Blair named to Hall of Fame
AUSTIN — The Texas Newspaper Foundation has selected four exemplary journalists – William Blair Jr., Randy Mankin, Frank Mayborn and Burl Osborne — for induction into the Texas Newspaper Foundation Hall of Fame in June. The induction ceremony will take place during the Texas Press Association 2026...
Dallas CASA’s Parade of Playhouses returns to NorthPark Center on May 22
It’s a tradition that has delighted Dallas shoppers since 1996–and this year, it’s arriving early. The 2026 Parade of Playhouses benefiting Dallas CASA will debut on Friday, May 22, at NorthPark Center. The anticipated annual event has been moved to May due to the FIFA World Cup coming up in June.
12 Best Frozen Cocktails in Dallas to Cool Off With This Summer
The city’s insatiable thirst for something cold and boozy sparked the 1970s invention of the frozen margarita machine, an innovation that changed the way America drinks and dines. Today, it’s hard to imagine a sizzling plate of fajitas or a mountain of nachos without a salt-rimmed frozen margarita by its side. But beyo
The Best Breakfast Burritos & Tacos in Dallas
Austin gets the credit. It always does. The breakfast taco conversation in Texas starts and ends there, and if you want to argue about it you’ll lose, because Juan in a Million has been in East Austin since 1980 and the Don Juan — eggs, potato, bacon, cheese, refried beans, wrapped in a flour tortilla the size of your
Rose’s Bluebonnet Sandwich Shop: The Dallas Burger Legend Nobody Could Find
The address was 4515 Greenville Avenue, but that didn’t help much. The building sat back off the street, down an alley near Yale Boulevard, behind nothing that looked like a restaurant. No sign. No parking lot to speak of. No indication from the street that anything worth finding was back there. Judge Buchmeyer — a fed
Seafood swap: Rex’s Seafood to close, replaced by Dock Local
Rex’s Seafood Market has been a fixture at the Dallas Farmers Market for over a decade, but this summer, a seafood swap is happening. Rex’s is closing on Sunday, May 17, and Dock Local is opening in its place sometime this summer. Dock Local is a premium yet...
A local’s guide to Dallas’ best BBQ, Tex-Mex, steaks and chicken-fried steak
There’s a lot of great cuisine in Dallas. We go high and low, near and far; Michelin omakases to cheap tacos, Middle Eastern to our own made-up category of Tex-Mex. Our steakhouses can wine and dine with the best in the world. And our barbecue is like nothing else in the world. This list is specifically dedicated to wh
2 arrested in connection to Feb. 2026 South Oak Cliff homicide
DALLAS - Police have announced arrests related to a South Oak Cliff shooting in early 2026 that left one dead and another injured. Dallas Police announced that 21-year-old Mycana Price and 22-year-old Jaylon Hooker were arrested in connection to a Feb. 10 shooting on South Zang Boulevard in Dallas. Arrest...
Remains recovered in search for Noel Rodriguez-Alvaraz
BREAKING: A "significant development" in the search for missing 6-year-old Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez. Shaun Rabb has the latest from the Everman press conference, where officials confirmed human remains were discovered during their search.
Cracker Barrel, creme croissants: 6 Dallas-Fort Worth dining updates
Cafe Meltie's creme croissants come in six different flavors, including strawberry, coffee and Earl Grey. (Patricia Ortiz/Community Impact) Looking for something new to try in the Dallas-Fort Worth area? Community Impact highlights new or coming soon businesses weekly, along with other restaurant spotlights. Here are t

















