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DART OKs new funding plan to keep cities in the system

DART has approved a six‑year plan to return a growing share of sales‑tax revenue to member cities in an effort to keep them from leaving the transit system. The board passed the measure 10–1. Cities would receive 5% back in the first year, rising to 7.5% by year six, and — combined with $75 million from the Regional Transportation Council — would see a total 10% funding boost by 2031.

• 10H ago
• 02:31

DFW cools down as major East Coast winter storm takes shape

A powerful winter storm is forming off the Carolinas and is expected to track up the East Coast, bringing major impacts along the I‑95 corridor. Forecasters warn it could become a significant nor’easter, with New York City under its first blizzard warning in nine years. The system is developing as North Texas shifts abruptly from spring‑like warmth back to colder February weather.

• 14H ago
• 03:30

NWS hosts SKYWARN training as spring storm season nears

With spring storm season approaching, the National Weather Service is holding free SKYWARN storm spotter training sessions across North Texas. At a class in Garland this morning, residents learned how storms form, how to prepare for severe weather, and what warning signs to watch for. Meteorologists say spotters play a critical role by reporting real‑time conditions that radar can’t detect, helping forecasters make faster and more accurate warning decisions.

• 14H ago
• 01:07

Trump vows to raise global tariffs after Supreme Court strikes down earlier plan

One day after the Supreme Court struck down his sweeping tariffs, President Donald Trump said he would raise the global tariffs his administration imposed on Friday from 10% to the legally allowed 15%. The Court ruled 6–3 that he lacked authority to impose such tariffs under emergency powers. Trump criticized the justices and also expressed renewed concern about Iran, saying a military strike is possible.

• 14H ago
• 02:17

DART backs plan to boost funding for cities considering leaving system

DART’s board has approved a six‑year funding plan designed to keep several North Texas cities from leaving the transit system. The proposal, passed 10-1, returns a growing share of member cities’ sales‑tax revenue -- starting at 5% and rising to 7.5% -- and pairs it with new Regional Transportation Council funding. Combined, cities are expected to receive roughly 10% more funding by 2031.

• 14H ago
• 02:20