The Latest
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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.
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Here's what happened when a Dallas ISD middle school banned cellphones years before the rest of Texas
Silas Allen with the Dallas Morning News tells us about what happened when Robert T. Hill Middle School in Dallas ISD banned cell phones and required students use Yondr pouches to lock their cellphones to create phone-free spaces.
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Rural Texans push through 765-kV transmission line hearing
Lana Ferguson with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how residents across rural Texas spent hours navigating a legal hearing over Oncor’s proposed 765-kV transmission line, a project opponents say threatens generational land and livelihoods.
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Fans calling FIFA World Cup ticket process a “scam”
Eric Prisbell with the Dallas Morning News tells us how after buying tickets months ago, many fans are just now getting their seat assignments at AT&T Stadium… and they are furious.
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DEXIT: Dell plans to reincorporate in Texas
Sasha Richie with the Dallas Morning News tells us how CEO Michael Dell and private equity firm Silver Lake hold enough voting power to ensure a redomestication vote passes.
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North Texas early voting surge sets stage for DART exit elections on Saturday
Lilly Kersh with the Dallas Morning News tells us how Addison’s early voting turnout nearly doubled from last year’s as residents prepare to decide on DART membership in Saturday’s election.
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Only 3 Texas summer camps approved to open as licensing deadline nears
Sarah Bahari with the Dallas Morning News tells us how Texas summer camps are racing to navigate new laws passed following the Hill Country floods that killed 27 girls at Camp Mystic.
