This Texas Butcher Shop Is So Clean and Fresh, Locals Have Given Up on...
Once you go to a real butcher, it is hard to go back to the plastic-wrapped stuff at the supermarket. This Texas shop is proof. It is clean, bright, and smells like fresh meat should, not like a science experiment. The cuts are prepared daily, the display case is immaculate, and the staff actually knows where the meat
J. Paul Getty’s Grandson Just Spent $20 Million on a Dallas Mansion and Nobody...
The Getty Family Quietly Bought One of Dallas’ Most Expensive Homes and Didn’t Tell Anyone There was no press release. […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Suspect in Plano murder dead after high-speed pursuit on I-35 near Valley View
DENTON, Texas - The suspect in a Plano murder investigation was found dead at the end of a high-speed chase and standoff on Interstate 35 near Sanger and Valley View. Valley View police said they got a call around 10 a.m. on Monday to help the Texas Department of Public Safety in a chase that was heading north on Inter
JCPenney credit card identity theft scheme leads to prison sentences for North Texas women
DALLAS - Three women from North Texas are facing jail time for an identity theft fraud scheme involving JCPenney credit cards. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Texas, the three women involved in the scheme are 27-year-old Cabria Cunningham of Rowlett, 27-year-old Mykiah Furlough of D
Popular Trader Joe’s continues Texas expansion with 2 new stores
The brand has been making moves in the Lone Star State lately.
The House Behind Monsignor Don Fischer’s Familiar Voice
For 36 years, Dallas could hear Monsignor Don Fischer on Sunday mornings. His “Pastoral Reflections” radio program began on WRR in 1987, carrying his homilies well beyond the Catholic parishes where he served. If you heard him, you know the voice I mean. It was deep, gentle, measured, and immediately reassuring. And yo
The Business of Living Longer: Inside the Race to Slow Aging in North Texas
The normal effects of aging—hearing loss, arthritic knees, fading eyesight, and memory lapses—have long been accepted as facts of life. But discoveries about gene expression, chronic inflammation, cellular damage, and other biological processes are shifting how researchers, physicians, and consumers think about aging.
How This Dallas Favorite Turned Slow-Fermented Dough Into a MUST-Try — Dallas, Texas
Open Mon–Thu, 11 AM–10 PM | Fri, 11 AM–11 PM | Sat, 10 AM–11 PM | Sun, 10 AM–10 PM. Pie Tap Pizza + Rotisserie + Bar brings slow-fermented sourdough pizza, rotisserie chicken, handmade pasta, and cocktails to Dallas’ lively Design District. 🍕. The...
Iran hackers: Dissatisfaction with AT&T services drove decision to target telecom in Texas
Iranian hackers who claimed to have struck telecommunications and water systems in Texas last week said they targeted AT&T because of consumer dissatisfaction with the company and backed off from a vow to escalate attacks in conjunction with the 9/11 anniversary. APT IRAN, which threatened at the end of August...
This Old-School Texas Italian Restaurant Has Been Feeding Locals Since 1946
Walking into Campisi’s feels like stepping back in time to when Dallas was a smaller, grittier town and a handshake meant something. This family-run Italian joint has been slinging thin-crust pizzas and red-sauce classics since 1946, making it one of the oldest restaurants in the city. Generations of Dallas families ha
