Dallas Bars Wrapped: The Spots That Sold the Most Booze in 2025
We love parsing through the data that the Texas Comptroller’s Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts serves up: each month, every restaurant and bar in the state is required to report booze sales. From that, we can see what’s hot and what’s not. And how much money we’re collectively spending on booze, yet closing schools....
Injured bobcat in North Texas park sparks outrage over use of leg-hold traps
Wildlife rescue teams are searching for a bobcat injured by a leg-hold metal trap after a video posted on social media sparked outrage.
4 injured after New Year’s Eve shooting near Dallas nightclub
Four people are injured, including one person in critical condition after a shooting on New Year's Eve in Dallas, according to police.
55-year-old man dies after suffering ‘medical emergency’ while in Dallas police custody, officials say
DALLAS — A 55-year-old man died on Monday after experiencing a medical emergency while in Dallas and Mesquite police custody, officials said. Mesquite police officers were initially called to a reported theft around 8:29 p.m. at a Family Dollar in the 200 block of Military Parkway, William Griffith, deputy chief with...
New homeless encampment deterrents in Downtown Dallas
If you're traveling along I-75 in Downtown Dallas, you may notice these fences going up along the service roads. It's designed to be difficult to cut and vandalize.
Dallas has Banned Vaping with a New City Ordinance
Vaping has become a popular substitute for smoking cigarettes. It's also become just as bothersome as smoking a cigarette.
Grand Prairie Announces Adjusted Garbage Pick-Up Schedule for New Year’s Week
The residents of Grand Prairie have been asked to adjust their calendars for garbage pick-up this week, according to an update from the city. As the New Year's week often brings a surge in waste, households can expect some shifts to the usual schedule to accommodate the increased volume. Typically,...
3.7 million Texans received healthcare subsidies. That ends on January 1.
DALLAS — The loss of healthcare subsidies will have a real impact on the state of Texas, and not just on the 3.7 million residents who received them. Researchers at Texas A&M estimate between 665,000 and 1.45 million Texans will no longer purchase health insurance because they can no longer afford it.
Search continues for 34-year-old man missing since March in Irving
Irving, Texas – The Irving Police Department is once again turning to the public for help in locating 34-year-old Joseph Fowler, who vanished in March 2025. Fowler was last seen near Addington Drive in Irving, and despite ongoing efforts, his whereabouts remain unknown. The department posted an update to...
3 accused in $14 million ‘gift card cloning’ scam
All three suspects have immigration holds and are being held in Dallas County Jail. State officials estimate $14 million in fraud.

















