House tour: We went to night 1 of Wingstop’s House of Flavor World Cup party
Wingstop's housewarming party in Deep Ellum included a rowdy set from Ferg, a pop-up barbershop and delicious cocktails.
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No subs, just sips: Rollin Joe’s Sips & Co. to take over former New York Sub spot at SMU
Jerry Jones’ nephew is bringing Rollin Joe’s, a beverage spot with a 70s-style mascot, to the iconic former New York Sub spot near SMU in Dallas.
Joshua Ray Walker refuses to be counted out, and ‘Ain’t Dead Yet’ proves it
The rising East Dallas country artist talks health struggles, songs taking on new meanings and the legacy he hopes "Ain't Dead Yet" leaves.
A new Austin-based sushi restaurant is opening in Highland Park this week
An Austin-based sushi restaurant opens this week in the Highland Park space formerly occupied by Tulum. Here is what to expect from the expansion.
‘It’s the principle’: New Dallas Water Utilities fee inspires flood of complaints
A new billing system has left Dallas homeowners on the hook for a few extra bucks each month. For convenience, of course.
Human rights scores of each nation playing in Dallas during the World Cup group stage
Eight teams from three continents competed in World Cup group stage action in Dallas. Here’s how they fare on human rights.
Big Gulps, Waffle House, beef ribs and ranch: World Cup fans love Texas
Who needs JD Vance when you have bottomless chips, beef ribs and Buc-ee's? Foreign fans are confirming what we already know about Texas.
West End reboot hammered by city’s delays
As a local restaurateur anchors Dallas’ birthplace and investment pours in, convention center delays threaten the West End's next chapter.
Campisi’s plans August opening at Preston Royal
The original on Mockingbird is a Dallas institution. Now, Campisi's is bringing its iconic pizza to Preston Hollow later this summer. Get the details.
The best tacos and taquerias in Dallas
Best tacos in Dallas: See where to find pastor, birria, suadero, and more at top taquerias and taco trucks across Dallas, TX.
Alma Cafe and Bakeshop, South Irving’s first local cafe, fills a void in the community
Alma Cafe and Bakeshop is a Latina-owned cafe. The cottage-style atmosphere is as delicious as the coffee cake and M&M cookies.
Paxton distances himself as advocates criticize ‘out of touch’ GOP anti-IVF platform
After IVF became a target at the Texas Republican Party Convention, Ken Paxton is voicing his support for the treatment.
Messi mania, Messi madness, Messi record-breaking came to conquer in Dallas
Leading Argentina to a 2-0 victory over Austria, Lionel Messi became the man with the most World Cup goals ever.
Traveling to a World Cup match in Arlington? Be ready to choose your own adventure
You can drive and pay a lot to park, or you can pay a little and take longer to get there and back with public transportation.
ICE must stop making immigration court arrests, federal judge rules
Last summer, ICE agents became a daily fixture of Dallas’ immigration court. Now they are barred from making arrests.
‘Extreme’ prison sentences for anti-ICE protesters may have ‘chilling effect’
Activists accused of being members of antifa received decades-long sentences this week for involvement in a protest gone awry.
Concerns linger as convention center redesign shot down by Dallas City Council
The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday afternoon against raising the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
Dallas’ favorite home team played at AT&T Stadium and it wasn’t the Cowboys
Japan's soccer team also wears blue and ha a rabid fan base and plays a game often called football by many around the world.
The Polyphonic Spree will cram wonder and whimsy into upcoming Fort Worth show
The whimsical, almost occult-like, massive band has to get especially creative when they play small shows, like the upcoming set at Tulips.
Where to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Dallas-Fort Worth
From Kaboom Town in Addison to Frisco's Freedom Fest, there are tons of ways to celebrate Independence Day in the DFW area.
Community successfully fights back, prevents for-profit company from taking over Kiest Tennis Center
Kiest Tennis Center parents are concerned about a loss of community resources as Dallas considers a for-profit partner.
Amor y Queso opens as Deep Ellum’s new neighborhood bodega
Owner Sarah Carlock doubled down on her Deep Ellum roots with a new space to bring community, and good food, to the neighborhood.
Even with less Messi, Argentina gave Arlington a World Cup show unlike any other
After becoming the tournament's all-time leading scorer, Messi became the first player to ever score a goal in seven straight Cup matches.
Still loud, still sold out: Former Cinderella frontman Tom Keifer rocks a packed Granada Theater
Former Cinderella frontman Tom Keifer and L.A. Guns brought a high-octane set of hair metal to a sold-out crowd in Dallas.