Books Dallas Authors Explore the City’s Hidden Corners and Secret Lives By D Magazine | 3 days ago Add this homegrown microfiction by North Texas writers to your summer reading list.
Local News The 200-Acre Harold Simmons Park Between The Trinity River Levees Moves Forward By Matt Goodman | 9 hours ago After months of quiet, behind-the-scenes work, the Trinity Conservancy reveals its plans.
Things to Do Things To Do in Dallas This Weekend: July 19-22 By Alex Macon | 10 hours ago Sam Smith, the Asian Film Festival of Dallas, Ira Glass, a Running of the Bulls, and so much more.
Opening and Closings Drugstore Cowboy in Deep Ellum is Closed By Catherine Downes | 11 hours ago R.I.P. to its coffee and cocktails.
International Food Check Out This Asian Night Market at The Bomb Factory By Eve Hill-Agnus | 12 hours ago Yakitori takes over the night.
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 5 By Alex Macon | 12 hours ago Someday, this will supposedly be a lively pedestrian streetscape. Here's what we're stuck with today.
Wine What To Drink Now: Summer Pinot Noir By Hayley Hamilton Cogill | 13 hours ago Cool off with these seasonal sips.
Local News Introducing Our Second Collection of Microfiction From Dallas Authors By Zac Crain | 14 hours ago It's a thing now.
Commercial Real Estate Accounting Firm Leases Two Floors at Fort Worth’s Frost Tower By Julia Bunch | 14 hours ago Whitley Penn's 45,872-square-foot lease brings the tower to 70 percent occupied.
Health & Fitness Apparently, Dallas is the Best Destination for Boutique Fitness By Caitlin Clark | 15 hours ago Per the insightful minds at Women’s Health.
What You Can Buy What $4 Million Buys You in Dallas By D Home | 15 hours ago Here’s a quick look at just how far your money will take you around town.
Shopping Go Inside the Flea Style HQ By Caitlin Clark | 15 hours ago After popping up around Dallas for nearly a decade, Brittany Cobb’s market now has permanent digs.
Business The Sober Business of Ignition Interlocks By Kerry Curry | 16 hours ago Two North Texas companies are capitalizing on the devices, which help prevent drunk driving.
Movies As a Quadriplegic Artist, Phoenix Finds Sympathy in a Roughly Drawn Character By Todd Jorgenson | 16 hours ago Alternately depressing and optimistic, this offbeat character study from director Gus Van Sant examines the perils of alcoholism and the struggle for a fresh start.
Leading Off Leading Off (7/19/18) By Christiana Nielson | 16 hours ago It'll be a high of 107 today. Stay cool.
