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Voters might be asked to cast a provisional or limited ballot if there is an issue with their voter registration, identification or eligibility to vote in a particular county. Here's what North Texas voters need to know. bit.ly/4e4kFyW

A Dallas-based retailer is taking on funding — and adding hundreds of stores. bit.ly/4Bs5olv

Highland Park UMC says it will separate from the United Methodist Church following a congregational vote this week. But the regional body of the UMC said the vote is not valid under its policy, setting up what could be a continued fight between Highland Park UMC and the denomination. bit.ly/4A0W2vz

The man who has helped produce the Super Bowl halftime show is stepping into the spotlight: Jay-Z will headline the show himself. bit.ly/4dZsJB1

From coffee and pastries to pizza, yoga and drinks, North Texas businesses are offering freebies and discounts to voters. bit.ly/4e2d0kJ

Palestinian restaurant Ayat will take over a 20,000-square-foot church in Oak Cliff. It is anticipated to open sometime in 2027.

A 50-year-old North Texas woman was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly defrauding coronavirus pandemic relief programs for more than $680,000.

Both a provisional ballot and a limited ballot allow you to cast a vote, but they serve different purposes.

Keona Hampton was sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to killing Cecilia Simpson outside a Dallas PetSmart in 2025.

H-E-B plans to replace store in North Texas with one that’s expected to be more than twice as big. Grocer has been serving community for decades.

A sudden temperature drop can affect tire pressure, traction, braking and fuel economy.

Election season is underway, along with the familiar campaign yard signs and ads. But can your HOA restrict political signs, and when do they come down?

The Cowboys' former wide receiver is alleging Southlake police conducted a one-sided investigation and needlessly pointed a gun at him in front of his daughters.

About 90% of the more than 4,500 votes cast were in favor of leaving the United Methodist Church, the church council said.

Bristol General Store’s owners preserved longtime sushi recipes while adding a bakery and supporting the community they call home.

The human remains, believed to belong to a female, found in Alvarado last week have yet to be identified, according to the Johnson County sheriff's office.

Recall campaigns, a fight to preserve I.M. Pei’s City Hall and a push to expand the mayor’s power are converging as residents question whether their leaders are listening.

On his first day as Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s new CEO, Nathaniel “Nat” Ford outlined his priorities while defending his leadership of a Florida transit agency facing financial troubles and a state investigation. bit.ly/3W7FN14

Review of social media-famous organist Anna Lapwood’s Oct. 25, 2026 sold-out concert at the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas.

Democrat James Talarico launches a new statewide TV ad attacking Paxton over corruption and promising to lower household costs.

The tradition of Dia de los Muertos is incomplete without this delicacy. Here's where to find it in Dallas-Fort Worth.

With early voting surging, the vice president and Democratic Senate hopeful are making separate stops in the region Thursday.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast this weekend.

Under the partnership, Ariat and Trail Drive Management Corp. will also establish a charitable giving program to support Fort Worth-area organizations.

The CPSC issued a safety warning for Kalorik MAXX ovens with French doors. The brand’s current owner declined to participate in the recall.

Hundreds of plant lovers who find joy and community in all things green gathered for PlantCon Dallas 2026, a two-day event at held at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.

Four years after the launch of ChatGPT, most students use AI in school. How can district leaders help students use those tools responsibly without harming learning?

The work week is expected to start with cloudy skies and warm temperatures Monday in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Transportation leaders at an Oak Cliff summit discussed how growth is affecting road planning, outlined projects across southern Dallas, and described possible directions for regional transit.

Regular salaries only made up about 6.5% of compensation among the top 100 executives last year.

Developer Jonas Woods and a group of Dallas real estate heavyweights aim to build a $600 million development that could feature a 30-story mixed-use tower and a 20-story residential high-rise on the northern edge of Knox-Henderson. bit.ly/4soIOWN

A procession Monday will escort slain Van Zandt County Deputy Adam Sherifi from Dallas to Canton. His funeral is Wednesday.

Deep Cuts Coffee in downtown Dallas combines vintage horror memorabilia, VHS tapes and movie-inspired drinks. Owner Adam Johnson shares his passion for scary movies with customers year-round.

A childhood interrupted by genocide gave way to years of questions. Those questions now guide Rezuwana Begum toward medicine. bit.ly/4idODl7

Mayor Mattie Parker is breaking with her Republican Party to back Democrats in two statewide races. But in the marquee Senate race, she still can’t decide. Here's what she said last week in a joint interview with The Dallas Morning News and NBC 5. bit.ly/4yCVvi9

As the Nov. 3 midterm elections approach, political observers are watching the U.S. Senate race in Texas because it could be key to Democrats taking control of the upper chamber. bit.ly/4e0sEgo

Southlake officials reopened streets near an early voting location Saturday and worked with festival organizers to cancel a planned fireworks show following complaints that road closures were restricting access to the polls. bit.ly/4iFLkEM

Nearly six years after Dallas rapper MO3 was shot to death on a Dallas interstate, fellow local rapper Yella Beezy is set to stand trial on charges alleging he hired a gunman to kill him. bit.ly/3W6nKs7

All southbound lanes of Interstate 35W in Northlake at FM 1171 are closed due to a collision on Monday morning. bit.ly/4sIYGnn

Dozens of people gathered at Clyde Pittman Park on Saturday to honor Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez, a 6-year-old Everman boy who was first reported missing in 2022 and whose remains were recovered earlier this year. bit.ly/3UJXjIk

Highland Park United Methodist Church is holding a historic vote that will determine whether the church remains a part of the United Methodist denomination. Some say the church is moving too quickly. bit.ly/4iiOkWj

Ron Steinhart spent his career building and selling banks in Dallas-Fort Worth. Since retiring, he has focused on the Holocaust and tracking his lost Jewish family members. bit.ly/4etupTo

Stick with Republican Ken Paxton, vote for Democrat James Talarico or sit it out? Cornyn’s backers are the prize both campaigns are fighting over in the final days. bit.ly/4in3MAJ

Deep Cuts Coffee in downtown Dallas combines vintage horror memorabilia, VHS tapes and movie-inspired drinks. Owner Adam Johnson shares his passion for scary movies with customers year-round. bit.ly/4ik0q1s

Richardson ISD partnered with Junior Achievement of Dallas to create BizTown. Students explore careers and practice personal finance skills. bit.ly/4sqsk0f

Frisco, Celina, Anna and Allen, car-centric suburbs in fast-growing Collin County, are investing in quaint, walkable downtowns as population moves north of Dallas. bit.ly/4BwnoeG

Dallas’ iconic Granada Theater is changing forever: The longtime Greenville Avenue music venue has been sold and will close next spring, with plans to reopen as a Bathhouse spa. | Wilonsky bit.ly/48bQimD

Aranda posted a 40-40 record during his seven campaigns leading the Bears, but was let go after Saturday's loss to Kansas.

From the governor's race to local offices, the culture wars gave way to public education and property taxes. bit.ly/4zaaUYg

A $230.6 million project will add lanes between FM 1187 and U.S. 67.