Homicide at 2600 Main Street
On July 5, 2026, at approximately 11:10 p.m., Dallas Police responded to a major disturbance with ambulance call in the 2600 block of Main Street. The preliminary investigation determined that two men, later identified as Josiah Gomez, 21, and Sylvester Victor, 26, were involved in a physical altercation outside of a b
Joby Aviation Opens Texas Facility to Prepare for Dallas-Fort Worth Air Taxi Service
Joby Aviation has established a new Texas base to support planned electric air taxi operations across the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
Jason’s Deli Shutters Richardson Coit Road Store After Years in Dal-Rich Plaza
Jason's Deli has closed its longtime location at 101 S. Coit Road, Ste. 385 in Richardson, ending a run at the Dal-Rich Towne Square shopping center as of last Friday. The Beaumont-based sandwich and salad chain announced the closure through a social media post, thanking loyal customers, its staff and the community for
Dallas city manager signals possible layoffs for city employees ahead of next month’s budget...
Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert hints that layoffs could be coming for city employees as Dallas prepares a budget she says will impact its workforce. Tolbert addressed employees Friday in a YouTube video, saying the city must look closely at how it can best serve Dallas residents as it faces a changing finan
Duncanville Police Arrest Grand Prairie School Teacher
On Friday, August 7, 2026, the Duncanville Police Department arrested James Robinson, a Duncanville resident, for Sexual Assault of a Child – Prohibited Person, a First-Degree Felony under Texas law. The arrest is the result of an ongoing criminal investigation conducted by the Duncanville Police Department. At this ti
Remembering Civil Rights Activist Lee Alcorn
For decades, if there was a fight for justice in North Texas, chances were Lee Alcorn was there. Alcorn was a warrior. Whether it was addressing unfair media coverage, police misconduct, or unfair hiring practices he could be counted on to join the movement. The longtime civil rights leader, who...
DFW Apartment Market Rebalances as Demand Outpaces New Supply
Dallas-Fort Worth’s apartment market is beginning to regain its footing after two years of record deliveries flooded the market with new supply. According to a second-quarter multifamily outlook from Marcus & Millichap, demand remains strong while new construction is slowing. “Dallas-Fort Worth’s strong population grow
6 Real Ways to Cool Down in Dallas This Summer
Dallas summers don’t ease you in. By June the heat sits on the city like a lid, and surviving it takes more than air conditioning and staying indoors. Here are six real ways to actually cool down, spanning a real mix of cultures and traditions, verified and worth the drive, from a scoop shop with a genuine mission behi
White Rock Boathouse denies Dallas breach claims in lake access fight
Along the calm waters of a beloved urban lake a dispute has taken shape that touches on public access and private operations. White Rock Boathouse finds itself in court defending its practices against accusations from Dallas officials. The nonprofit organization argues that it has followed all terms of its agreement wh
Former Forney principal arrested after teacher charged with abuse, documents say
A Forney ISD elementary school is starting the year under new leadership following the arrest of its principal and a special education teacher. Arrest documents shed new light on how a formerly charged teacher was hired on at Crosby Elementary before Johnathan Michael was again arrested for abusing a student.

















