Keith Self is up for reelection this November, and dog-whistling about Sharia law has emerged as a key policy issue.

The Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist launched his first headlining run in nearly three years at South Side Ballroom on ...

Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico pitched himself as an equalizer as he unveiled his economic platform in Arlington Wednesday. “We need a new American Dream,” Talarico reiterated several times ...

The State Fair of Texas doesn’t start until Sept. 25, but the concessionaires have been working on recipes for months already. Perhaps years even. This year, there were 77 entries for the Big Tex ...

We North Texans have a unique Christmas tradition: the annual themed ice sculpture winter wonderland at Grapevine’s Gaylord ...

Amid the uncertainty of City Hall’s future, Dallasites may soon be asked to approve funding for several major public safety ...

Ashley Brandt knows what it feels like to get smacked in the face by politics. She knows what it’s like to be affected by a draconian law that doesn’t see nuance or reason. She knows what it’s like to ...

Some see the AI facilities as a sign of the apocalypse, others see an opportunity to advocate for environmental stewardship.

Billboards could be coming to green spaces as Dallas Park and Recreation faces an uneasy financial future. On Monday, department staff briefed the City Council’s Parks, Trails and the Environment ...

In North Texas, Tony Romo’s name has cachet up the yin-yang (this joke would work a lot better if he were number 7 instead of number 9, but alas.) Cowboys fans remember Romo for a great many things ...

There’s a chasm in country music that widens daily. On one side lie the MAGA Southern traditionalists who performed at Turning Point’s “All-American” Super Bowl halftime rival show; on the other lie ...

That gratitude isn’t a formality. Fort Worth has always been Dallas’ scruffier, more earnest sibling, and a place where ...