Remember David Schechter? He was a reporter at WFAA for 16 years, before landing as the national environmental correspondent for CBS in 2022. Then Bari Weiss happened. Now David is doing his own thing ...

Budget season officially commences in August. Here's how you can learn about the headwinds the city is facing, and the plan.

Deep Vellum Books owner Will Evans argues that Dallas culture is built by its storytellers, not its institutions.

Owner of Ladylove, Kate Siamro on how Dallas' oddballs and creative misfits are what give the city its edge and keep its ...

Dr. Valerie Bennett Gillespie shares how Dallas' art scene thrives in scattered pockets rather than one central hub, and what that means for the city's creative identity.

Plus: Siemens makes two acquisitions to expand its electronic design automation portfolio, Geoforce subsidiary awarded $72M U.S. Army contract, and more.

In 1973, 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez was shot by a Dallas police officer. On Friday, a gathering will examine the legacy of ...

The longtime civic leader and Communities Foundation of Texas executive will take over Sept. 1 as the nonprofit park enters a ...

It all started with a red wagon and a stack of donated DVDs. Today, the nonprofit she founded, Kayla Cares 4 Kids, has ...

Yesterday I parallel parked my little stinker in Deep Ellum and ate lunch. When I came back, a young couple waved at me and explained: “The truck in front of you backed into you and drove away. Your ...

State Fair of Texas officials say that if you’re a canner, sewer, artist of some kind, home cook or baker, etc., the deadline to register to participate in the creative arts contests is approaching.

Seats for The Odyssey in 70mm are incredibly hard to get—when I looked late last night there was one regular seat available the whole weekend, at 7:45 a.m. Friday. This morning it looks as though a ...