TTexas Read More Curious Texas: Why does Dallas have industrial facilities near homes?September 2, 2026 While driving around Dallas, you may notice some neighborhoods hold both homes and industrial facilities. There have been…
TTexas Read More Texas social studies curriculum linking Islam to conflict advancesSeptember 2, 2026 State Board of Education member Julie Pickren prays during the invocation before a meeting on social studies standards…
DDallas Read More South Dallas’ Forest Theater reveals vision as it prepares to openAugust 22, 2026 As the sun set behind Interstate 45, Dallas’ reimagined Forest Theater revealed a towering, stainless-steel sculpture declaring that the…
AAustin Read More Landowners take fight against the 765-kV to the CapitolAugust 21, 2026 STEPHENVILLE/AUSTIN — By the time the state troopers got to the doors Wednesday night, the room was already…
DDallas Read More Dallas’ historic Forest Theater is reopening this year. Here’s whenAugust 20, 2026 Renovations take place at the Forest Theater in Dallas on Dec. 27, 2024. The historic space is expected…
FFort Worth Read More What’s a weather balloon? D-FW meteorologists explain helpful toolAugust 9, 2026 FORT WORTH — National Weather Service meteorologist Parker Davis pinched the neck of a big white balloon and…
FFort Worth Read More Westlake data center plans advance despite pleading from neighborsAugust 5, 2026 Audience members react to a Planning and Zoning Commission meeting in Westlake where the commission voted to recommend…
TTexas Read More Thousands fewer may get childcare assistance in Dallas CountyAugust 2, 2026 Thousands fewer Dallas County children could receive subsidized childcare next year as rising costs outpace available funding, according to…
TTexas Read More How driverless cars could reshape D-FW’s future commuting, housingJuly 30, 2026 Khaled Abdelghany describes autonomous vehicles as a “big elephant” coming to North Texas roads. Yet the SMU civil and environmental engineering…
DDallas Read More Dallas will seek new development for part of Fair ParkJuly 30, 2026 Fair Park, Dallas leaders say, should be making money. City officials are welcoming ideas for 40 acres at…
AAustin Read More Texas state jobs could drop bachelor’s degree rulesJuly 28, 2026 The Texas flag flies over the Texas Capitol in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday, May 22, 2019. (Tom Fox/The…
DDallas Read More Dallas housing advocates explore history in campaign for zoning reformJuly 24, 2026 As Dallas works to overhaul its urban planning rules for the first time in decades, hundreds of housing…