Dallas Observer

Mason Ho aims to open a sushi restaurant to sell cold fish. A new development near the Dallas Zoo is providing him the opportunity to become a neighborhood staple.

The White Rock Boathouse operator is accused of breaching an agreement by the city, which has given them 30 days to address the issue. A breach notice was initially sent on July 8, according to a memo.

The article discusses a recent report on a potential battle downtown and highlights the reactions from readers.

A new cafe offers a $17 latte service with only 7 lattes made daily. Customers describe the experience as spa-like and express willingness to pay the high price again.

The article examines Dallas City Council members' expense reports to identify where they dine using taxpayer funds, highlighting potential misuse of public money. It notes that City Hall's summer break provides an opportunity to review these reports.

H-E-B Murphy has opened, and there are updates regarding Garland stores. The article addresses residents of Murphy and Garland with a note to 'buckle up,' suggesting upcoming changes or developments.

Protesters in Fort Worth, Dallas, and Arlington are using highway bridges to protest Trump and Republican policies. The demonstrations feature 'visible displays of dissent' as a messaging strategy.

Texas implemented a statewide ban on cell phones in classrooms, leading Dallas students to shift toward reading instead. School districts have largely reported satisfaction with the policy.

The sibling-owned Walkers’ on Lower Greenville combines a market, wine bar, and restaurant, offering unique items like chicken feet and chocolate cake. It serves as both a neighborhood hangout and a serious wine destination.

A 35-seat cocktail bar inspired by New York City is set to open at The Star in Frisco. Pizza entrepreneur Jay Jerrier and experienced bartender Gabe Sanchez are collaborating on the new venue.

Delta 8 and other THC products will be banned in Texas starting July 31. The restrictions align with efforts by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Texas Republicans to implement an outright ban.

A man previously ordered to pay libel damages contributed to an investigation into Islamic private schools in North Texas, which are among those probed by the state.

The Observer is conducting a summer membership drive focused on transparency, explaining how their independent journalism is funded and highlighting changes in their funding model. They emphasize the need for public support to sustain their journalism.

DART has selected a new CEO to manage legislative advocacy and suburban diplomacy following Highland Park's departure from the agency. Suburban issues remain a concern.

Electric drones could reduce pollution through small package deliveries, but Amazon’s Prime Air program in North Texas faces community concerns about noise from flight paths.

Kevin Kelley’s Deep Ellum sports lounge, KANVAS, is closing this weekend due to violence in the area, as stated in a social media post.

Four North Texas locations, including two in Dallas, have been recognized as the best hotel restaurants in the U.S., with additional spots in Frisco and Fort Worth also highlighted.

Surveyors have been working at Pioneer Park cemetery, but the city has denied any nefarious activity. The cemetery has become a point of contention at City Hall.

Fort Worth police are under scrutiny following a clash with anti-LGBTQ demonstrators. U.S. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillion is investigating to assess if formal action is warranted, while a Fort Worth lawyer highlights that similar cases involving left-wing activists have not received comparable attention.

Immigration authorities initially pledged to stop traffic stops following two fatal shootings, but the president has now instructed them to continue. Dallas organizers are struggling with the conflicting directives from ICE.