Vice President J.D. Vance—whose ideas for lowering the cost of childcare include asking relatives to do it for free, lessening the regulation of professional daycare providers, and giving childcare ...

Every year, for a few days only, a mansion on Swiss Avenue hosts a brief, quirky, and important art exhibition. The Chateau Show returns on September 20.

The Big German sits down with D Magazine ahead of his eighth annual Dirk Nowitzki Foundation Tennis Classic to talk about ...

PSA: it’s rough out there, ya’ll. The weather is still scorching. Covid’s circulating again. The Republican National Convention could turn downtown into a gridlocked nightmare. You need a pick-me-up.

Despite consuming more than 40 percent of Dallas’ general fund, structural factors keep police funding out of the budget cut conversation ...

Dallas is heading back to the conference finals in dramatic fashion.

The Times sent native Dallasite Priya Krishna and former Dallas Morning News food journalist Claire Ballor (now with The Lab Report) on a mission to cook up a best restaurants list to rival D Magazine ...

President of Rainier Development David Neher does a deep dive into RDMUs—such as The Star in Frisco and Plano's Legacy West—where they make sense, and what the future of that project-type may hold.

Plus: Texas Health Fort Worth earns national certification for brain tumor care, Parkland Health nabs distinction for its diabetic clinic, and more. The Children's Health executive grew up relying on ...

The Kings beat up the tiny Mavs in their first two games this season. Then the Mavs got bigger.

I have enjoyed the discussion around the potential teardown of Interstate 345 and its potential impact on our city. Following along these lines of things we might implement to spur economic ...

Some of Dallas’s brightest legal minds came together for an evening dedicated to recognizing the next generation of legal excellence.