Student‑led ICE protest draws hundreds in Dallas ISD walkouts
Students at several Dallas Independent School District campuses staged walkouts Tuesday to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.
Students at several Dallas Independent School District campuses staged walkouts Tuesday to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.
The average price of new vehicles reached $50,326 in December, according to an analysis cited in recent data, as industry figures show rising costs and shifting buying patterns across income groups.
A 49-year-old woman was arrested and charged with murder after police said she fatally shot her 28-year-old daughter during a physical dispute at a home Monday afternoon.
Margot Stacy, manager of White Rhino Coffee’s Downtown Dallas location, has resigned after claiming she was instructed to offer discounts to ICE agents, prompting nearly a dozen employees across the chain to quit in protest.
The family of a Dallas man who died following a Tesla crash has filed a lawsuit against the automaker, claiming the vehicle’s promoted safety features did not work as advertised.
As food insecurity rises in Texas, advocates are urging state officials to reconsider the cancellation of a summer food assistance program for children.
Migrants reporting for routine check-ins at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Field Office in Dallas are increasingly being detained, according to immigration attorneys and advocates, a shift they say marks a departure from past practice.
Faith leaders from across the Dallas area gathered Friday at Kessler Park United Methodist Church to condemn federal immigration enforcement actions nationwide and plans for a new ICE detention facility in Hutchins, about 12 miles south of downtown Dallas.
Faris Hussain, who works at Evans Food Mart in South Fort Worth, carried a customer named Bobbi into the store after she was found lying outside in freezing temperatures on Saturday night.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins traveled out of town on a previously scheduled trip while a winter storm affected North Texas, his office confirmed. The report details his role as county emergency management director, the ongoing response by Dallas County agencies, and the emergency protocols in place during his absence. The article outlines how county departments monitored weather conditions, road safety, and public services while the county judge remained away for the weekend, and notes that his office did not announce any changes to emergency plans or provide a specific return date.