mornings, teacher Daphne Wu carries a cup of coffee on the roughly mile-long walk from her downtown Dallas…
AArlington Read More Here’s when you can apply to Texas’ public colleges for freeOctober 2, 2026 Texas students can soon apply to the state’s public universities and community colleges for free. From Monday, Oct.…
TTexas Read More What to know about Texas’ personal finance class requirementSeptember 12, 2026 Julie Harris teaches a personal financial literacy and economics class at Skyline High School in March in Dallas.…
DDallas Read More Do I need a will? See how to find free legal aid in DallasAugust 5, 2026 According to a 2025 Pew Research Center study, about three in ten U.S. adults say they’ve created a…
TTexas Read More Texas student loan borrowers in default doubled in a yearJuly 23, 2026 The Southern Methodist University Main Quadrangle on September 7, 2017. Guy Rogers III/Dallas Morning News The number of…
DDallas Read More New Texas law mandates personal finance class. What will it look like?June 28, 2026 Julie Harris has no shortage of cautionary tales. Back in the day, like many teenagers, she blundered with…
DDallas Read More Older residents are caught in the affordability gap in North TexasMay 6, 2026 Adults 65 and older who want to live alone in a North Texas rental property must have over…
TTexas Read More Texas one of the most debt-burdened states in the U.S., per analysisMay 4, 2026 Everything is bigger in Texas, including our debt. The Lone Star State has the 10th-highest debt burden in…
DDallas Read More UNT Dallas’ new president presents his vision for the universityMay 2, 2026 Warren von Eschenbach, president of the University of North Texas at Dallas, gives his remarks at his investiture…
DDallas Read More Dallas shuttle service drives workers to jobs DART can’t reachApril 28, 2026 For Brianna Lambert, the math is simple. No ride equals no job. On a recent Thursday evening, shortly…