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Cutbacks and changes at the Dallas Morning News have swallowed up a sizable portion of the paper including its dedicated reporting team for its Spanish language news section.
Some hemp businesses are removing THCO from their shelves after the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) said it is a Schedule I Controlled substance.
Texas Rep. Giovanni Capriglione, a Tarrant County Republican, filed House Bill 1666 last week to prevent the next FTX. The bill would require digital asset trading firms to have enough funding on hand to pay customers when they come asking for their money.
New Dallas program will allow rental property owners to do their own annual inspections. The city hopes the program will free up resources and time for code compliance staff to address properties that might regularly be in violation of city codes.
Every scene or sub-culture needs someone who serves as a beacon - a person whose enthusiasm attracts the uninitiated and stokes the long-burning embers of those who've been around the block a time or two already. The North Texas mountain biking community lost one of its own beacons when James...
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Could Texas ban the powerful THC isomers? One company is fighting to make sure that doesn't happen. The fight continues in court on Sept. 5.
Despite what the movies might have you believe, no scientist who threads within the bounds of basic ethics would be willing to reanimate the DNA of a massive, extinct carnosaur.
Tyler Republican Rep. Matt Schaefer's proposed House Bill 20 is unconstitutional and would lead to racial profiling, some say.
In 1998 a Dallas man was sentenced to life in prison for a murder he said he didn't commit. He's now free.
A Rockwall health spot, the Nutrition Spot on Dalrock, wants to avoid the hangover by throwing "health parties."
A new documentary called "The Mojo Manifesto" chronicles the life and career of the court jester of country and rock 'n roll, Mojo Nixon.
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A social media litigation group is taking the short video stream giant TikTok to court over the death of an 8-year-old girl from Temple.
The Dallas City Council almost unanimously approved an ordinance that bans standing on medians. City Council member Adam Bazaldua was the outlier, saying the ordinance could lead to more discriminatory enforcement than marijuana laws.
Day Phan says he's entering his "Fat Elvis" phase.
It's been 225 years since DMB released Before These Crowded Streets, and it's still fire.
The Dallas Mavericks just acquired controversial player Kyrie Irving. Not everyone is happy about that.
Review: For this month's review we visit Brass Ram, a stunning new steakhouse from Nick Badovinus in the East Quarter.
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Texans know that Attorney General Ken Paxton is one-of-a-kind, and he sues the president a lot. But just how unique is he compared with other state AGs?
Ever since being launched to stardom as half of the smash 2011 hit "Somebody I Used to Know" with Gotye, New Zealand indie pop adventurist Kimbra has been a fixture of playlists for those seeking more out of pop music's sheen than just hooks and looks.
Rex and Stephanie Hyewon Pak have opened a new location of their Aloha Chicken and Shrimp, which started in a gas station in Watauga, serving up combos of chicken, shrimp and bulgogi beef with a Hawaiian twist.
Dallas Fire-Rescue trainees are required to be vaccinated for COVID-19. The Dallas Fire Fighters Association President says there should be alternatives.