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Business
Neiman Marcus Flagship Gets New Closing Date
After over a year of uncertainty regarding the future of the more-than-century-old flagship store in Downtown Dallas, a new closing date of Sept. 30 has been announced
News
Dallas Mavericks Choose Valley View For Arena
The Dallas Mavericks chose the former Valley View Mall site over Downtown for its planned arena and entertainment district
Schools
The Teachers Who Stay With Us
Teachers, students, and families moved through the years as a shared project in growing up
Camps
K-Pop Takes Center Stage at Preston Hollow Dance
Aspiring princesses, demon hunters, and tap dancers will all find their place this summer at Preston Hollow Dance
News
How to Speak at a Dallas City Council Meeting
Residents can speak virtually or in-person at City Hall
Business
Fifth Third Bank Moving Regional HQ to Preston Center
Fifth Third Bank is moving to Preston Center in the coming years and exiting Comerica Bank Tower downtown following the merger with Comerica Bank
Schools
Book Checkouts Surge Under Dallas ISD Device-Free Policy
After implementing a device-free policy in June 2025, librarians across school campuses reported fuller libraries, more browsing, and students spending additional time with print materials
News
Preston Royal Branch Library Maintenance Work Begins
Contractors will be conducting asbestos abatement on the building’s outside columns
Crime
Mall Savvy: Staying One Step Ahead
A recent security incident at NorthPark underscores the importance of awareness
News
Voucher Program Has Limited Appeal for Private Schools
Many Park Cities and Preston Hollow independent schools join the program, while other top-tier institutions opt out
Schools
Little Chefs Create Big Flavors
Wesley Prep preschoolers explore recipes through hands-on learning
Living
Clayton Kershaw on His Legendary Career
Kershaw talks about his commitment to giving back, decision to stay with the Dodgers
News
Short-Term Rental Demand Rises Ahead of 2026 FIFA
Here’s what to know about short-term rental policy in Dallas, Highland Park, and University Park ahead of the big event
Real Estate Quarterly
The Quiet Cost of Dallas’ Rapid Growth
When a city stops being itself, it risks shedding the character that set it apart
Community
Turtle Creek Conservatory Hosts Easter Celebration
Thousands turn out for the annual event
Business
The Reimagining of Preston Center
Office tower and mixed-use development replace longtime neighborhood tenants
News
Alcuin Sued Over Alleged Failure to Address Antisemitism
A family is suing Alcuin School in Preston Hollow, alleging that the school failed to adequately address alleged antisemitic behavior on campus — accusations that the school denies
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
Community
Celebrate Earth Day!
Native Plants and Prairies Day will highlight the value of North Texas prairies on May 2
Crime
Man Found Shot, Dead Near Love Field, Police Say
Dallas police are investigating after they say a man was found fatally shot in the 4400 block of W. University Boulevard near Dallas Love Field Tuesday