Letters to the Editor — Immigrants in Frisco, renewable energy, Dallas ISD, Bad Bunny
Immigrants in Frisco Re: “Expressing hatred,” by Hari Mallepally, Wednesday letters. I can understand the apprehension Mallepally has…
The city of Dallas wants to reduce the World Cup’s environmental impact
As millions of visitors prepare to descend on North Texas for the FIFA World Cup, city of Dallas…
Hello Houston (February 12, 2026) – Houston Public Media
Hello Houston: Where Houston Talks! On today’s Hello Houston, ArtHouse Houston Executive Director Maureen McNamara joins us in…
Barton Springs Pool to temporarily close for maintenance
AUSTIN, Texas — Barton Springs Pool will close for two weeks in an effort to remove all or…
Texas attorney general sues factory over bad smell
BASTROP, Texas — Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Monday against Darling Ingredients, Inc. for unlawfully emitting…
Heat returns to North Texas with a warm, somewhat sunny Sunday
After a pleasantly warm spring week, North Texas is headed into a warmer one. Are we back in…
Dallas to get nearly $15M in federal funding for projects in bill Trump signed, memo shows
Dallas is getting nearly $15 million in federal funding for more than a dozen community projects, the largest…
Austin girl’s body never recovered after Texas floods. Her parents are suing Camp Mystic
The parents of an 8-year-old Austin girl whose body has not been recovered since she was swept away…
Despite community concerns, city plan commissioners approve rezoning along Coombs Creek
At the end of a quiet road in West Oak Cliff, surrounded by homes and duplexes near Coombs…
Hays County leaders concerned over growing water emergency
HAYS COUNTY, Texas – Hays County leaders are sounding the alarm over what they call a growing water…
Dallas hires 300 goats to clean up White Rock Lake and yes, they’re very baaa-sy
Bells jingled across White Rock Lake as hundreds of goats started doing what they do best: eating weeds…
Nonprofit Trees for Houston plants its millionth tree – Houston Public Media
Since its founding in 1983, the area nonprofit Trees for Houston has had a simple mission: to plant,…