I’m not as familiar with the Arlington City Council as I am with the one in Dallas. Until yesterday, I couldn’t name a single elected representative of the city that this magazine once called “the ...

More than two-thirds of the 20,700 students who returned their school vouchers were previously enrolled in public schools, an analysis of state data by the Dallas Morning News says. The program offers ...

Ahead of the release of 2025-2026 STAAR scores and state A-F accountability rankings tomorrow, Dallas ISD just announced that it has earned a solid B ranking this year at 85 percent, up from 83 last ...

“Think of yourself as looking after a piece of history,” says Eric Pedersen, senior specialist at Peter Harrington Rare Books. “Every rare book is a surviving witness to its time, and our ...

Live Poll Robert Roberson is still waiting, along with three other men, to find out if the state of Texas will execute him. His lawyer, Gretchen Sween, continues to try to save her client–who says he ...

ProPublica’s story about a General Dynamics artillery factory in Mesquite that won a no-bid contract to make artillery shells for Ukraine begins, “A robot was on fire. Again.” It details how the ...

Savage is leading Trinity Industries through industry shifts, betting on tech advancements to improve rail efficiency and reduce costs.

There’s an old restaurant review joke: “Nobody goes there anymore—it’s too crowded.” That ironic fate befell Five Sixty, the revolving restaurant that until recently topped Dallas’ Reunion Tower.

The Save Dallas City Hall Coalition wants a judge to force the city to make repairs and extend protections that could prevent the I.M. Pei-designed building from being demolished.

Short answer: not very. Longer answer: who cares about the short answer? Because this feels historically crappy. It’s damn hot. And damn dry. And damn the forecast that shows no rain for at least the ...

Your browser does not support the video tag. There were 8,898 bills filed in the Texas Legislature this session—5, 792 in the House and 3,106 in the Senate. Many of ...

From J.R. Ewing’s cowboy hat and Mr. Peppermint's costume to the world’s first frozen margarita machine, Legacy Dallas uses nearly 75 artifacts and images to explore the county’s history.