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There will be no quick trip down the ballot for North Texas voters in November.
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There will be no quick trip down the ballot for North Texas voters in November.
James Talarico can add Thomas J. Henry, a prominent Texas trial attorney, to his list of endorsements – even though the law firm is...
After hours of horse trading over relatively small pots of money to maintain library and park services, the Dallas City Council approved a record $6 billion...
Gustavo Rubio wasn't alive when terrorists attacked the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.
Some don’t want to participate in a partisan exercise, others crave more nonpartisan information on candidates.
After a DPS official said last week that the law would be limited to the border area, the agency on Monday clarified that it...
The state’s immigration law is on hold while the courts consider its legality.
The president held two private events to raise money for his rematch against former President Donald Trump.
The proposal, subject to a 30-day public comment period, focuses on doctors’ discretion instead of specifying acceptable conditions.
Next to downtown’s grassy knoll, new public artwork provides another vital history lesson about our city’s ugly past.
Early voting starts April 22 for the May 4 election. The city hasn’t yet released a final list of projects planned to be paid...
The president plans no public appearances before heading to a campaign reception in Houston.
Justice Samuel Alito’s order came as a previous pause expired and did not include a deadline for action.
Only 18% of registered voters showed up, continuing a trend of apathy.