Opinion: A 10% credit card interest cap would cut off credit for the most vulnerable consumers
by Special to El Paso Matters, El Paso Matters January 15, 2026 By Margie Salazar The recently proposed…
Mavericks have little to offer Cooper Flagg but growing pains. Jason Kidd can relate
In 1994, the Mavericks secured the services of Jason Kidd with the second pick of the draft because…
Slow-motion demolition of Dallas’ Tenth Street district seems to be accelerating
I spent Monday morning walking the Tenth Street Historic District — what remains of it, anyway, thanks to…
Cowboys’ best defensive coordinator candidate will be on sideline at CFP title game
Once upon a time — it was a Saturday night 37 years ago, believe it or not —…
‘I needed to pray about it.’ How Frederick Haynes made decision to run for Congress
Dallas minister Frederick Haynes III was attending a civil rights summit in Montgomery, Ala., when he learned of…
Affordable housing incentives are changing. Dallas must change with them
The affordable housing ecosystem is changing. We are seeing the reprioritization of federal funds, transformative state policy that…
‘Plano has had some great success,’ and other quotes of the week
“Plano has had some great success with Toyota [North America] moving here, Liberty Mutual, Capital One, Boeing ……
There’s a reason you’re watching Eagles and not Cowboys in the playoffs
As Cowboys fans are forced to watch the Eagles in the playoffs once again — at least for…
‘We had a good run downtown.’ What The National’s foreclosure means for Dallas
Before the sun had even risen on the first Monday of the new year, a text message lit…
Texas is taking steps toward fixing its early childhood education system
High-quality, affordable, early childhood programs aren’t just nice to have. They support working parents, enhance child development in…
Oak Lawn church can keep its rainbow steps. And Dallas can hang on to its soul
The sanctuary was full Sunday morning, its pews packed with a congregation that likely looks more like Dallas…
Race relations have improved in Dallas, but there’s still far to go
Twenty years ago, my history of how racism shaped Dallas, White Metropolis: Race, Ethnicity, and Religion in Dallas,…