May 2026
Grand Prairie cancels Muslim event at water park after Abbott threatens funding
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott warned Grand Prairie that it would lose $530,000 in state funds if Epic Waters hosted a private party for Muslims.
Frisco business owners prepare for influx of international visitors during World Cup
The Swedish Men’s National Team will train at Frisco’s Toyota Stadium and stay at the Westin Dallas Stonebriar during the FIFA World Cup this summer.
Dallas ISD is already a ‘premier’ district, Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde says. Now let’s do more
Dallas ISD Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde says the district needs a new vision as it builds on gains, bond wins and pre-K expansion.
Dallas ISD is already a ‘premier’ district, Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde says. Now let’s do more
Dallas ISD Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde says the district needs a new vision as it builds on gains, bond wins and pre-K expansion.
Frisco business owners prepare for influx of international visitors during World Cup
The Swedish Men’s National Team will train at Frisco’s Toyota Stadium and stay at the Westin Dallas Stonebriar during the FIFA World Cup this summer.
Security tops Dallas World Cup costs, with city seeking federal funds to offset expenses
A $32.9M public safety budget underscores the scale of preparations for the global event and a monthlong influx of fans.
What we know about the shooting that killed two at Carrollton’s K Towne Plaza
Two people were killed and three wounded during Tuesday shooting at K Towne Plaza in Carrollton.
Texas Rangers investigating officer-involved shooting in Fort Worth
The incident happened in the 3600 block of Outlet Road in Fort Worth, according to the authorities.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick endorses Mayes Middleton in Republican attorney general runoff
Patrick’s nod to Middleton lends weight behind the state senator who is battling Rep. Chip Roy for the GOP nomination.
For the first time, the FBI is tracking AI scams. The losses are already massive
AI-powered scams are rising fast. The FBI says Americans lost nearly $21 billion to cybercrime in 2025, with AI fraud tracked for the first time.