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Across Texas, pedestrians and cyclists now account for 1 in every 5 traffic deaths—a number that’s hard to ignore. In 2024 alone, hundreds of people lost their lives on roadways, and early 2025 is already showing hundreds of crashes involving people simply walking or biking through their communities. That’s the reality hitting North Texas right […]

This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating a woman who continues to lead, uplift, and pour into others, Dr. Froswa’ Booker. This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating Oak Cliff author Dr. Froswa’ Booker, a leader, visionary, and voice for women navigating spaces that weren’t always built with them in mind. The Oak Cliff author, Dr. Froswa’ […]

If you’ve driven through South Dallas lately, you’ve probably seen it, or at least felt the energy. The new Dallas mural Ponchaveli helped bring to life is more than just paint on a wall. It’s a full-on experience rooted in community, creativity, and connection. Now let me tell you, this didn’t just pop up overnight. […]

Chuck Norris, star of 'Walker, Texas Ranger', leaves behind a Texas-sized legacy in Dallas-Fort Worth through his iconic TV show.

The Fort Worth Zoo really just put our whole area on the global wildlife map. They’ve officially hatched their first-ever African fish eagle chick in the zoo’s 117-year history… and baby, this is not your average bird moment. There are only FIVE institutions in the entire world that even house African fish eagles. Five. And […]

Now hold on—because not Mama Tina! Tina Knowles had the streets (and the rodeo) buzzing with her famous gumbo, only for her stand at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo to get temporarily shut down by the Houston Health Department. But let’s be clear—it wasn’t what y’all think. Officials said the closure on March 16 […]

Inmates in Texas jails face delays in release due to administrative issues, leading to lost jobs, housing, and taxpayer costs.

History just got made, and it’s got that Panther pride all over it. Prairie View A&M University just secured its first-ever NCAA Tournament win, taking down Lehigh 67-55 in the First Four — and they did it with grit, heart, and straight-up dominance. Leading the charge, Dontae Horne showed out with 25 points, seven rebounds, […]

The friendly rivalry between Anthony Edwards and Barack Obama just turned into one of the coolest cultural rollouts we’ve seen in a minute—and it’s all for something way bigger than bragging rights. The two recently linked up in a playful video teasing the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center, set to open June 19 […]

There’s no denying it—Deep Ellum has been feeling less like a nightlife gem and more like a real-life video game lately. Shootings, fights, and wild nights fueled by alcohol have had locals joking (and not really joking) that it’s the “Grand Theft Auto” of Dallas. So yeah… hearing that the city is now upgrading safety […]

Okay, Dallas… the wind has officially lost its mind. Over the weekend, a powerful cold front tore through North Texas, bringing wind gusts up to 60 mph and flipping the vibe from spring to “hold onto your car door.” And while we all heard it howling outside, one person on Lower Greenville really felt it. […]

If you’ve been snacking a little fancy lately with raw cheddar, this is your friendly neighborhood heads-up—something’s going on, and it’s hitting close to home here in Texas. Health officials, including the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, are investigating a small but serious E. coli outbreak tied to […]