Arts & Culture

Michael Duncan and his horse, Sheriff, pop up in bars and clubs all around Dallas-Fort Worth, just for grins.

James “Boobie” Miles, who played football for Permian High School and was featured in the novel Friday Night Lights, is heading back to prison for failing to register as a sex offender.

It’s murder most entertaining at the convention center.

Allen Hopps, owner and director of Dark Hour in Plano, has dedicated his life to scaring others – in the best way.

Another game show entertainment complex heads to Dallas-Fort Worth: The Great Big Game Show in The Colony will let players spin, buzz, draw and build their way to victory starting in late November.

What’s that beautiful sound in the streets of Dallas? (It’s not the paletero, though that’s also music to our ears.) It’s the Concert Truck!

Torchy’s was visited by aggressive customers in Nazi uniform this week. The restaurant has now responded.

Send us photos of your best Halloween decorations, or nominate someone else, for a chance to enter our contest.

The Mayborn School of Journalism at UNT is in danger of becoming a department in a new three-school plan, according to a new proposal unearthed by the student newspaper North Texas Daily.

“Girl math” is splitting online users into two camps: Those who get the joke, and those using it to be sexist pigs.

The host and actor’s appearance caused such a demand that the university had to set up a separate website for spare tickets.

The blunder on a State Fair sign has become Reddit’s favorite new bit of news.