Air travel across North Texas remained heavily disrupted Monday as a prolonged winter storm continued to impact operations at major Dallas-area airports. Snow, sleet, and persistent freezing temperatures have forced airlines to cancel hundreds of flights and adjust schedules, leaving travelers facing ongoing uncertainty at both Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field. According to flight-tracking data, cancellations remained widespread as of Monday morning, wit

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is leading the United States in flight disruptions as North Texas prepares for a powerful winter storm bringing snow, ice and dangerously cold temperatures. Airlines operating in the region have proactively reduced flight schedules as a Winter Storm Warning and an Extreme Cold Warning remain in effect. The developing weather system is expected to significantly impact air travel through the weekend, prompting widespread cancellations across the region’s t

The state of Texas has given the city of Dallas until the end of January to remove several decorative pavement markings, including rainbow-painted crosswalks in the Oak Lawn neighborhood and a large “Black Lives Matter” street mural on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. State officials have warned that failure to comply could put millions of dollars in transportation and infrastructure funding at risk. The dispute traces back to an order issued on Oct. 8, 2025, when Texas Gov. Gr

A once-unadorned parking garage wall in downtown Dallas has been transformed into a striking five-story mural, marking a significant addition to the city’s growing public art landscape. The new artwork now spans the west-facing exterior of The Adolphus Hotel’s parking structure, introducing a vivid and imaginative presence along Commerce Street. The mural, titled “The Time Keeper,” was officially unveiled this week as part of the Downtown Dallas Mural Initiative, an effort a

A strong cold front is expected to move south across North Texas this afternoon, bringing a notable change in weather conditions and setting the stage for another round of showers and thunderstorms. While severe weather is not anticipated to be widespread, forecasters indicate that a few storms could reach strong intensity, producing gusty winds and pockets of small hail. The highest likelihood for thunderstorms will be in areas located south and east of Dallas, where atmospheric conditions w

A growing number of Texas families are finding it increasingly difficult to put food on the table as financial pressures continue to mount. Rising grocery prices, inflation, employment disruptions and reported delays in SNAP benefits have created an environment where many households are struggling to cover even basic needs. Nonprofits across North Texas have been working to bridge the gap, relying heavily on community support to meet the surge in demand for food assistance. Among th

A large-scale cargo theft network operating out of a Dallas repair shop has been dismantled after an extensive police investigation led to the arrest of five suspects and the recovery of nearly one million dollars in stolen products. Authorities reported that the operation had been functioning for several years and was tied to multiple theft cases affecting businesses across the Dallas-Fort Worth region. The discovery has revealed the depth of coordination behind the thefts and highlighted the i

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson delivered his annual State of the City address on Thursday, choosing the newly launched Texas Stock Exchange as the backdrop for a speech that centered on growth, public safety, and the evolving landscape of downtown. The mayor used the moment to emphasize both the accomplishments of the past year and the challenges that lie ahead, particularly as major employers and professional sports teams reassess their future ties to the city. During his 20-minute remarks, John

Nearly a month after Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered cities to remove rainbow crosswalks and other “non-standard” symbols from public roads, the City of Dallas is formally pushing back. City officials have submitted a request for an exemption to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), arguing that the crosswalks not only meet safety standards but also represent inclusion, free expression, and community identity. Abbott issued the directive on October 8, asserting that

The Dallas Cowboys have announced the death of defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who passed away early Thursday at the age of 24. The team confirmed the tragic news in an official statement expressing its condolences to his loved ones and describing the young player as a valued member of the Cowboys family. “It is with extreme sadness that the Dallas Cowboys share that Marshawn Kneeland tragically passed away this morning,” the team said. “Marshawn was a beloved teammate and me

The annual Veterans Day ceremony at the Dallas–Fort Worth National Cemetery, a long-standing tradition honoring American servicemen and women, has been canceled this year due to the ongoing federal government shutdown. The decision, described as deeply disappointing but unavoidable, has affected veterans’ families, volunteers, and community members who look forward to the heartfelt event each year. Every November, volunteers gather at the DFW National Cemetery to place thousands o

A Frontier Airlines flight traveling from Denver to Dallas was temporarily grounded on Monday morning after a security concern prompted an immediate response from airport authorities. The incident involved Frontier Flight 1324, which landed safely at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport before officers conducted a detailed investigation into a possible threat reported on board. Airport officials confirmed that the aircraft landed without incident and was directed to a secure area

DALLAS — A late-night carbon monoxide scare prompted a swift response from Dallas Fire-Rescue after dangerous gas levels were detected inside a residential building in the Bishop Arts District. Authorities confirmed that hazardous materials (HazMat) crews were deployed to the Davis Building in the Oak Cliff area following reports of a carbon monoxide alarm just before 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. When firefighters arrived on the scene, they found several residents evacuating as alarms so

The Michelin Guide for Texas in 2025 marks another milestone for the state’s growing fine-dining landscape. The latest edition brings fresh recognitions, new one-star restaurants, and a broader acknowledgment of Texas’s vibrant culinary diversity. The number of one-star restaurants in the state has now increased to 18, reflecting the steady rise in quality and innovation among chefs across Dallas, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio. This year’s awards also included new Bib Gourmand and Green

North Texas is entering a transitional stretch of weather as warm, humid air gives way to a cooler and more comfortable weekend. The week began with early morning storms rolling through the Dallas–Fort Worth area, bringing brief rainfall before drier conditions took over by the afternoon. Though the storms were short-lived, they marked the beginning of a pattern shift typical for late October, as a cold front from the north ushers in more seasonal air. Following Tuesday morning’

As autumn settles across North Texas, the Dallas-Fort Worth region is preparing for one final burst of stormy weather before a wave of cooler, drier air ushers in more seasonal conditions. The coming weekend is expected to bring a mix of warmth, scattered storms, and the region’s first significant cold front of the fall season, marking a notable shift after weeks of fluctuating temperatures. Friday will begin on a warm and breezy note as the next weather system approaches from the

Dallas, Texas – Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field have declined a request to air a political video featuring Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The video, which criticizes Democrats in Congress for the ongoing federal government shutdown, was rejected by both airports on the grounds that it violated their established advertising policy. The DFW Airport Board confirmed that neither of the two major North Texas airports would display the ad. The boa

A tragic late-night crash in the Bishop Arts District claimed the life of a pedestrian and led to the swift arrest of a fleeing driver. The fatal incident occurred around 10:30 p.m. Sunday on West Davis Street, an area known for its nightlife and restaurants. Authorities said a man driving a white SUV at high speed struck a pedestrian who was crossing the street to meet friends. The impact threw the victim onto the roadway, leaving him unresponsive as bystanders rushed to call for help.

Residents of The Mercantile, a historic high-rise apartment building in Downtown Dallas, are being forced to vacate permanently after severe flooding and electrical damage rendered the building unsafe for habitation. One week after a water line burst on the 20th floor, tenants learned on Thursday that the property will remain uninhabitable for an extended period, effectively terminating all current leases. The incident began when a water line ruptured in the early morning hours, flo