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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...
Regular lessons paused to discuss historical appointment of first Black woman to the nation’s highest court.
A report from Louis Bedford IV, the Democrats’ appointed election judge, highlighted numerous issues with voting equipment and staffing during the March 1 primary.
Public safety in southern Dallas is top of mind for residents and the Dallas Police Department after two mass shootings in two weeks.
Dallas Democrat Colin Allred hails historic confirmation while Republican John Cornyn questions whether Jackson will ‘get outside of her lane’ as a justice.
The first Black woman confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court will inspire kids who otherwise wouldn’t see themselves occupying the country’s highest spaces, said...
A city cannot become more walkable with thousands of miles of crumbling or missing sidewalks.
‘Holding On to Elsewhere’ opens April 2 and runs through May 7.
The shooting happened just after 11:30 p.m. in the 5000 block of Cleveland Road. Police had previously said 10 people were wounded in the...
One Dallas mom spent six weeks in the hospital, first to treat the virus and later for stroke-related rehabilitation.
The historically Black college is exploring the possibility of a West Coast campus to begin creating a national network of schools.