The playoffs were barely underway before Texas tabbed the 45-year-old as its next manager. And from familiarity with the organization to a track record of overachievement, he has plenty working in his ...

How to enjoy local arts, music, culture, food, fitness, and more this weekend.

Large-format anchored retail is having a heyday in Dallas-Fort Worth right now. New construction is primarily occurring developments with anchored by H-E-B, Kroger, Tom Thumb, Costco, Walmart, Target, ...

When Gretchen Sween hopped on a Zoom call with a gaggle of reporters at noon, she was still not quite sure her client had been informed that the court issued a stay of execution. A week away from ...

Derek Cianfrance knows you might not believe Roofman is based on a true story. At first, the filmmaker wasn’t convinced in his subject’s authenticity, either. After all, it’s a crowd-pleasing comedy ...

Bushmills Neighborhood Green is one of five parks being built in collaboration with Trust for Public Land, Better Block, and the city of Dallas, but community input is at the heart of the design. See ...

The requirements: a custom oversize ’70s-style suit, striped tie, and a white button-down, all tailored for Dirk’s 7-foot frame.

Sure, the UT-OU Red River Rivalry game is tradition, but the other tradition happens the day before, when UT’s Longhorn Singers face off against the OU Men’s Glee Club at the Galleria Dallas. The two ...

The father of Southwestern cuisine received a star on the Walk of Fame at his alma mater, the Culinary Institute of America. Much the cooler of the two CIAs, the world-renowned cooking school keeps ...

This morning the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals issued a stay for Robert Roberson, who was scheduled to be executed in exactly a week.

Tonight's season opener is Dallas' first without Jamie Benn since 2009. As their leader recovers from a collapsed lung, the Stars have an opportunity to identify the player who will eventually take up ...

NTCAR Hall of Fame will also present an Industry Service Award to James, Michael, and Joseph Sinacola, whose father founded Mario Sinacola & Sons Excavating 60 years ago.