50 min ago | SFGate
Will Boy Scouts accept gay youth? Vote is imminent
Clockwise from left, Boy Scouts Eric Kusterer, Jacob Sorah, James Sorah, Micah Brownlee and Cub Scout John Sorah hold signs at the "Save Our Scouts" Prayer Vigil and Rally in front of the Boy Scouts of America National Headquarters in Irving, Texas on Wednesday, Feb.
5 hrs ago | NBC Dallas
Argyle ISD Considers Arming School Staff
The Argyle school board voted five to one to have their superintendent start drafting a police to have select staff members carry guns.
9 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Dishcrawl Dallas goes upscale: Tuesday, May 28, 2013
The Dishcrawl dining craze has now officially taken Dallas by storm like it has the rest of the country.
13 hrs ago | NBC Dallas
"Rock Center" Looks at 911 Call in Deanna Cook Case
Deanna Cook's death drew national attention after her concerned family broke into her home and found her dead two days after she called 911.
Drug Cartels Move High-Level Operations into DFW
Federal investigators with the Drug Enforcement Agency say drug cartels are using North Texas neighborhoods as a distribution hub for illegal drugs sent all over the country.
Child Dies After Being Left in Car in School Parking Lot
A 1-year-old child has died after being left alone in an elementary school parking lot, Dallas police say.
Bits & Bites: Things to Do and Chew in Dallas This Weekend, May 17-19
I would just like to take this time, again, to remind you all that D Magazine's 100 Best Restaurants Party is taking place on Wednesday, May 22, at 3015 Trinity Groves.
Rolex is Not Amused by Dallas Pop-Punk Singer's Counterfeit Watch Business
Their bio on Jam Base chalks it up to a "magical combination of talent, perseverance and opportunity," but, whatever their secret, Forever the Sickest Kids has enjoyed a remarkably long run in the music business.
High-Brow Banh Mi Sandwiches Are Getting a Footing in Dallas
When properly executed, the banh mi may be the greatest sandwich of all time. The balance of fatty flavors from mayonnaise, pate and other meats, with acidic pickles, is the perfect backdrop for Asian flavors like soy sauce and cilantro.
Things To Do In Dallas This Weekend: May 17-19
You know how you have a particular image of a musician in your head? Yeah, this is not what I thought Allen Stone looked like.
Dallas is Building a Naval Museum on the Trinity River
Tom Clancy buffs are already well-acquainted with the USS Dallas. The 5,700-ton nuclear submarine, a hair longer than your standard football field, was a main player in The Hunt for Red October .
Dallas-based Pecan Lodge is Texas Monthly's second-best barbecue joint, sort of
Full disclosure : Pecan Lodge catered an event the night before my wedding in April 2013.
Tornado Devastates Small City Near Dallas
At least six people are dead after a tornado devastated a small city near Dallas, Texas.
Dallas City Manager Mary Suhm announces resignation after 8 years
DALLAS Mary Suhm, Dallas' city manager for the past eight years, will step down after the council passes a budget for the next fiscal year, she revealed in a memo on Thursday.
Nearly a Dozen Tornadoes Swept Through North Texas Last Night
As day breaks in North Texas, residents are surveying the devastation wreaked by last night's storms.
Dallas City Manager Mary Suhm to Resign
Suhm has been the City Manager for the last 8 years and has served in management positions with the City of Dallas for 35 years.
Jury Finds Dallas Man Guilty Of Murdering Sons
It took less than 10 minutes for a Dallas County jury to find a North Texas father guilty of Capital Murder for drowning his two sons.
Choir Teacher Honors Father at DPD Memorial
This year the Dallas Police Officer Memorial service took on special meaning for an Argyle teacher Victor Lozado, Jr.
Dallas Newspaper Hires Architecture Critic
Downtown Dallas' building boom is putting a new focus on architecture in North Texas.
Byron Nelson set to move to new Dallas course in 2019
The Byron Nelson Championship is set to make a move to a course that still has to be built.