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The Mavericks are staying in Dallas for now. They're just not staying where downtown supporters wanted them.
The ‘Law & Order: SVU’ star talked about her famous Texas mom, her sexual-assault activism and freeing herself from silence at a Genesis Women’s...
Mayor Eric Johnson recently scolded his City Council colleagues via newsletter for paying “lip service to fiscal responsibility” during the year while voting “for...
Vietnam corpsman’s selflessness is inspiring. Now Cornyn, Cruz, Allred or Hegseth can make sure he’s rewarded.
UT System’s regents announced Wednesday that Texas families earning less than $100,000 annually will get free tuition and waived fees for students.
Between $12 million and $24 million — that’s how much a financial expert estimates the Jean family is entitled to for their losses after the...
The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday the state Legislature does not have the power to stall an execution, ending a constitutional crisis that erupted...
When two Dallas police officers tried to stop Tomiya Crenshaw in South Dallas in the early morning hours of May 13, 2022, it was...
A Southwest Airlines plane about to take off from Dallas Love Field was struck by gunfire Friday night, police said. Officers responded at about 9:50 to...
The family of Botham Jean and former Dallas police Officer Amber Guyger are headed to court later this month over a wrongful death lawsuit. In...
At least 78 changes were made to UNT courses in attempts to comply with the state’s DEI ban, according to internal communications reviewed by...
The Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel and the resulting war in Gaza have shaped how many Jewish and Muslim residents in North Texas...
A Dallas police officer who wrote “aim better” online after the assassination attempt on President-elect Donald Trump, who was on the campaign trail at the time,...
By Talia Richmanhttps://www.dallasnews.com/Reprinted – by Texas Metro News Texas universities should not approve tuition increases for the next two years, Gov. Greg Abbott said...