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Art Dirt: Summer Exhibition Roundup
Jessica Fuentes and Gabriel Martinez discuss this summer’s group exhibitions and upcoming fall shows. “Altering photographs has always been a possibility and a practice. I think sometimes people forget that or only think about the seemingly limitless possibilities now in the digital age and with AI, but photographers since the beginning of the camera have been altering images in different ways. “
Ambassador Hotel Rises From the Ashes, Construction Underway on $60M Apartment Project
We love a good comeback story, and it’s even better when it involves much-needed housing in a historic Dallas neighborhood. Developers with Austin-based OHT Partners have their eyes set on such a success story as they rebuild the former Ambassador Hotel on South Ervay Street into a $60 million apartment project.
City Hall Roundup: Residents Invited to Give Feedback on Dallas Love Field Master Plan
Officials at the City of Dallas-owned Love Field airport are asking for input on their proposed master plan. They may get more than they bargained for at the gathering, set for 5 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29, at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, 6911 Lemmon Ave. Typically such meetings...
Dallas, Mesquite, Fort Worth Earn Top Honors With American Planning Association Awards
Dallas, Mesquite, and Fort Worth were recognized Friday among other Texas municipalities and organizations for outstanding efforts in planning achievements and leadership by the American Planning Association. The Dallas Sidewalk Master Plan was recognized with the Gold Award for Implementation. Mesquite will take home the Silver Award in Implementation for...
PHOTOS: Heavyweights collide as Allen, Plano West battle for tourney title
The Allen and Plano West volleyball teams offered an entertaining sneak preview of their looming District 6-6A series on Saturday, going three sets in the finals of the Allen Texas Open. Check out photos from the tournament title match.
Founders Resign from Cross Timbers Church, As Exodus Continues
The exodus of pastors from embattled Cross Timbers Church in Argyle, Texas, continued this week with the resignation of founders Brian and Jamie Hackney. In a recent statement to members, obtained by The Roys Report (TRR), the church announced that the Hackney’s last day on staff would be August 31, and their last Sunday would be Aug. 25.
Fort Worth family mourns father and son fatally shot
A Fort Worth family is mourning the loss of a father and his only child. Fermin Ramirez, 41, and his son, Jacob, 22, were fatally shot last Saturday. “They always carried a smile. Regardless what kind of day they had," said Christine Ramirez, Fermin's sister-in-law. Christine said she knew Fermin...
60-70 - Rangers found clobbered by the Cuyahoga
The Texas Rangers scored five runs but the Cleveland Guardians scored thirteen runs. I suppose there’s some grace to the fact that the Rangers didn’t make anyone sweat out this loss as they quickly freed everyone’s Saturday evening up with a loss that was a blowout almost immediately. Thanks guys!
Mavericks start strong with 3-1 exhibition win over DBU
The volleyball team returned to action Friday at College Park Center with a 3-1 victory over Dallas Baptist University in an exhibition match. Coming off a (21-11, 9-7) record in 2023, the Mavericks look to set high expectations going into their season, after ranking second in the 2024 Western Athletic Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll.
Dallas police seek publics help in locating missing 10-year-old girl
DALLAS, Texas — The Dallas Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating Dallas Jenkins, a 10-year-old girl who went missing on August 23, 2024. Dallas Jenkins is described as a Black female with brown eyes and a long black ponytail. She stands at about 4’11” tall and weighs approximately 75 lbs. She was last seen at about 11:40 p.m., walking southbound in the 12500 block of Greenville Avenue. At the time, she was wearing a yellow shirt, blue jeans, tie-dyed Crocs, and a pink bonnet.
Youth basketball camp honors murdered Dallas NBA star Andre Emmett
DALLAS - The Dallas community came together Saturday morning to honor an Oak Cliff basketball star who was murdered nearly five years ago. Andre Emmett rose through the ranks, taking his talents to Texas Tech and eventually the NBA. Now, his loved ones want to help other young players do...
21-year-old man drowns while attempting to rescue teen in North Texas lake
WAXAHACHIE, Texas — A 21-year-old man drowned Saturday afternoon while attempting to rescue a teen in distress at Lake Waxahachie. According to the Waxahachie Police Department, police and fire rescue crews responded to Boat Dock Park at the lake around 12:45 p.m. to the report of a drowning. Upon...
Just a warehouse? Hardly as new Alliance center uses autonomous trucking, latest tech
It started as a 1-million-square-foot “spec” industrial building, but on Aug. 22, rapidly-expanding Southwire cut the ribbon on the nearly 1.2-million-square-foot customer service center in north Fort Worth’s AllianceTexas. The new warehouse and customer service center will also use autonomous trucking to and from the new building...
Viral TikTok shows chaotic scene in UT Dallas dorms after water valve broke
DALLAS — Students at UT Dallas started classes this week, and while the transition from summer to academic year may have been smooth for most people, a handful of students at the university faced some adversity right out the gate. A viral TikTok shows the chaotic scene inside dorms...
Dallas City Council Confronts Legal Challenge Over State Fair of Texas Gun Ban as Attorney General Ken Paxton Sets Ultimatum
The debate around the State Fair of Texas' recent gun ban has escalated to the doors of the Dallas City Council as Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issues a threat of legal action. The council convened in a closed session to deliberate on the new gun policy, which was implemented after a shooting incident at the fair last year left three people injured. According to CBS News, Paxton's ultimatum underlines the policy's conflict with state laws that permit licensed gun owners to carry firearms on government-owned properties.
New 4-Story Apartment Complex Coming to North Mesquite, Texas
A new four-story multi-family apartment complex will rise on an empty lot at 3625 Poteet Drive in Mesquite, Texas. This development will sit directly behind the Sprouts Supermarket, which anchors Independence Plaza on Town East Blvd, in the northern part of Mesquite. Conveniently located east of Town East Mall and near Interstate 635, the complex will offer 76 one- and two-bedroom units, encompassing over 77,000 square feet of living space.
ITYT EXCLUSIVE: Colin Simmons explains what led him to start Clay’s Color Crew
On a very special episode on the Inside Texas Football YouTube channel, Joe Cook speaks with Texas freshman EDGE Colin Simmons, his mother Monica McCarley, and Dallas-area artist Ken Womack for information on Simmons' Clay's Color Crew charity, which he founded to support his brother Clayton and those with autism in the South Dallas community. The post ITYT EXCLUSIVE: Colin Simmons explains what led him to start Clay’s Color Crew appeared first on On3.
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