Anti-ICE protests enter third day in Austin after fatal shooting
Austinites demonstrated for the third day Saturday to protest the killing of a Minnesota woman by federal immigration…
San Antonio gave up abortion travel funding months ago; AG Paxton claiming victory now
SAN ANTONIO – Attorney General Ken Paxton is claiming victory over San Antonio and its controversial Reproductive Justice…
About 1,000 turn out at Dallas City Hall to protest Minneapolis ICE shooting
About 1,000 people showed up outside Dallas City Hall and marched through downtown streets Thursday evening to protest…
Highland Park Mushroom House Demolished
The Mushroom House in Highland Park — suitable for Smurfs, but only very rich ones. Patrick Williams Wednesday…
San Antonio prepares to move rainbows from crosswalks to sidewalks in Pride district, sparking mixed reactions
SAN ANTONIO – The rainbow crosswalks at the heart of San Antonio’s Pride Cultural Heritage District are set…
Dallas News Stories To Watch Out For in 2026
Looking ahead to a new year inevitably requires a healthy look back on the one that has just…
Dallas Leaders Optimistic After AT&T Announces It Will Move to Plano
The AT&T Discovery District on Halloween night. Taylor Adams AT&T confirmed what has been whispered about for months…
District 2 City Council office to host news conference on MLK March
Martin Luther King Jr. Day honors the life and legacy of the civil rights leader San Antonio City…
This Historic Southern Dallas Neighborhood Is Tired of Political Games
Joppa in Southern Dallas is one of the city’s historical Freedmen’s Towns. Brian Maschino Shalondria Galimore is a…
Fatal Dallas Car Crashes Drop by Half in 2025
Vehicle crashes are common in the most dangerous Dallas intersections Adobe S Dallas is still far from achieving…
Mayor Jones asks Gov. Abbott to reconsider veto halting funding for children’s summer lunch programs
SAN ANTONIO – Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones sent a letter to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott asking him to…
Worst of Dallas 2025: Politics, Trends, News, Sports
Every fall, we publish our Best of Dallas issue, the Observer’s biggest print edition of the year. In…