New musical about the Hawaii missile crisis by Dallas songwriter premiering off-Broadway
On the morning of Jan. 13, 2018, an emergency alert was sent out warning of an incoming nuclear missile attack on Hawaii. It was a false alarm. Visiting the islands with her husband at the time, Dallas-based singer-songwriter Holly Doubet was so affected that she conceived a musical about the incident and its...
‘I’m About To Tell You the Weirdest Thing’: Police Help Track Down Missing Blind...
"I'm about to tell you the weirdest thing you've ever heard." That’s what body-worn camera footage captured an Irving, Texas, police officer telling a man whose door the officer had just knocked on. The officers were responding to a call from a local man named Luis Valdez, owner of an auto service company, whose...
‘Absolutely not’: Keith Lee was NOT a fan of this DFW taco favorite –...
DALLAS — Fuel City has gas pumps galore, and the occasional resident livestock on property. But really, the North Texas gas station chain is known for one thing: Tacos. The Fuel City tacos are a local favorite, at least among those not found at a hole-in-the-wall. Keith Lee, however,...
DART Approves Biggest Service Cuts in 40 Years: Routes Slashed, Fares Hiked
After months of anxious waiting, the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) board of directors has elected to adopt proposed service changes, which include reduced frequency, increased fares, and eliminated routes. This amounts to the largest service change package in the transit service’s 40-year history. Seven routes,...
Hustleman Quise Gathers New Dallas Talent for First Mixtape Since Record Deal
In 2025, the New Dallas movement is the regional scene to pay attention to in hip-hop. After following the rise of Zillionaire Doe, Montana 700 and HeadHuncho Amir, it is Hustleman Quise’s turn to put his stamp on the New Dallas sound. He’s doing so with a new mixtape since he signed with LLC4 Records over the summer.
Shocking DFW Commute: Drivers Exit Cars, Start Throwing Punches
A frustrating DFW commute turned violent when two drivers got out of their cars and brawled.
The Dallas Descendants of Bonnie and Clyde Are Still Separating Fact from Fiction
Whether a blessing or a curse, Rhea Leen Linder remains inextricably linked to a film she saw only once, almost 60 years ago. As the niece and last direct descendant of Bonnie Parker of Bonnie and Clyde fame, she has mixed feelings about the Oscar-winning film, its legacy, and its historical accuracy.
Among Texas’ Wealthiest, Home Defense Dogs Are the Security System of Choice
Home security is becoming more important for super wealthy households in Texas and throughout the United States, leading to increased spending on high-tech security features for luxury properties. Christie’s International Real Estate’s latest annual luxury forecast survey found that around 66% of the real estate...
Grand Prairie police shoot man at wrong address after 911 dispatch error, authorities say
Officers went to the wrong home during a 911 response and shot a man not involved in the reported disturbance, police say.
Dallas residents attempt to delay end of alley trash pickup, nearly 26K affected
Leave the trash bins right where they are. That’s the message from Dallas homeowners to the city council on Wednesday, as the city’s sanitation department works on ending alley trash pickup for thousands of homes early next year, in favor of curbside pickup. Dozens of homeowners, primarily from...
