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Election
It’s Election Day
It's Election Day, which usually means that by the end of today - or at least early Wednesday morning - we'll know who our next president is. But this isn't a normal election year, so there's a good chance we may not know for a couple weeks.
Scots Roll Through Early Playoff Rounds
Highland Park continued its march toward another Class 5A state championship in team tennis with a pair of shutouts to start postseason play.
What Holiday Cuisine Reigns Supreme?
Since tomorrow is the last day to vote on something big, we decided to let you keep voting by creating a contest for something not so big: Best Holiday Take Out.
Coronavirus
Getting Ready to Vote? Here’s What You Need to Know
Tomorrow the polls open at 7 a.m. for what will be, by just about everyone's estimation, an extremely busy Election Day. If you're planning to cast your ballot, we have a few things you should know.
Coronavirus
Even With Pandemic Challenges, Scottish Rite Fundraiser Finds ‘Incredible Blessings’
If you’ve been involved with fundraising at the same nonprofit for 17 years, it stands to reason that you have seen a lot during that time.
Society
Upcoming Events
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has put plans for many events in flux. Check before attending.
Coronavirus
Experts: County on Pace For Even Higher Case Count by Thanksgiving
On the eve of Election Day, Dallas County is also casting a wary eye at ever-increasing numbers of new COVID-19 cases. We see what the state is doing to try to mitigate new cases in schools and more in today’s bullet points.
Crime
DPD Investigating Shooting Of SMU Student
Dallas Police are investigating after a 19-year-old man identified as an SMU student was shot and killed in downtown Dallas.
Balanced Effort Lifts Scots Past Sherman
Highland Park’s recipe for victory included an efficient passing game, an opportunistic rushing attack, and a stingy defense making big plays.
Halloween Treats For Rise School Children
Children at the Ashford Rise School of Dallas received some Halloween treats Friday morning delivered by local ridesharing company Alto.
Election
More Than 9 Million Votes Have Been Cast in Texas (So Far)
The number of voters who cast ballots in the Texas early voting period this year has now surpassed the total number of people who voted in all of 2016.