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First-round urban, rural split guides both campaigns as they mobilize base voters and test edges in low-turnout Senate rematch
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First-round urban, rural split guides both campaigns as they mobilize base voters and test edges in low-turnout Senate rematch
Early voting for the May 2 municipal election started Monday, but a statewide holiday will close North Texas polls Tuesday.
Deric Durden remembers when a letter with his name on it landed on the desk of a corporate CEO he had never met, written...
Dallas officials say they will tighten sound controls and change stage placement at Fair Park after the Breakaway Music Festival sent noise across parts of...
The federal lawsuits, filed this week, target rules on foster care and classifying gender dysphoria as a disability.
Commissioner John Wiley Price says Dallas should pay more in county jail costs, and suggests a new city jail could help with jail population...
Paxton has indicated in court documents that he may be planning to appeal to the Texas Supreme Court next
Sr. Cpl. Karissa David lost vision in both eyes after attack
Centers for Disease Control researchers indicate that the vaccine and booster shots should protect against the new variant.
The 16-year-old was arrested at a Whataburger after sharing his plan with classmates.
The news comes as the city and police navigate a year of change and grapple with recent crises.
State Supreme Court hears case involving AG Ken Paxton’s top deputy, who argued Texas had proof of election irregularities benefitting Democrat Joe Biden.
Local Black churches are helping congregants and community members with financial education and assistance programs.
Residents at the building said they heard numerous shots ring out before police responded.