Frisco religious institutions face scrutiny
DART hires controversial leader; Today's headlines
A UNT professor on composing for Hollywood; A book shop hop
Texas ends contract with foster care service provider; McKinney Mayor Bill Cox on the city's growth
Sundance Square's new leadership; The latest on flood recovery
Prairie dogs make a comeback in Fort Worth; how Book-Tok shapes book sales
The day's headlines; Flood recovery in Kerrville
After her husband's suicide, a nonprofit leader helps families move forward
North Texas influencer highlights local eateries; this week on Think
Today's headlines; Flood recovery in Uvalde
Exodus of Fort Worth ISD teachers; South Central Texas flood recovery
Friday news roundup; World Cup recap
New tracks from Leon Bridges; the week's key takeaways
The man who made the Texas GOP what it is today
Denton's approach to homelessness
Granbury fight over data center; Can Michael Hinojosa jump from school to city?
A look at Spain-Argentina; A Fort Worth native preserving history around him
Today's top stories; Food insecurity for North Texans
How autonomous vehicles will change the way live
The day's headlines; how to help out animal shelters
Outrage of Tarrant jail deaths; the last local World Cup match
Texas takes on homlessness; electric scooter safety
Beef prices are hurting restaurants; a preview of the Cliburn season
Dallas mayor's race has its first candidate; Fort Worth gets its own economic report
Counting alligators in Fort Worth; summer reading picks
North Texas Muslims feel targeted; a visit to a local bookstore
The day's headlines; a special fashion show
Who's behind anti-Indian rhetoric in Frisco?
World Cup travelers are eating LOTS of brisket
The day's headlines; pros and cons of sun exposure
Books for inmates program in jeopardy after policy change
Help for mentally ill inmates; a new soccer exhibit in Frisco
Best songs of 2026 -- so far
From refugeee to soccer star
Testing the 2nd Amendment; Granbury residents unhappy with city leaders
A return to the Revolutionary War and a new music and literature fest in Dallas
Talarico courts Black voters + the day's headlines
Will a chatbot one day be your therapist?
Karmelo Anthony's appeal and the promise of Y'all Street
On stage at Shakespeare Dallas; The story of Mary Kay
A visit to a Dallas drumming camp
A mistrial for Johnson Co. sheriff; Dallas couple vindicated in Travis Co.
James Talarico visits Ken Paxton's home turf
The World Cup that was, plus an insect to love
New app tackles racial, economic disparities in health care
Proposed data center would take big drink from Fort Worth water supply
Texas’ high concentration of proposed natural gas power plants for data centers. Also, McKinney’s passenger airport.
A study from UTD looks at how to make meals with toddlers a little more peaceful.
Catching up on all things food in North Texas, including the World Cup rush on restaurants. Also, this week on Think.
The NTSB released a preliminary report after an apartment explosion in Oak Cliff. Also, hotels and the World Cup.
Where to find the best firework displays, a Dallas artist’s collage work, and key takeaways from the week.
The MixMatch in Fort Work opened to satisfy the customers’ craving for community. Also, the day's headlines.
What steps to take while using fireworks so you avoid the emergency room this 4th of July.
North Texas responds after the Supreme Court threw out President Trump’s birthright citizenship order.
Getting to know the new leader of Dallas Opera. Also, how to keep your pets safe in extreme heat.
Data centers are being built in small towns like Wilmer across Texas, but their impact on communities is still unclear.
Fort Worth Public Library is getting ready to build its new central library after buying land to build it on.
Few survivors of child sex trafficking get restitution. Also, Arlington Pride celebrations cancelled after rule changes.
Bud Kennedy covers what’s changing in the ever-evolving Fort Worth culinary scene. Also, this week on Think.
Saharan dust has blown into North Texas. Also, Vital Signs covers cataracts, which affects over 24 million Americans.
StoryCorps marks America’s 250th anniversary with new initiative to spark conversations between strangers.
Texas State Board of Education’s new reading lists, a controversial development, Jordan comes for the World Cup.
Flora Street Live is coming to the Arts District tonight, featuring local artist J. Isiah Evans and the Boss Tweed.
International World Cup fans are enjoying the food in North Texas. Also, the 3-decade drought since a James Beard award.
Q Cinema has been dormant since the pandemic, but Fort Worth’s LGBTQ+ film festival is making a comeback.
A Fort Worth non-profit helps single moms with counseling and job training, and one of them says it changed her life.
What would you do if you only had 36 hours to spend in Dallas? Also, reviewing the Mavs draft and the World Cup.
Four LGBTQ+ organizations are working to preserve the history of gay bars and nightclubs in North Texas.
The Texas Democratic Convention starts in Corpus Cristi as one notable member is missing.
Social media is driving a new economy in North Texas – the influencer economy. Also, today’s headlines.
How Oak Lawn became a literal crossroads for the LGBTQ+ community in Dallas. Also, the Mimir Chamber Music Festival.
More than half of Texas counties are considered childcare deserts, hurting the state's economy.
The man who shot a police officer during an anti-ICE protest has been sentenced to 100 years in prison.
Jury selected in trial of Johnson County sheriff accused of sexual harassment, retaliation. Plus, Mavs news and Messi.
A new guidebook helps you find nature to explore in and around North Texas. Also, Denton legends in action figure form.
A new play tells the real-life story of three generations of women navigating the death of the family matriarch.
What the Iran ceasefire deal will mean for oil and gas prices in North Texas.
Amid rising antisemitism, Jewish voters are feeling politically homeless. Also, Messi milestones at the World Cup.
The best Arlington restaurants to visit when heading to World Cup matches. Also, a look at this week on Think.
Guidelines issued for new CKM syndrome call for earlier screening and watching your weight. Also, today’s headlines.
A new law enforcement survey shows police are overburdened with social issues that have little to do with crime.
General Order number three spread the word about the end of slavery and an original copy is at the Hall of State.
A plan to lower property taxes seems to have backfired in Tarrant county. Also, a look at the week's headlines.
Two special meetings continued the push to leave Dallas City Hall. What is the future of City Hall and downtown?
Round-Up Saloon host queer line dancing to bring people together. Also, the T-Rex skeleton that isn’t even a dinosaur.
Headlines, plus what first-time home buyers need to know as they make what is likely their largest purchase ever.
Tarrant County jail reported two more deaths this week. Also, experiencing the World Cup in person.
Legal battles slow rural communities’ efforts to hold back data centers. Also, worker safety in the summer heat.
Croatia soccer fans marched through downtown Dallas. Also, celebrating all things piano, and the legacy of Juneteenth.
Companies navigate operating autonomous vehicles in North Texas. Some are concerned about privacy and security.
The National Juneteenth Museum launches exhibit reflecting spirit of the holiday. Also, snake safety tips.
After a tornado totaled Walnut Hill elementary school, Dallas ISD rebuilt a school to compete with private campuses.
A new school voucher program gives Texas families money for private school, but approval can be confusing.
Former Texas Funeral Commission staff says agency was used to target EPIC, and an update on Fort Worth water main break.
June Chow talks about filling a gap in Chinese cuisine, and Think Ahead
Fort Worth legend Opal Lee speaks about her connection to Juneteenth, and North Texas headlines
Visiting a Fort Worth bar creating a hub for the queer community, and Vital Signs
Dutch fans bring their special World Cup tradition to North Texas
