Dallas council member questions using CARES Act money for hotel debt payment

The agenda item was described in a presentation as a $1.8 million debt payment, with no mention the money would be for the Lorenzo Hotel in the Cedars.

Apple unveils iPhone 12 lineup featuring 5G capability

The iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max will be available for sale in short order, Apple said.

Deadline approaching for Dallas City Council to spend CARES Act funding

Some Dallas council members were surprised to learn that the city apparently allocated more federal money for rental assistance than it could use in time.

Dallas ISD considers adding six weeks to 2020-21 school year

Dr. Michael Hinojosa says shutting down Dallas ISD schools in March resulted in a drastic learning loss for some students.

North Texas airline workers continue to wait for additional coronavirus relief bill

It’s been a lot of back and forth in D.C. this week over the multi-billion dollar aid package, a package airline worker unions say they desperately need right now.

Scooters may be allowed to return soon to Dallas, city council says

The Dallas director of transportation says he may give scooter operators the green light to return with a temporary permit soon after a public meeting set for next Thursday. But some worry that is too soon.

‘Selena: The Series’ to release on Netflix in December

A teaser trailer for the series was released by the streaming giant on Tuesday and the black-and-white visual shows Selena gracing the stage as she sings “Como La Flor.”

CEO says Southwest needs union pay cuts to avoid furloughs

Southwest Airlines will cut pay for nonunion workers in January and says union workers must also accept less pay or face furloughs next year as the pandemic continues to hammer the airline business.

More students return to the classroom in Dallas and Fort Worth ISDs

Some Dallas and Fort Worth students will return to in-person learning Monday as part of the districts' plans to bring students back in phases.

Dallas police headquarters vandalized with red handprints

Someone left lots and lots of red handprints on the DPD headquarters windows, columns and other exterior surfaces. There were also anti-police slogans written in chalk on the concrete leading up to the building.

Thousands of North Texans lose paychecks as American Airlines begins furloughs

October 1 was the day the aviation industry has dreaded for months. CARES Act money prevented airlines from furloughing workers, but now 32,000 employees at American Airlines and United Airlines will be affected.

Fort Worth officer fired for racially insensitive Facebook post

The Fort Worth Police Department said it received numerous complaints about Officer Roger Ballard's "racially insensitive and grossly inappropriate" post on social media.