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Josh Abbott of the Josh Abbott Band and Dairy Queen are collaborating on a meal available only in Texas. It happens to be the country singer's favorite childhood meal…
Julia Hendricks of Frisco is on a mission to introduce her “atypical cream pies” to North Texas, with her new rotating pie shop, The Pie Dish in Frisco. The small, to-go-only store, which opened late in 2023, was born from Hendricks’ deep-seated passion for baking, which she now […]
This morning on your way to work, you may have noticed that a once busy coffee spot is now closed. Foxtrot Market, which had four stores in Dallas, closed in the oddest way: by literally telling customers sipping coffee on the patio that they could stay there (outside) as long as they wanted, but […]
Christopher McDowell tried telling every officer and jail staffer about his situation, but no one would listen when he said he, like some others, had been at the Dallas County jail for too long. It wasn't until McDowell's brother intervened that he was finally able to get out, but that was nearly […]
A Dallas cultural institution is getting its moment in the spotlight. On Sunday, April 28, the Dallas International Film Festival will screen Dark Sanctuary: The Story of The Church, a documentary about a now-closed mecca for the goth community…
Intense, post-season action has hit the American Airlines Center and Levy, the food and beverage partner of the Mavericks and Stars, is bringing even more heat with four new food items to spice up the playoffs. Grab your Modelo and hit the concessions for these greasy baskets…
Shoppers, delight: A new retail chain is expanding its presence throughout North Texas shopping malls. UNIQLO is a Japanese clothing apparel company specializing in high-end clothes…
Last week, we published a story in which we questioned the ethics of showing up to a full-service restaurant right before closing. Are the last minutes before the door is locked fair game because the restaurant is technically still open?…
On a warm April evening in Old East Dallas, the Bemis family home is swirling with small children in a blur of multicolored pastel mop-top haircuts. The kids gleefully scuttle from room to room bouncing on mattresses, twirling the poofy skirts of their princess-costume dresses, tinkering with toys […]
Update published April 24, 2024: On April 16, the nonprofit literary organization Pen America published the latest results from its ongoing study that tracks the nation's school book bans. In the early part of 2023, Texas led the nation in school book bans, but when the fall semester of last […]
Wednesday, April 24 EarthX at the Hilton Anatole This is the Congress of Conferences. If you’re interested in everything to do with the Earth and love conferences, EarthX is for you…
Chef Tiffany Derry is spreading her culinary wings with a new Italian restaurant. Radici Wood-Fired Grill will open in Farmers Branch (12990 Bee St.) adjacent to the much lauded Southern-fare restaurant, Roots, on May 1…
Plano-based potato chip giant Frito-Lay has teamed up with chip-shot legend Lionel Messi for a new campaign that includes swag, sweepstakes and a new chant. Messi, widely regarded as one of the greatest soccer players of all time, began his illustrious professional career in soccer at only […]
Walking into Rise is kind of like stepping into a different world that’s better than ours, through a door you found on the side of a tree trunk in the woods and opened out of curiosity. It’s how we imagine it might feel to go to a dinner party in a Tolkien book — that is, without […]
The process behind Dallas artist Kristin Colaneri’s latest exhibition, Women & Icons, took place over the last two years, but Colaneri has worked on the idea for the project for nearly twice as long. In the early months of 2020, the artist started to explore “intuitive” and […]
The Bauer family's pizza journey began in 2019, on a mission trip to Lynch, Kentucky, organized by RockPointe Church. There, they saw firsthand how certain businesses injected significant portions of their profits back into their communities (and, in some cases, globally) to benefit causes these […]
Taylor Swift’s new album, The Tortured Poets Department, dropped like a bomb last Friday. Despite mixed reviews, the general consensus is that Swifties have dubbed it her masterpiece and a work of lyrical genius that fits its title…
Rider’s Field is set to host the inaugural Tacos & Tequila Festival in Frisco on Cinco de Mayo. The event will include concerts, wrestling and, of course, tacos and tequila…
We’ve published stories about people getting in trouble with the law for simply having hemp products in their possession. On trips home from the shop with our own hemp products, we’ve often wondered what we’d do if we got pulled over…
Former emo kids, rejoice. Emo Orchestra, a live performance made by and for longtime emo fans, will make its first-ever stop in Dallas-Fort Worth next month…
Growing up, Julián Cedillo listened to a lot of Latin music. With a mother from Argentina and a father from Mexico, Spanish rock ballads and Tejano tracks were a staple in his Fort Worth home…
As Mother’s Day approaches, the quest to find the perfect dining spot in Dallas to celebrate the moms in our lives begins anew. From quaint cafes exuding charm to elegant eateries boasting culinary masterpieces, Dallas offers many dining options fit for honoring the queen of the day…
The Halal BBQ Pitmasters will host their sixth annual “Grill For Gaza” gathering in Plano on Sunday, April 28. It's an event organizers promise will have “mouthwatering barbecue, lively entertainment and meaningful philanthropy.”…
One of the advantages, or perhaps disadvantages, about being in the room during meetings at City Hall is you get to see the expressions on everyone’s faces and their body language, council member Paula Blackmon said. She could tell by looking at City Manager T.C. Broadnax during bond […]
To all the Dallas sports-loving parents out there who have spent countless hours and dollars hauling their kids to practices, games and tournaments, take heart: If your kid is lucky and really, really good, the payoff could be huge, especially if they wind up on a World Series-winning team like, […]
