The Latest
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North Texas school districts lose more students amid closures
Silas Allen with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how nine of 10 major North Texas school districts saw enrollment declines this year, putting more pressure on budgets and raising the prospect of additional campus closures.
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Report: College pays off for most Texans, but affordability is a hurdle
Milla Surjadi with the Dallas Morning News explains how the new report found a bachelor’s degree works out financially for most Texans, but Texas lags behind other states in keeping costs down.
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What you need to know to pick the right health insurance plan heading into 2027
Emily Brindley with the Dallas Morning News tells you where to start when picking the best health plan for you and your family.
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Collin County voters reject $817.5 million bond package
Angela Mathew with the Dallas Morning News tells us how the bond would have funded parks, roads, a new elections building and an expansion of the county courthouse and jail.
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Dumonts buy out Miriam Adelson's shares of the Dallas Mavericks
The sale makes Patrick Dumont and wife, Sivan Ochshorn, the controlling owners of the Mavericks franchise.
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With his wife in labor, Cowboys' Shemar James got quick ride home on Jerry Jones' plane
It was an eventful Sunday for James after the Cowboys’ defense helped hold off the Texans in Houston
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Dallas lacks zoning policy tailored to data centers amid regional boom
Maria Ramos Pacheco with the Dallas Morning News tells us about the environmental groups pushing for stricter rules while industry leaders warn against overregulation
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UNT class teaches college students how to land a job
Milla Surjadi with the Dallas Morning News tells us about the new course at the University of North Texas, in partnership with nonprofit Braven, that prepares students for the college-to-career transition.
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Edgemere bounces back after bankruptcy put millions from residents in question
Neal Franklin with the Dallas Morning News tells us how a Dallas luxury retirement community reaches higher occupancy rates with numerous changes.
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North Texas district ditches processed food for scratch-made lunches
Jessica Ma with the Dallas Morning News tells us how a $200,000 grant helped Farmersville ISD retrain kitchen staff to make meals healthier.
