Texas cities top list of places with the highest property tax burden
TEXAS — Over the next couple of weeks, Texas homeowners will begin to receive appraisal notices in the mail, which let property owners know the estimated market value of their property as of Jan. 1, 2026. SmartAsset, a New York-based financial technology company and personal finance publisher, ranked nearly...
Freeze alerts issued in Texas as weather whiplash turns heads this weekend
A powerful cold front is sweeping through Texas this weekend. Temperatures are forecast to drop into freezing territory in some parts of the state. Strong to severe thunderstorms are also likely as the front marches across Texas. Parts of Texas are bracing for freezing weather this weekend as a powerful...
One person dead following shooting incident in Texas
TEXAS — One person is dead after an early morning shooting near downtown Dallas, according to police. Officers responded to the 1800 block of Park Row just before 2:20 a.m., where they found an individual suffering from a gunshot wound. The victim was transported to a nearby hospital, where they later died from their injuries. […] The post One person dead following shooting incident in...
Barcelona Wine Bar Is Doing Brunch Right on Knox-Henderson
Most brunch menus feel like an afterthought — a few egg dishes bolted onto a dinner concept to fill weekend seats. Barcelona Wine Bar on Miller Avenue didn’t do that. Their Saturday and Sunday brunch runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and gives you the full tapas menu alongside dishes built specifically for the morning, which means you can order olive oil pancakes with...
Dallas pedestrian killed after suspect highjacks car, crashes into another
DALLAS - A pedestrian is dead after a Thursday evening crash that police say started with a carjacking. The incident began with a robbery call at the intersection of North Collett Avenue and Live Oak Street around 5:30 p.m., Dallas PD said in a release to FOX 4. It started...
A No-Frills Texas BBQ Spot Where Smoky Meats And Big Portions Keep Locals Coming...
Forget the fancy decor and trendy marketing because some legends are built entirely on wood smoke and a refusal to take shortcuts. This institution has been anchored to the same freeway since 1985, proving that if you nail the brisket, the neighborhood will basically follow its nose to your door for three decades.
East Oak Cliff councilman launches $1M fresh market
Frustrated by the absence of major grocery chains in East Oak Cliff, Dallas Councilman Maxie Johnson is using $1 million in city funds to launch a community-led fresh market and hydroponic farm.
This Texas Swap Meet Is Packed With Vintage Treasures… and Deals You Won’t Expect
Harry Hines Bazaar sits right off Harry Hines Boulevard in Dallas, bringing together hundreds of vendors under one massive roof. Walking through feels like stepping into a border town mercado, complete with the smell of roasted corn and the buzz of families hunting for deals. Whether you’re chasing down sequined quinceañera gowns, handmade piñatas, or the cheapest laundry soap in town, this place delivers...
Offensive physical contact, indecent assault and forgery reported in this week’s crime log
This is a crime wrap-up for April 7 to 13. Offensive physical contact against a family member (listed as domestic violence under the Clery Act) On April 10, a student reported his ex-girlfriend assaulted him, UTA Police Capt. Mike McCord said in an email. Offensive physical contact against a family...
Police officer shortages continue to impact Austin, other Texas cities
AUSTIN, Texas — The ongoing police shortage has been a nationwide problem for several years now. Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis was sworn into office in 2024. Her primary goal has been to get more boots on the ground. She said it’s still a challenge, and vacancies have tripled compared to pre-2020 levels.

















