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With Election Day one week away, Texas Secretary of State Robert S. Howden encouraged eligible voters to verify their polling locations and identification requirements.
Texas Secretary of State Robert Howden reported that more than 4.2 million ballots were cast during the first six days of early voting for the Nov. 3 election.
Public records show 19 new sales tax permits for Dallas businesses in the week of Oct. 26. Here is the full list.
The historic Granada Theater on Lower Greenville Avenue will cease operations in April 2027, marking the end of its 80-year run as a cinema and live music venue.
TxDOT is shutting all lanes of I-30 between I-35E and the I-45/U.S. 75 junction for I-30 Canyon construction, with traffic sent to Woodall Rodgers Freeway and SH 366.
The El Centro campus of Dallas College was evacuated following a reported threat.
A four-year project announced October 8 will develop research tools, rather than a treatment ready for patients.
The airline lowered its 2026 adjusted earnings forecast even as third-quarter revenue rose. Its fuel bill was $821 million higher than a year earlier.
Texas Instruments reported $6.06 billion in third-quarter revenue Oct. 21. The Dallas chipmaker said growth reached all its end markets and regions.
The cancer specialist is the 2026 Watson Award recipient. UT Southwestern will recognize its clinical-excellence honorees Nov. 4.
The downtown display runs through Dec. 31. Opening-night seats require registration, and the library garage will be unavailable for that event.
Public records show 39 new sales tax permits and 1 alcohol license application for Dallas businesses in the week of Oct. 19. Here is the full list.
UT Southwestern researchers say a preliminary trial warrants further study; it does not establish a new standard of care.
Texas Secretary of State Robert Howden announced that the state has 19,041,684 registered voters, a record high, with early voting scheduled to begin Oct. 19.
Account access and Dallas Water Utilities payments by phone or online are scheduled to be unavailable from 10 p.m. Saturday to 9 a.m. Sunday.
TxDOT has opened online maps for public comment on the Dallas District Bicycle Plan, which covers state roads, through Nov. 6.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa called for stricter regulations and community input regarding data centers during a Dallas press conference.
Police said an officer fired at the man, who had a rifle, before he used another gun to fatally shoot himself at a motel off I-35E on Wednesday.
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has implemented new pricing for its various parking options, with terminal rates increasing by $5 to $8 depending on the payment method used.
Public records show 30 new sales tax permits, 8 alcohol license applications and 3 business listings for Dallas businesses in the week of Oct. 12. Here is the full list.
The public is invited to view residential water-wise landscapes and participate in educational activities on Saturday, Oct. 17, at White Rock Pump Station.
Big Tex Urban Farms has provided more than 2 million servings of produce through State Fair-funded operations.
Texas Instruments unveiled a fast monitoring converter, an 800-volt hot-swap controller and a low-jitter oscillator aimed at AI data centers.
A young child died after a shooting in Dallas, according to NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.
A family has spoken publicly after a teenager was killed in a rollover crash in Dallas.
