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Schools
Armstrong Grads Give Future Eagles a Place to Nest
The students partnered with Fannin Tree Farm to give their school a towering thank you gift — a 30-foot-tall live oak tree
News
Highland Park Microtransit Rolls with More Riders
Highland Park City Council study session led with newly launched microtransit service, Highland Park On-Demand, and a revised budget for 2026
Tributes
Remembering Raymond Berry
Raymond Berry, former SMU Mustang great turned two-time NFL champion with the Baltimore Colts and Pro Football Hall of Famer, is being remembered for his legendary career and work ethic
News
Siblings Host Fifth-Annual Lemonade Stand
Siblings Charlotte, Walker, and Olivia Norwood will offer lemonade for a sweet cause from 2 to 4 p.m. through Friday, June 5, on the corner of Southwestern Boulevard and Hillcrest Avenue
News
World Cup Set to Boost Local Business. How Much?
The World Cup will provide a kick to the local hospitality industry, but a more modest increase to other sectors, per reports
Schools
Seniors Recognized in Honors Day Celebration
Graduates received awards and scholarships for character and achievement
News
UP Library Launches Community Read Program
Library card holders can pick up a free copy of 'Lonesome Dove' by Larry McMurtry, and participate in programs and discussions designed to deepen appreciation of the American classic
News
Trey’s Law Clears U.S. Senate Committee
Trey's law, a bill banning nondisclosure agreements in child sex abuse cases, is another step closer to becoming the law of the land nationally
News
Microtransit and Paratransit Get Rolling in Highland Park
DART will no longer provide services in the Town of Highland Park following a canvassing of the election results on May 13
Community
HP Students Design Dilbeck-Inspired Playhouse
The Highland Park students behind a playhouse modeled after a fairytale-esque Charles Dilbeck-designed Park Cities home hope their design brings fun, creative elements and architecture education together
Living
Clayton Kershaw on His Legendary Career
Kershaw talks about his commitment to giving back, decision to stay with the Dodgers
Community
Preservation Park Cities Rallies After Losing Two Homes
Preservation Park Cities is continuing its efforts to save architecturally significant homes, despite recent losses.
Schools
Northway Zoning Debate: What Compass, HPISD Say
More details are emerging about Northway Christian Church's plan to close its Day School after decades and to start hosting The Compass School of Texas in 2027
News
Election Results in the Park Cities, Preston Hollow
Voters in Highland Park and University Park headed to the polls May 2 to weigh in on whether to remain part of Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART). Highland Park voters also chose new Town Council members. Voters in Preston Hollow, meanwhile, considered a massive $6.2 billion Dallas ISD bond, among other local issues
News
Possible Upgrades Around Scotland Yard OK’d
Plans for potential upgrades around the Scotland Yard baseball field took a step forward with a green light from University Park’s Planning and Zoning Commission
News
Appeals Court Rejects Precinct-Based Voting Push
An appeals court declined to issue an emergency court order restoring precinct-based voting for the primary runoff election
News
Work to Begin on New Gas Main Under DNT
Construction will wrap up soon on the south side parking lot of the 4300 block of Lovers Lane after about a year of work along the Miracle Mile, but another project will have some traffic impacts in the area
News
SMU Taps Kit Sawers to Lead The Dallas Office
Sawers will join SMU on Aug. 3, leading regional engagement across business development, research partnerships and student career pathways
Crime
Police Release New Details on Violent Traffic Stop
A Dallas police officer shot a suspect who allegedly confronted the officer after a traffic stop in the 4100 block of Mockingbird Lane near the Dallas Country Club early Sunday, police confirm
News
University Park Beats Highland Park in Mahjong Contest
Suzanne Duda, a member of the UP Charleston Charmers, took home the win in the city vs. town mahjong competition