Michael “Mico” Rodriguez, Mi Cocina founder, dies at 68
Michael “Mico” Rodriguez, founder of Mi Cocina and creator of the restaurant chain’s signature Mambo Taxi margarita, has died at 68.
Michael “Mico” Rodriguez, founder of Mi Cocina and creator of the restaurant chain’s signature Mambo Taxi margarita, has died at 68.
The Dallas Police Department is exploring artificial intelligence tools that could help detectives analyze large amounts of digital evidence and identify connections across cases, as policing experts caution officers against relying on AI without human review.
Dallas will keep more than 300 Flock Safety cameras that officials had planned to remove after the surveillance company offered a 90-day payment pause for agencies affected by Gov. Greg Abbott’s freeze on state funding for the devices.
The Fort Worth Zoo has welcomed its first-ever Sumatran tiger cubs, two sisters born in July to first-time mother Ndari and father Rakan.
Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton reportedly told conservative donors that his polling numbers fell after the Republican Party’s midterm convention in Dallas, a comment that contrasts with President Donald Trump’s public assessment of the event.
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A former U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officer faces federal charges for allegedly accepting payments to improperly approve immigration applications, allowing applicants to bypass required steps for green cards, family petitions and citizenship.
University of North Texas students who found what appeared to be parking citations on their cars recently discovered that the notices were actually advertisements for a dating app.
At 15, Angela Mercado has already staged her first fashion show, turning her fascination with painting, sculpture and sewing into a collection she describes as “wearable art.”
The University of North Texas removed the webpage for its LGBTQ+ Archive after Texas state Rep. Brian Harrison and Republican donor Monty Bennett criticized the university’s decision to host the collection.