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DALLAS — This spring, a group of volunteers slowly walked through downtown Dallas and found 295 birds that died while flying through downtown Dallas. The group, Lights Out Dallas, aims to track the number of birds killed after being disoriented by bright city lights and colliding with buildings. Estimates differ, but a 2024 study projects that between 1.28 billion and 3.46 billion birds are killed annually in the U.S. by flying into heavily-lit urban areas.

A popular TikTok personality has been named as a person of interest in the death of a 69-year-old therapist whose body was discovered Saturday wrapped […] ‘Get Me … Out’: Viral TikTok Star ‘Mr. Prada’ Made Chilling Video Before Arrest In Connection to Death of Louisiana Therapist with a Dark Past 

The Deep Ellum Block Party, an annual free event with live music, food and games thrown by the Deep Ellum Foundation, has announced the headliners for its 2024 event on Nov. 23, and they got some gets, y’all. The Polyphonic Spree, the acclaimed Dallas choral rock band founded by...

Thanks to some recommendations from our readers, the Texas editors hit the highlights at Fair Park during the opening day of the State Fair of Texas.

Since the late ’90s, Taqueria El Si Hay has become a beloved taco destination in Oak Cliff, Dallas. This small yet bustling eatery is a testament to the rich culinary tradition that immigrant communities bring to the city. Owner Jose Gaytan, who immigrated from Mexico, started his journey with a taco cart before realizing his dream of owning a brick-and-mortar restaurant.

McDonald's famous Boo Buckets are making a return just in time for Halloween, and a new color has joined the lineup this year.

Richard Garrett’s dog was often the first thing people noticed about him, back when he lived under the bridge. A squat gray pup, Richard says he found Baby when she was young enough to have puppy energy, but old enough to have clearly given birth. Shy but gentle, Richard guessed she was maybe a couple years old.

DALLAS – Breaking into the food industry can be tough, and location is crucial. Yet one new dumpling spot in Dallas has discovered the power of social media to attract hungry customers.Hong Dumpling House serves Korean-style mandu dumplings. From the outside, the Northwest Dallas business park may not seem like much, but that does not deter people looking for a much-hyped bite to eat."Just scrolling through [social media], I saw it and wanted to try it out," said customer Gabriella Whitehofer. Owner Peter Hong is a passionate chef leveraging the power of social media to carve out his place in the culinary...

Hattie B's, the famous Nashville hot chicken spot, is opening a new restaurant. after closing its Deep Ellum location in August. In announcing the closure, Hattie B's said its intention was to reopen in another neighborhood. Deep Ellum continues to find its footing in the ever-changing landscape, and as many other restaurants struggle to gain theirs, it wasn't a huge surprise that Hattie B's chose to move to another part of Dallas.