The Sourdough Shops In Texas That Locals Keep Coming Back To
Bread this good changes how you think about bread. It makes grocery store loaves feel like a distant memory. It has you driving across town on a Saturday morning without a single complaint. It keeps regulars showing up before the doors even open. Texas has that bread. Scattered across the...
City of Frisco launches on-demand rideshare service
FRISCO, Texas — The city of Frisco is launching a new pilot rideshare service in partnership with the Denton County Transportation Authority aimed at helping residents and visitors get around the central part of the city during the work week. Starting May 5, the new program, GoZone, is available...
Texas church turns into a store where girls can get dresses for prom for...
One church in Plano, Texas, is making sure that every teen is prom-ready by turning into a department store where girls can get free dresses and accessories for the big night. NBC News' Ryan Chandler visited St. Andrews Methodist Church on the day it was turned into the "prom closet."
2026 Big Tex Clay Shoot Classic Breaks All-Time Fundraising Record
State Fair of Texas Supporters Raise More Than $458,000 for Texas Students DALLAS – May 4, 2026 – The Annual Big Tex® Clay Shoot Classic event raised a record-shattering $458,000, with all event donations going to Texas youth participating in the State Fair’s Big Tex Youth Livestock Auction and Scholarship Programs. The Big Tex Youth Livestock Auction and Scholarship Programs support graduating high school seniors...
Richardson police shoot armed robbery suspect on Belt Line Road
RICHARDSON, Texas - Richardson police officers shot an armed robbery suspect during a chase that ended in front of a restaurant on Belt Line Road. According to the Richardson Police Department, the incident started around 4 p.m. on Monday as police responded to a report of a robbery in progress in the 1400 block of East Belt Line Road.
Texas AG Ken Paxton accuses MUD of violating open meetings law in new lawsuit
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed another lawsuit attempting to block a North Texas Muslim oriented housing development. Paxton is accusing the Double R Municipal Utility District of Hunt and Collin County of violating the Texas Open Meetings Act in a new lawsuit. The MUD’s board of directors accepted the resignation of the entire board and appointed new members before annexing the Muslim...
Low voter turnout decides major North Texas bond and transit outcomes
North Texas elections: Dallas ISD's $6.2B bond, Fort Worth's $845M bond pass. Low turnout, DART changes, Arlington Mayor re-elected. Impactful results.
Pangea Has a New Address and Downtown Dallas Is Better For It
Kevin Ashade was born in Dallas, grew up in the U.K. and Nigeria, came back to Texas, went to the Culinary Institute of America, and spent years inside some of the most serious hotel dining rooms in the city — Nana at the Hilton Anatole, Craft at the W Hotel, The Oceanaire Seafood Room. He built a catering company called GourmEats. In 2016, he went...
Dock Local to Open at Dallas Farmers Market, Bringing Lobster Rolls and Coastal Seafood...
Dock Local is bringing a taste of the coast to one of Dallas’ most storied food destinations. The fast-growing seafood concept, founded by chef Brett Curtis, is set to open a new outpost at the Dallas Farmers Market this summer—marking its fourth location in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and fifth nationwide, with another outpost in […] The post Dock Local to Open...
Texas ranks in top 10 most debt-burdened states in U.S.
TEXAS — Many Texans facing ongoing economic challenges are also grappling with rising debt, according to a recent analysis that ranks the state among the 10 most debt-burdened in the country. Residents in North Texas say they are already adjusting their day-to-day spending as costs continue to rise. “I...

















