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From phone zombies to whisper-talkers, Dallas movie theaters are seeing a slide in audience behavior. Here's what's going on and how to not be that person.
Ken Paxton has said Trump’s midterm convention, the Iran War and gas prices are hurting his campaign in recent audio leaks.
Stephen El Gidi of Drizzle Cheesecakes details how the State Fair – and an athlete’s competitive drive – has benefited his Irving-based business.
Matthew Posey, founder of Ochre House Theatre, died on Oct. 2. He was 68.
When's the last time you moved tables because the person next to you has their speaker phone on? Can we at least talk about it?
As Election Day creeps up, Texas candidates are resorting to new, and even controversial, campaign tactics.
From Joe Bob Briggs' all-nighter to a blood-soaked “It” feature at Cosm's dome, here are D-FW's most deliciously spooky, special screenings this month.
Tanner Beard's "Once Upon a Time in Texas," was made 15 years ago and released under a different title. Now, it's it's being reimagined with 20 new minutes of film.
"The Tao of Duff" will feature stories and a strudel that's actually more like a baklava.
For 10 years, Texas prosecutors accused her of voter fraud after she cast a provisional ballot that was never counted in the 2016 election. That just changed.
Civil rights attorney Lee Merritt says sentencing guidelines and federal oversight are still lacking more than eight years after Botham Jean’s death.
First heat then rain has hurt the 24-day run. But many concessionaires remain optimistic with cool temperatures and larger crowds in the forecast.
Rain (nor its muddy aftermath) couldn't stop Turnstile, Charli xcx and Dallas' own Cure for Paranoia from some of the weekend's biggest highlights.
The Texas native offers a peak into her creative world ahead of back-to-back shows at the American Airlines Center this weekend.
Despite the name, Greenville Breakfast Company is from a San Diego-based hospitality group.
The Henry's all-day concept and reliable American fare will be a shoo-in within Legacy West.
What Bo French and Ken Paxton see as a threat, the author views as the beauty of Texas.
There are so many good concerts in Dallas this week, it's impossible to pick just one to attend.
The last time a recall election was called in 1992, the sitting council member "easily" held on to her seat. But activists in 2 districts say times have changed.
A little bit country, a little bit rock & roll, and a whole lot of great shows coming through DFW in October.
A sweet take on a Southern staple and a chance to drink beer for a worthy cause? We're in.
North Texas entrepreneur Ricardo Hernandez is expanding his haunted house empire into the already-creepy Old City Park this month.
With Paxton trailing in many polls, the president flew in to help the embattled attorney general's cause.
Joppa residents say they have had to bear the brunt of industrialization for too long with little say over what happens.
