We had hoped that the Dallas City Council’s Ad Hoc Committee on General Investigating & Ethics would get to the bottom of how city permitting workers...
Although most people have probably never seen one of these solitary cats, the mountain lion is an important part of Texas’ ecosystem, identity and history. But...
It is rewarding to see that efforts to reduce homelessness continue to yield results. Based on the latest point-in-time count, homelessness in Dallas and Collin counties...
At the Utah Republican convention Saturday, Gov. Spencer Cox wondered if all the nastiness, boos and insults he and some other candidates endured at the hands...
The recent rash of student-involved shootings in North Texas has left families rattled and some school districts scrambling to assuage them. Yet this spate of violence...
“Been there, done that” does not apply to Howard Dean, Vermont’s longest-serving governor, who says he’s thinking about reapplying for the job he held from August...
Proposition E in the 2024 Dallas bond program would allocate $75.2 million for arts and cultural facilities. RECOMMENDATION: Vote yes Dallas has come a long way...
When we read the news that Republican Party of Texas Chair Matt Rinaldi would step down, we were hit with a little spark of hope. This...
There are a lot of ideas being discussed now to help address the problem of home affordability in Dallas. One that deserves strong consideration is lowering...
It’s St. Patrick’s Day weekend, time for green beer, revelry and, unfortunately for some, arrest for public intoxication. But in Dallas, some of those arrestees will...