New data from Visit Dallas show that local tourism may finally be returning to normal after the time it lost to the coronavirus pandemic. Visit Dallas, the nonprofit tourism group formerly known as the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau, completed an economic impact study on the city's tourism revenue. The...
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Drones are starting to become the new Independence Day and New Years' Eye nighttime tradition.
North Oak Cliff will finally get a new Sprouts, after almost two years of haggling.
The group behind the cyber attack against Dallas claimed it will soon release data stolen from the city unless paid a ransom.
Denton artist Eliza Reinhardt has a severe case of amnesia, but she remembers all the positive TikTok comments about her work.
Dorrough is a Dallas treasure, and he's back, baby.
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"It wasn't a surprise to me, but it definitely was a punch in the gut," said a Dallas obstetrician-gynecologist.
The Texas attorney general has his job back, but he's not legally in the clear. Now, he's going after his political enemies in Austin and in Collin County.
As the school year begins, North Texas districts are nearing a deadline to meet requirements of a new state law. The law stems from last year's Uvalde massacre.
Saaya is a beautiful new spot near Deep Ellum that was almost empty when we visited on a Friday afternoon. Maybe it's more of a club than a restaurant; we couldn't break curfew to find out.
A study this month called for changes to Texas school dress codes, which were found to discriminate based on gender, race, religion and income.
After a prolonged and ego-driven wait, the Super Bowl-winning former head coach will have his name added to the list of all-time greatest Dallas Cowboys.
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Local musicians share some of their favorite places to play.
Selena Gomez has jokingly said she's in a throuple with Brooklyn Beckham and his wife. The joke didn't land with us.
For more than 30 years, Juanita J. Craft was a trailblazing leader and passionate advocate for the Black community in Dallas. Until her death in 1985, she was a vocal fighter for civil rights and led the charge to desegregate the Texas State Fair. She did much of her work...
From 'The Catch' to 'Defending the Star,' Sunday night's game represents a new era for one of the best rivalries in NFL history.
Ephemeral is a new art gallery concept in Dallas, and its owners want the space to live up to its history.
Texas college students were already struggling without DEI programs. Then came another Trump term.
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From moving Election Day to expanding the City Council and increasing its pay, a lot of changes could be coming to the Dallas city charter soon.
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Indie rock singer songwriter Angel Olsen's most recent album, 2022's Big Time, was steeped in personal transformation and self-realization.
UTD students do not identify with the broad federal programs of either party, leading to an emphasis on local and state politics for more substantial activism.