GASO Spring Championships: Scouting notes on the top Class of 2029 standouts
DUNCANVILLE, Texas – We wrap up our GASO Spring Championships coverage with a look at the 15U division—arguably the most electric slate of matchups from the weekend. While college programs are still a year or two away from zeroing in on the Class of 2029, this setting offered an early glimpse at the next wave of talent across Texas.
Baylor’s AIM’s 10th Anniversary Was “Music” To The Patients’ And Staffs’ Ears And Well-Being
It was 10 years ago that Baylor Scott & White Health University Medical Center (BUMC) undertook a program for the betterment of its patients and staff members. The program was called Arts In Medicine (AIM), with visual and performing arts complementing clinical treatment in healthcare. On Thursday, March 26, nearly 100 supporters including Laurie-Jo and Steve Straty, Guy Braggerman, Lynn Rushton, Diane Brierley, Kimber...
The Village Dallas Hosts the Dallas Margarita Festival
Cinco de Mayo falls on a Monday this year, which means the weekend before it is fair game for the kind of day-drinking that the holiday was practically invented to justify. Dallas has its answer ready. The Dallas Margarita Festival lands at The Village Dallas on Saturday, May 2, and the premise is as simple as it is dangerous: ten margarita pours, one...
Preston Hollow Crime Reports April 21-26
An individual trying to run a side business at NorthPark Center was busted with 12 grams of methamphetamine and multiple small, clear baggies on April 23. A rock was thrown through the windshield of a car in the 7800 block of Riverfall Drive. April 22. A theft occurred at a...
Council Members Say Staff Are Trying To ‘Guide the Public’ With City Hall Questions
Two Dallas City Council members said city staff added leading questions to a public survey about the future of City Hall in a Friday memo. Paula Blackmon and Adam Bazaldua have been among the council’s loudest critics of plans to relocate from I.M. Pei’s brutalist city hall building, which is reportedly in need of over $1 billion in deferred maintenance and upgrades. After a...
The Mayor of Somewhere Else, Again.
On Friday, we learned that the city is facing a budget shortfall, something to the tune of $34 million. Not great news that has kicked off further debate about whether the city is actually broke or if it’s “broke” so the case is stronger for tearing down City Hall, if this is economic headwinds, or if it’s a case of mismanagement. And while $34...
Dallas councilman representing Oak Cliff calls for action over frequent gunfire
DALLAS - A Dallas City Council member is calling for police to help with the many cases of random gunfire across his district. Councilman Maxie Johnson says people, including his own family members, don't feel safe in their homes. The east Oak Cliff council member talked with FOX 4 about the problem Tuesday.
Rawlings unveils one-stop-shop brand store in metroplex
Rawlings has opened a direct-to-consumer brand store in Allen, TX, featuring the Dallas Hit Lab, glove break-in services, and a grand opening event on May 2.
Dallas Appeals Court Upholds Kaufman County Juvenile Murder Conviction
KAUFMAN COUNTY — The Fifth District Court of Appeals in Dallas has officially affirmed the murder conviction and 42-year prison sentence of Darren Coleman for a 2023 shooting. The decision, handed down on April 27, 2026, rejects Coleman’s attempts to overturn the verdict originating from the 86th Judicial District Court of Kaufman County.
12 Texas restaurants serving Tex-Mex enchiladas so good locals won’t order anything else
Texas takes its Tex-Mex seriously, and nowhere is that more obvious than at the enchilada table. Across the Lone Star State, certain restaurants have perfected this cheesy, saucy dish so well that regulars can’t bring themselves to try anything else on the menu. From Houston to Dallas, San Antonio...
