Alex Macon

Gerrymandering and other political tactics could make Dallas lose representation at a state and national level, according to a new report.

Inside the Dallas Regional Chamber’s $1 million vaccination campaign.

RIP Dusty Hill, ZZ Top Bassist and East Dallas Legend  D Magazine

NASA Meteor Watch and the American Meteor Society are tracking dozens of reports of a fireball spotted over Dallas on Sunday.

Forget defunding. The mayor wants to dramatically grow the city’s police force. But do more cops mean less crime?

In 2019, District Attorney John Creuzot decided to stop prosecuting many misdemeanor pot charges. What happened next should not shock you.

A Dallas resident contracted the virus while traveling internationally. Don’t panic.

A Q&A with an organizer from Sunrise Movement Dallas, part of a youth-led movement pushing elected officials to adopt stronger environmental policies.

Meet the hometown athletes doing North Texas proud.

The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center is facing hundreds of millions of dollars worth of repairs and upgrades. Is that really the best use of our public money?

Named for the South Dallas urban farm, the legislation will help formerly incarcerated people re-enter the wider world by removing onerous fines.

Dallas Is Telling Businesses To Quiet Down in Deep Ellum and Uptown  D Magazine

Developer Bill Hutchinson Charged With Sexual Assault in California, Sued in Dallas County  D Magazine

The bar’s late 2020 arrival proves that tiki’s tropical hold on Dallas is far from over.

Hutchinson was arrested this week after a 17-year-old girl told Highland Park police she was sexually assaulted.

Light pollution is bad for the environment and bad for people. But it’s really, really bad for the hundreds of millions of birds that fly overhead in the spring and fall.

Dallas County has formally declared today Luka Doncic Day. Let’s celebrate.

Parks for Downtown Dallas is turning parking lots into neighborhood parks for office workers and residents. These aren’t Klyde Warren—and that’s a good thing.

The Fourth of July will be over before you know it. Luckily, there are plenty of things to keep you busy throughout the month.

Increasingly ready for some football.