McDonald's spin-off coffee shop, CosMc's, is trying to find its footing in North Texas.
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At House of Blues Dallas, an excellent double bill of post-punk bands provided '80s nostalgia.
At Burnt BBQ and Tacos, a Venezuelan kitchen staff has quietly put together a delicious taste of South American flavors.
Seventeen Texas counties will still require drivers to undergo annual emissions testing.
Dallas will have one fewer Italian beef spots by the end of October.
Four physicians from the Dallas area gathered Thursday to recount their experiences bringing medical care to a war zone.
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Organizers of the Nexstar protest worry about what a merger will mean for free speech and Dallas’ WFAA news station.
According to a new report, 28,000 cashiering jobs in Texas and $800 million in payroll are predicted to be eliminated sooner than later.
A law signed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott allows for fines up to $500 for sleeping in a public space.
Firings at Texas A&M and Texas State come as more faculty members report concerns of political interference.
Your next lunch might be brought to you by a self-driving robot.
For just $1.19, you too can experience almost an ounce of holiday spirit, which we wait for all year.
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I-35 is a scary road in the best conditions, says a new study. Add snow and it can create a driver's worst nightmare.
In the meantime, you can grab "soul food flair" from the grill with 7-Eleven's new Chicken & Waffle roller.
A slate of Democrats will vie to run against Ken Paxton or John Cornyn for Senate. But something had to change for one to win.
It's also called the Beaver Moon, but it has nothing to do with Buc-ee's, if you can believe that.
The Dallas City Council elections were decided by an apathetic voting base.
Gavin Mulloy and Joshua Ray Walker talk the 2025 Deep Ellum Block Party, an opportunity to see pro wrestling and a diverse range of artists.
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Over a thousand bills were signed into law this session, and some will take effect on Sept. 1. Here are some of them.
A new poll asks Americans which famous person they'd want to be buried with.
Extending city council term lengths, moving municipal elections and council member salaries are all up for debate.
Paystubs showing $0 are forcing North Texas families to delay paying bills and call off holiday plans.