Paxton Smith got one speech approved and then — surprise! — read another about abortion rights.

This was 65-year-old Marc Dominus' first art show. But it won't be his last.

After the retirement of the Mavericks’ franchise icon, we look back at everything he gave the team and the city.

A story about a very weird sports-food crossover featuring the most hated athlete in Dallas sports in two decades

Next up: the statue!

A decades-long wait is over, and nothing will ever be the same.

I was there when he won the MVP. He insisted it wasn't about him then. Tonight, it is ... just as it should be.

Mike Rhyner invented a radio format in Dallas that changed the country and made him a legend. Then, unexpectedly, he retired.

Eric Nadel, Chuck Morgan, and John Blake are Rangers institutions. Now, after decades of waiting, they're part of a championship ball club.

The Dallas-based semiconductor giant says employees and contractors have until Oct. 29 to get the vaccine or face losing their jobs.

Our founder and leader died last night. With heavy hearts, we resolve to see his vision realized.

The park is set to open to the public on October 14.

The civil rights attorney and former NFL player won his seat in 2018. Now, he’s eyeing bigger game.

His first job with the team was selling tickets over the phone, a gig that earned him about $12,000 a year. Today, he’s president and CEO.

The longtime sportscaster's rebuke of those decrying the right of NFL players to protest the treatment of black Americans has broken out of North Texas.

She comes from a city that's faced morale problems, a pension crisis, and a dwindling force. Sound familiar?

The former first daughter will be the speaker at Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society’s upcoming luncheon.

Next up: the writer and cultural critic is set to release her ode to Big Tuck's Purple Hulk on December 1 on Shea Serrano's Halfway Books.

A new book about the Texas Rangers tells the truth about that famous bronze at Love Field and a 1930 lynch mob in Sherman. An excerpt from Cult of Glory.

The only thing they are all-in on is business.

His name is Jaru. He's a dingo, and he loves to dance.

Our November cover apparently didn't sit well with at least one customer.

Jacie Scott may have retired, but she isn’t finished dancing.

How many more city rankings do you think we can go through before Amazon decides where to build its second headquarters?

Good food and great wine are headed to Uptown.

The longest-tenured Maverick's importance has only grown since the Kristaps Porzingis trade.

The number is zero. And, for the first time as a Ranger fan, I know zero about how to feel, too.

The Wings' All-Star forward knows who she is, what's important to her, and isn't afraid to let you know.

The 44-year-old is enshrined in his first year on the ballot. It's a fitting honor for a career that was as exceptional as it was long-lasting.

The proposed high-speed loop would shoot passengers from Dallas to Austin in 19 minutes, and promises to transform Texas into a "global megaregion."

The Cowboys wide receiver surprised fans by releasing a hip-hop album. A bigger surprise? His work with the mic ain't bad.

From vegan pop-ups to soul food to smoky-good barbecue, acting with your dollars matters.

Houston ISD might follow suit this week.

P.J. Washington and Daniel Gafford bring a lot of qualities that Dallas needs. The question is how much those add up to.

Somewhere Mike Miles is smiling and saying, "Told ya so."

It's time to decide what the city's future will be.

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Or: the case for Micah Parsons as the NFL Defensive Player of the Year.

The Well delivers, as usual.

The 58-year-old billionaire joins a campaign to bring millennials to North Texas.

Jenkins’ new executive order puts our masks back on, Dallas. Starting tomorrow, all restaurants, bars, and stores will again have to require face coverings.

Hopefully the silliest question we'll ask this week.

No matter how hard Jason Kidd tries, things aren't getting better when Dallas doesn't have the ball. Is it time to make a move?

The chief told the mayor and council that no tear gas was used against protesters on the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge on June 1. An internal DPD report confirms it was.

We are now the most aggressive county in the state in fighting the spread of coronavirus. All gatherings are off. It could save thousands of lives.

It's a great time to take home a dog.

The hospital stay can be as impactful as the virus itself.

A countryman of Luka Dončić’s pays his first visit to Dallas. Of course brisket is involved.

The Frisco-raised comedian made the world laugh on A Black Lady Sketch Show. Now, she's bringing the jokes as Harper on iCarly.

Houston still reigns, but we passed up Austin this year.

Let's just go ahead and change Dallas' motto to 'Sidewalk Closed Use Other Side.'

SMU’s head football coach discusses the team’s season and new Dallas-centered marketing.

A Harvard-educated former Air Force intelligence officer moved to town and was shocked by what he saw: a hole in the middle of Dallas ISD.

Half Price Books is celebrating a half-century. The business may have been built on quirky characters and unwanted remainders. But don’t discount them.

Dawntreader Texas Calboy was born to be a champion. But he was also born with female colors. Now a political debate has broken out amongst cat fanciers.