103-year-old furniture giant closing its doors forever
Over the past few years, the furniture industry has lost Circle Furniture and Valley City Furniture, and seen Art Van Furniture and Weir's close their doors. It has been an unprecedented period of long-lived brands shutting down, but Furniture Today Editor Emeritus Ray Allegrezza pushes back at the narrative that's sup
Evicted Again: Woman linked to years of evictions convicted in Texas fraud case
A woman known for a slew of evictions over nearly two decades in Colorado and Texas is facing up to 20 years in prison after a recent conviction in Dallas County court on fraud charges.
Manhunt intensifies as FBI offers $50,000 reward in Irving double murder
Authorities say Hector Vicente Paguada Paguada is accused of capital murder in the shooting deaths of Juana Medina Rodriguez and Nayeli Bolanos Medina.
Truck Yard’s Newest Location Is Coming to Richardson Next Month And It’s Bringing Back...
Richardson, Texas — North Texas is getting another destination for food trucks, live music and casual outdoor entertainment as Truck Yard prepares to open a new location in Richardson next month. The upcoming venue will become the brand’s fourth location in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and appears to have an unexpected c
Arlington man used stolen credit cards, counterfeit IDs to buy Picasso painting and Rolex...
An Arlington man used fake driver’s licenses and stolen credit card information to buy luxury items like an ATV, a Rolex watch and an original artwork by Pablo Picasso, according to federal authorities. Melvin Leonard Mitchell III pleaded guilty on Aug. 5 to committing wire fraud, unlawfully using someone...
North Texas districts are navigating unique obstacles as school starts back up
Students across North Texas are heading back to class this week, but this school year begins with some significant changes — from new rules governing how districts investigate teacher misconduct to declining enrollment — and those issues can look very different from one district to another. KERA's education...
Highland Park United Methodist Church Sued By Regional Conference
The Horizon Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church says it filed suit against Highland Park United Methodist Church in Dallas County this week. The lawsuit by the conference, a regional governing body which covers North Texas, alleges the 100-plus-year-old Park Cities church’s leadership made changes to its go
Perseid meteor shower peaks overnight in North Texas as hot, dry weather continues
DALLAS - Skywatchers in North Texas are in for prime viewing conditions as the annual Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning. Clear skies and a dark moon phase will provide ideal conditions across the region, with peak activity expected between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 5 a.m. Thur
What Is Lagunero Food, and Where to Try It in Dallas
Most regional Mexican cooking that makes it to Dallas comes from places with some name recognition attached. Oaxaca, Jalisco, the Yucatán, places people have at least heard of even if they couldn’t point to them on a map. La Laguna doesn’t have that kind of reputation outside northern Mexico, which is part of why Mi Ri
This Hidden Lake Highlands Pocket Has Hills, Trees, and a 3,100-Square-Foot Home for $675K
Lake Highlands Pointe is a small neighborhood you may never have noticed, made up of two cul-de-sac streets tucked off Easton Road. There are no through-streets, so traffic is largely limited to those who live there, It’s private and peaceful — all the more so because of the beautiful terrain. Mature trees, winding str

















