By Beth Leermakers Spring is wildlife baby season — and not every arrival goes smoothly. When a baby squirrel falls from his nest, you may wonder how to help him. I spoke with Sandy Romo, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and founder of DFW Squirrel and Wildlife Rescue, who recently rescued 20 orphaned squirrels in one […]
By Josh Ortega In sports things are always evolving. Whether its tactics, rules or divisions, aspects are always changing. This week, the Big 12 Conference wrapped up its 2026 Phillips 66 Men’s Basketball Tournament at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City with No. 2 Arizona (32-2, 16-2) hoisting the Big 12 trophy for the first […]
This spring, Reunion Tower is once again helping protect migrating birds traveling through North Texas by reducing light pollution during peak migration weeks. From April 25 through May 15, the Tower will partner with the Texas Conservation Alliance to dim its lights overnight to support safer migration across the region. Texas sits along one of […]
Each spring and fall, The Dallas Opera (TDO) offers free entertaining and educational “pop-up” performances of 30-minute family-friendly operas. The next appearance is on March 28 at the White Rock Hills Branch Library (9150 Ferguson Rd., Dallas, TX 75228). Since 2021, these productions have been performed on the OperaTruck. This mobile outdoor stage is set […]
Dallas United Crew (DUC) recently participated in The Heart of Texas Regatta on Saturday, Feb. 28, and Sunday, March 1. The Heart of Texas Regatta is a USRowing Nationally Recognized Regatta held annually on Lake Bird Lake in Austin, Texas. The two-day event began in 1983. Run primarily by volunteers, The Heart of Texas Regatta […]
1 tablespoon unsalted butter 8 ounces sugar snap peas 1 shallot, minced Zest of 1 lemon 10 mint leaves, thinly sliced Salt to taste In a large skillet over medium-high heat, melt butter. Add peas and let cook until lightly browned, about 2 minutes. Add shallot and sauté until soft, about 1 minute. Continue cooking […]
New exhibit explores science behind soccer By Kimberly Daniell The Perot Museum of Nature and Science debuts Soccer: More Than a Game, an immersive exhibition that examines the science behind the world’s most popular sport, ahead of World Cup arrival to North Texas. On view through September 7, the Perot Museum-organized exhibition provides STEM educational […]
The City of Garland, Texas announces a Request for Qualifications for “Art at Every Turn” Traffic Box Art Wrap Program — Cycle 2. The program brings public art into everyday spaces by transforming traffic signal boxes into visually stunning artworks. These boxes, often overlooked, are an opportunity to reflect Garland’s culture, creativity and uniqueness. The […]
Legacy in motion Legacy may begin with those who came before us, but it grows stronger through the commitment, courage and countless hours of hard work our students invest in every day. At Bryan Adams High School Leadership Academy, that legacy of excellence is alive and growing through the Belles and the DanceVersity Hip Hop […]