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🚨 TX mom arrested for exposing town’s dirty water
Runoff results: Here are the midterm candidates Share with a friend Morning y’all, We have to start the day by recapping the runoff election results. 🗳 US Senate Republican Primary Winner: Ken PaxtonLoser: John Cornyn 🗳 Lieutenant Governor Democratic Primary Winner: Vikki GoodwinLoser: Marcos Vélez 🗳 Attorney General Republican Primary Winner: Mayes MiddletonLoser: Chip Roy…

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He lost by 2 votes. Now he’s suing over 3 ballots
And why are there so many food deserts in Dallas? Share with a friend Happy Election Day! We’ve seen a lot of economic indicators lately, signs our societal habits are changing, as just about everything gets more expensive and wages stay the same. 👉 More households are delinquent with their mortgages than ever before 👉…

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📵 Would you dine at a cellphone-free restaurant?
Inside: The NAACP sports program boycott Share with a friend Mornin’ North Texas, Would you be willing to eat at a restaurant that had a no-cellphone policy? Axios reports that phone-free dining is a growing trend nationwide. Data shows that Americans typically check their phones 144 times a day, spending 4.5 hours plugged in. As…

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These Bible verses could become required reading in TX schools
PLUS: Rest in Peace, UNT Share with a friend It’s Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Hey y’all, welcome back to another TexEd Report. In case you missed it, new data released from the Texas Comptroller’s Office along with an analysis from the Texas Center for Voucher Transparency shows over half of all voucher recipients already attend…

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🫡 This Garland bakery and taqueria needs our help
Plus: These DFW suburbs are growing—quickly! Share with a friend Merry Friday y’all, If you’re looking for a new business to support this weekend, let me bring this story out of Garland to your attention. When La Esquinita Panaderia y Taqueria was preparing to open its doors this month, the owners sent their landlord a…

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🌮 Obama makes Texas-style endorsement
Plus: Memorial Day weekend events Share with a friend Morning y’all 🌅 It looks like Barack Obama has tapped into Texas politics once again. Obama, along with Senate candidate James Talarico and gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa, showed up at taco Tuesday together in Austin this week. The former president introduced his posse to diners as…

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Texas schools are a 💩show
PLUS: Student enrollment declines hit Texas Share with a friend It’s Wednesday, May 13, 2026 Hi there, Texas public school students are wrapping up the 2025-2026 school year in classrooms that have looked different than in previous years thanks to a slew of new bills that continue to reshape education in the state. Below, you’ll…

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What’s your version of a Diet Coke party?
Plus: DFW Tastemaker Award winners 🍴 Share with a friend Hey y’all 👋 On this episode of “Everything Costs More Money,” the price of aluminum has been surging worldwide since the US entered a war with Iran. The Strait of Hormuz’s closure has affected everything from the price of car repairs to the cost of…

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⛽ The only way Texans can see relief at the pump
Plus: Homelessness solutions are working in Dallas Share with a friend Welcome to the almost weekend, y’all 😮💨 Before we get into ICE pushback, World Cup worries, and what DFW city Gov. Greg Abbott threatened this week, let’s take a look at the latest gas prices, before you dive into weekend plans. And let me…

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🪦RIP Texas Tech University
PLUS: Dallas ISD to build 26 new campuses Share with a friend Hey y’all, happy Teacher Appreciation week! I hope you’re finding ways to show the educators in your life how much you appreciate the work they do. If you’re still looking for ways to say “thank you,” here are some suggestions. Before we get…

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🎭 Should the Met Gala be political? Sound off
Plus: Working moms have it ‘worst’ in Texas Share with a friend Good morning folks, Before we move on to the news, I want to introduce you to the new COURIER Texas political editor, Brian McManus. Brian started with us at the beginning of April and has been writing state-wide political stories and editing our…

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🇵🇸 Palestinian soul food—we have it in DFW!
Plus: The best gifts for Teacher’s Week 🎁 Share with a friend Good morning and Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! If you’re reading this as an educator or a nurse (Nurses Week start on Wednesday), please enjoy your appreciation deals from Whataburger, Shake Shack, McAllister’s Deli, and Chipotle this week. If you’re a parent or guardian…

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May Day! Today’s protests + why Texas restaurants are closing
The prize for best teen grillers in Texas 😮 Share with a friend Happy May Day! While this day unofficially marks the arrival of spring, it also serves as an international holiday acknowledging the fight for workers’ rights. In the US, in particular, it’s become a day of protest against billionaire agendas and Trump administration…

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Private school voucher rollout begins
PLUS: Your thoughts on the STAAR exam Share with a friend Hey y’all, I hope you’re having a great Wednesday! Teacher Appreciation Week is right around the corner, and if you have a special educator in mind that you would like to shout out or highlight in this newsletter, let me know. Before we dive…

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🦘 Kangaroo hops along I-20, its home unknown
Plus: Frisco is building its own Central Park Share with a friend Mornin’ DFW, I’m actually going to start today’s newsletter off by taking us to Houston for a second. One of their local television stations is reporting on the demolition of an old mall, reportedly used for the long-proposed Texas high-speed rail. 👀 Plans…

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🫖 Tigers, tea parties, & warring Texas Republicans
Plus: Today’s the last day to register to vote for the primary runoff! Share with a friend Sponsored by the Texas Climate Jobs Project Good morning North Texas, Do y’all remember the Dallas Zoo tiger cub that needed naming a few weeks ago? Well, the votes are in and the little girl was named “Rina.”…

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🌀 No tax on storm prep—this weekend only
Plus: Abbott’s pressure reshapes Houston policy, again Share with a friend Good afternoon, Houston! One step forward, two steps back. ☁️ H: 88° | ☁️ L: 72° That feels like the order of things after Houston’s back-and-forth on immigration policy. After weeks of pressure and the threat of losing $110 million in public safety…































