Mike Wiebe talks Drakulas' new album, his Denton roots and the album release show at Rubber Gloves on July 31.

The state incentivized community colleges to improve student success outcomes. Now, Texas can’t afford to pay up.

Last week, two of the 18 people arrested in connection with a shooting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center in Alvaredo were indicted in a Fort Worth federal court on new charges ...

Funding for the Texas public education system is in a bit of a crisis, and lawmakers on both sides of the political spectrum have filed bills that address the financial deficits witnessed in school ...

After more than a decade of creating beautiful chocolates, Kate Weiser Chocolate announced it will close its doors. In an interview with the Observer just days after opening in 2014, Weiser said ...

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After over 25 years of delicious cookie bouquets, Edible Arrangements is expanding its horizons in a big way and shortening its name. The brand is launching edibles.com, a new THC market and delivery ...

It has been hard to be a Dallasite this April. With sporadic rain nearly every weekend and warm-ish weather, the entire month felt like we were battling Houston for the title of Worst Place on Earth.

Promising Dallas drill rapper FBG Murda was shot during an altercation in Irving on Tuesday, according to police. A spokesperson from the Irving PD said over the phone on Wednesday morning that FBG ...

For decades, the Dallas Stars and the Dallas Mavericks have faced off against other teams while sharing the American Airlines Center. Now, the teams are facing off against one another over the arena.

Attorneys for Marwan Marouf, the North Texas man known for his involvement in the Muslim community and his leading of Boy Scout troops in Richardson, say they are heartbroken after Marouf accepted a ...

A self-proclaimed “lifelong activist” will face a Tarrant County jury this month in a case that legal experts claim erodes the First Amendment rights of protesters and critics of the nation of Israel.