Restaurateur Chris Zielke pauses after confirming the fresh news that Bolsa in Oak Cliff served its final dinner on Jan. 21. “This conversation makes me emotional,” he says, then goes quiet. Zielke, Chris Jeffers and their two partners had been dreaming of opening a farm-to-table spot since since 2006. When it opened in 2008, Bolsa was — for its partners,…

NBC 5 and Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) encourage all North Texas students, Kindergarten through 12th grade, to showcase their artwork in this year’s DART Student Art Contest. The theme of this year’s contest is “Paint the town _. Ride DART.” (You fill in the blank!) Students are encouraged to create a poster that showcases the unique places they have…

A former University of Texas at Arlington student is suing a fraternity alleging that he was blindfolded and forced to drink so much alcohol that it led to his alcohol poisoning last year, according to a lawsuit. Roc Riner was a junior in his first semester at UT-Arlington when he pledged to the Sigma Chi fraternity in March, according to…

Billy Chermirmir is charged with killing at least 12 women. Authorities say he posed as a maintenance worker or health care provider to gain access to the women’s apartments. Police say he robbed and killed them. The Dallas Morning News’ Charles Scugger spoke with the daughter of one of Chermirmir’s alleged victims and talks about the two-part series “Guardians.”

The body of a 51-year-old man from The Colony was found by searchers in south-central Wyoming.

Post Malone gave his new Post Malone X Crocs to employees at his former place of work.

The Texas deadline to file to run for office is Dec. 9. According to The Dallas Morning News, some Democrats remain hopeful former Rep. Beto O’Rourke will get into the race for U.S. Senate.

Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 Sports Director Newy Scruggs to preview the Cowboys’ Thursday night showdown with the Chicago Bears and to discuss where Jason Garrett’s squad stands entering a crucial December stretch.

The Dallas Morning News’ Sarah Blaskovich suggests looking at Christmas lights or hitting the Galleria Dallas or NorthPark Center to get in the holiday spirit.

Jerry Jones can’t fire Jason Garrett because he doesn’t have a replacement ready to fill the role, The Dallas Morning News’ Calvin Watkins tells NBC 5 Sports Director Newy Scruggs after Dallas’ loss to the Buffalo Bills on Thanksgiving Day.

Investment services provider Charles Schwab announced not only that they were buying TD Ameritrade but that they were moving to North Texas. The Dallas Morning News’ Dom Difurio talks about what that means for DFW.

On Nov. 22, 1963, Hugh Aynesworth walked four blocks from The Dallas Morning News’ building to watch President John F. Kennedy’s motorcade drive through Downtown Dallas. Aynesworth worked for The News at the time covering space and aviation, but he didn’t have an assignment that day.

A judge ruled that parts of Stacy Bailey’s lawsuit, which alleges that Mansfield ISD discriminated against her because of her sexual orientation, will move forward.

The Dallas Morning News’ Callie Caplan previews week two of the Texas high school football playoffs — the area round.

The Dallas Morning News’ Sarah Blaskovich gives us the lowdown on the big events going on this weekend across North Texas.

Thanksgiving is just one week away, and DFW Airport is saying it expects Dec. 1 to be its busiest travel day ever.

Federal investigators will present their findings on Tuesday into a deadly accident involving a Southwest Airlines flight from New York to Dallas in April 2018.

The Dallas Morning News’ Cheryl Hall discusses the 11th edition of The Dallas Morning News‘ Top 100 Places to Work magazine, which honors the latest treasure trove of employers who care enough to offer the very best.

It’s time for the Cowboys to find consistency, against a Detroit team playing without quarterback Matthew Stafford, if they want to make the playoffs, says The Dallas Morning News’ Michael Gehlken.

A Lyft spokesperson said in a written statement that the company was “shifting resources” and would cease scooter operations in the city Nov. 22.