Dallas Limousine Business Owner Announces Fight For Ex-Felons To Run For Office
Nearly three decades after transforming her life, building a successful business, and contributing tirelessly to her community, Aimee Ramsey has been barred from running for Dallas City Council due to a 1996 felony conviction—despite having been on the ballot for Texas House District 114 just months ago. The worst...
Insurance company sues popular pool company to not pay out ‘concrete cancer’ claims
AUSTIN, Texas — A federal lawsuit between a popular pool company and its insurance provider could set a precedent for whether insurers should cover damage from concrete cancer, also known as alkali-silica reaction (ASR). The impact of concrete cancer on homeowners and business owners in Central Texas has been...
Video shows man keying Tesla in Dallas as attacks on company grow
Tesla vehicles and dealerships across the country are being vandalized as protests against the company's CEO, Elon Musk , intensify. The FBI is now investigating attacks, including Tesla vehicles being shot at and set on fire early Tuesday morning at a repair facility in Las Vegas. In Kansas City, a fire at a Tesla...
The Oldest Barbecue Family in Dallas: The Hardeman’s Legacy of Smoke, Sauce and Soul
At Hardeman’s, barbecue isn’t just food; it’s a continuation of Black culinary traditions shaped by migration, resilience and community. A shopping strip on Scyene Road houses several restaurants anchored by a vibrant daycare center. The words SOUL FOOD stitched into a banner whip in the breeze on a pole in the...
This Dallas woman doesn’t feel obligated to chip in $3,000 for her rich parent-in-law’s...
While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page may provide us earnings. Losing a parent-in-law naturally brings some emotional distress and grief. But for Janie from Dallas, Texas, it also brought an unexpected $3,000 bill. Shortly after the news broke, Janie was informed that all her...
2 New Bills Could Change Liquor Laws Forever in Texas
(Tyler, Texas) - Texas has some very strange liquor laws. You can't buy on Sundays. You can't buy liquor on a major holiday like Christmas or New Year's Day. Only mom and pop liquor stores can sell it, not major retailers. Some companies have been able to find some loopholes...
Six-year-old fatally ejected in spring break ATV crash while visiting dad in Illinois
Jason Alvarado, a six-year-old child from Texas, was visiting his father for spring break.
What Happens If You Don’t Show For Jury Duty In Texas?
UPDATE: So I got another one of these lovely cards in the mail a couple of weeks ago, and for the first time ever, I was selected to actually at least go in on the morning printed on my summons. It just so happened to be St. Patrick's Day. So much for green beer all day.
Man wanted since 2009 for Garland murder arrested in Mexico
GARLAND, Texas — The FBI and Mexican authorities arrested a man who had been on the run since 2009 for murdering a man in North Texas, the Garland Police Department announced. GPD confirmed the arrest of 40-year-old Cesar Pascual Orozco last Friday, 16 years after his alleged crime. Police...
Even after 80 years in Dallas and 20 in Fort Worth, plenty is new...
The iconic North Texas restaurants still have the old-timey crisp, oblong pizzas, garlic cheese bread and toasted ravioli. But the menu has grown so much, it might be tough to decide.