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Uncivil behavior by both companies and their customers may be the new normal, survey finds.
USPS' mail trucks have been in service for over three decades, but they lack basic features like air conditioning and airbags. It's time to replace them.
Southern Dallas Link – which started with a one-man operation with a borrowed van – has grown into a reliable and robust fleet of buses, helping get more than 2,000 people a day to the grocery
A Lake Highlands property owner that failed to block an affordable housing deal has sued the developer, property owner and the city of Dallas, claiming the violation of a commercial-use-only deed
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration citation alleges the postal service failed to protect workers from high heat.
The Trinity Forest Spine Trail and a soft surface mountain bike trail – a section of the contiguous loop that will soon connect the city – opened this fall, for the first time linking White Rock
Texas has tussled for months with the Biden administration over its use of razor wire at the border.
Dallas County's IT department is not included in decisions on software, and it's hurting the county, a report shows.
Members of Dallas' housing and homeless solutions committee discussed on Tuesday broad options to reform the city's zoning and building codes to increase the housing supply, among them most
The cattle were born in Mexico but fathered with sperm from bulls in New Mexico. Within seconds of trotting onto U.S. soil and over a weight station, the cattle, branded with an "M" for
Dallas carrier Eugene Gates Jr. died of heat-related illness after collapsing on the job in June.
Dallas County commissioners have approved a contract with a controversial researcher after the juvenile department disagreed with her initial findings.
Lazos de Oro works with separated Mexican families to help older adults navigate the visa process. From filling out the paperwork to scheduling interviews with the U.S. Embassy, to coaching them
Two graduate students at the University of Texas at Austin were dismissed from teaching assistant roles after sending a message to students titled "mental health and violence in Gaza."University
In 2019, the Dallas-Collin system housed about 80 homeless people a month. Today, about 207 unhoused residents a month find a home, says Housing Forward, the lead agency for the system. Joli
The Dallas 311 mobile app and online portal will be available in Spanish this year.
As frontman for the Pogues, he romanticized whiskey-soaked rambles and hard-luck stories of emigration, while providing a musical touchstone for members of the Irish diaspora.
Scott Armey is running for his dad Dick Armey's former congressional seat, more than two decades after his first try.
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., recently posted footage of himself telling an audience that the United States has never sought land after winning wars. Multiple historians told
Mexican government, groups plan training on Texas border bill.