Dallas-Fort Worth
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Local teens turn gratitude into action with new Fireline Fund
Three high school students from the greater Dallas area have started the Fireline Fund. Here’s how they’re supporting local first responders.
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Free trees are up for grabs for Dallas residents—here’s how to register
Branch Out Dallas is offering free trees to Dallas residents. Here’s how to get yours before the Sept. 30 deadline (or until they’re gone).
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Mesquite residents to lose North Branch Library in budget overhaul
Mesquite’s North Branch Library is set to close following a vote from the City Council. Here’s what you need to know.
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‘We the People’ protest outside GOP convention kicks off in Dallas
Community leaders, advocates, organizations, and residents from across Texas gathered at Dallas City Hall Thurs., Sept. 10, for the We the People: Rally for Democracy.
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Texas Democrats: Tarrant County is the ‘epicenter’ of Trump’s agenda
During a press conference ahead of President Donald Trump’s Republican convention in Dallas on Wednesday morning, Alisa Simmons—the Democratic nominee for Tarrant County Judge—warned that what’s happening in Tarrant County will spread across Texas if Democrats don’t show up and vote.
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TSA PreCheck perk? DFW travelers can now walk loved ones to their gates
TSA PreCheck members will be allowed to see family and friends off post-security at DFW International Airport. Here’s what to know.
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Discover North Texas’ Casi Cielo Coffee, located inside A House with Book
Head to Keller to try Casi Cielos Coffee, and while you wait, you might also find your new favorite book.
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Fort Worth ISD parents call out ‘unacceptable’ leadership amid state takeover
Before Tuesday’s school board meeting, Fort Worth ISD parents and teachers voiced their concerns over changes that have been made under the district’s state takeover—including cutting library time, installing webcams in classrooms, and throwing parents out of listening sessions—calling the behavior of the elected board of managers “unacceptable.”
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8 exotic foods to try at the 2026 State Fair of Texas
The State Fair of Texas had a record-setting 77 entries into its Big Tex Choice Awards. You’ll have plenty of options for unique foods at this year’s event.
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Fort Worth to celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day with two Fiestas Patrias events on Sept. 13
Celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day at two different events in Dallas. Here’s everything you need to know about both Fiestas Patrias celebrations.
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North Texas Giving Day is coming September 17 — here’s how to get a head start
North Texas Giving Day is September 17, but donations are currently open for those who want to help now. Here’s everything you need to know.
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You’re not alone: This North Texas hotline is available 24/7
The Suicide and Crisis Center of North Texas has a 24/7 suicide hotline for those in need. Here’s everything to know about how it works.
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Sand Branch residents take water crisis into their own hands with new infrastructure bond
Following the recent Sand Branch fire, residents are looking for the city’s help in establishing a water system solution. Here’s what to know about their bill proposal.
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How Texans are protesting ‘Trump-a-palooza’ in Dallas
Here’s how a coalition of advocacy groups are showing their resistance during President Donald Trump’s unprecedented midterm convention in Dallas next week.
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North Texas’ Timber Creek Falcon Band earns coveted spot in Rose Parade
North Texas’ Timber Creek Falcon Band was selected to perform at the Rose Parade. It’s an honor only given to 22 bands around the world.
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Senior citizen kicked out of Tarrant County meeting
Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare kicked a senior citizen out of a Tarrant County Commissioners Court meeting Tuesday, Sep. 1.
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The 5 cozy and adorable cat cafes in Dallas-Fort Worth
Cuddle with cute cats (and find one to adopt!) at one of the five cat cafés located throughout Dallas-Fort Worth.
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4 Lone Star cities named among best US real estate markets for 2026
Four Texas cities were named to WalletHub’s Best Real Estate Markets in 2026 list. Here’s where you’ll get the most bang for your buck.
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Gina Hinojosa rally attendees talk about why she should be the next governor
North Texans came out to hear from Texas gubernatorial candidate, Gina Hinojosa in Fort Worth on Tuesday.
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Dallas Parks Department approves $2.7 million for Old City Park restoration
Dallas’s Old City Park has been a city staple since 1876. The Parks and Recreation Department said it’s due for some restoration.
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North Texas trio earns spot on Princeton Review’s 2027 Best Colleges list
Three North Texas universities made the Princeton Review’s list of the Best Colleges for the Class of 2027. Here’s which ones made the cut.
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Fort Worth ISD adds cameras to classrooms, staff prohibited from commenting
Teachers and staff have been barred from commenting on these new additions, so we want to hear from you.
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‘It’s Goin’ Down’ — literally: Fort Worth Convention Center’s final send-off set for Sept. 20
The historic Fort Worth Convention Center is hosting one last event before it’s demolished. “It’s Goin’ Down” takes place on September 20.
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Dallas to deploy windshield barnacles on repeat parking offenders starting Aug. 24
On Aug. 24, Dallas will start using windshield barnacles for vehicles with three or more parking citations. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Why this DFW bakery owner refuses to stay silent
🗣️ This Texas bakery is mixing business with politics to take a stand against ICE.
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Stop your doom scrolling and listen to the Fort Worth Water Gardens
Beat the heat catch a refreshing breeze at the Fort Worth Water Gardens, located at 1502 Commerce St. and open seven days a week from 6 a.m.-10 p.m.
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Baker’s Main Street Furniture to close after 103 years of service
Baker’s Main Street Furniture in Garland is closing its doors after 103 years in business. A liquidation sale is being held.
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Discover one of Texas’ last drive-in movie theaters left in Fort Worth
Experience the nostalgia of a drive-in movie with an amazing view of downtown Fort Worth at Coyote Drive-In.
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‘They use hate to divide us’: North Texan calls out xenophobia at city council meeting
After the McKinney City Council unanimously voted to approve a mosque relocation proposal during a contentious public meeting last week, residents are pushing to recall several members of the council.
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Fort Worth residents fight for a data center moratorium
The Fort Worth City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to implement a 90-day data center moratorium after hours of public testimony from residents urging the council to adopt stronger regulations.
