And the best bite at the Texas State Fair is…

Print layering is enjoying a resurgence with fresh approaches on a time-honored technique. But this movement isn’t merely for maximalists or the traditional-tempered.

Plus: United Way of Metropolitan Dallas names new additions to its 2025-26 board and more.

The viral sensation’s star is rapidly rising. Lucky Dallas fans caught him at an intimate concert.

Dallas' season could have nosedived yesterday. Instead, a dominant win fueled by the best passing attack in football has @NotJackKemp wondering: why the Cowboys can't win an NFC East as flawed as they are? https://t.co/BXCpwFnIAG

The best passing attack in football demolished another NFC East foe. Given the state of the competition, perhaps that can be enough to overcome a leaky defense and get Dallas back to the playoffs. @NotJackKemp

Rain may have kept some from marching, but it didn’t deter thousands from heading downtown to protest Trump administration policies in Dallas’ ‘No Kings’ march and rally.

We get it, you’re busy. Here are 10 things that came up this week that you should be aware of.

A Texas A&M report says that more than 1 million Texans will lose health insurance if subsidies end, which may force providers to cut services.

Planning out your autumn? We’ve got you covered.

The longtime SMU exec will succeed Dale Petroskey and lead one of the nation’s top chambers as Dallas enters a new era of growth.

The ‘90s era Dallas band broke up in 1999, and its members found success with other bands. Lead singer George Reagan sat down with D before the band’s first show in years this weekend.

Plus: Aragorn AI closes $4.3 million seed round, Raytheon begins production of SharpSight surveillance radar, and RMX Industries lands $50 million contingent capital facility.

Try out these fall-themed treatments, from pumpkin pie parfait facials to yam and pumpkin enzyme peels.

An obit for a murder that happened 55 years ago.

The DSO celebrated an impressive milestone with a celestial garden-themed gala on Oct. 4 chaired by Vanessa and David Cain.

The controversy highlights growing tension over homelessness in Dallas—an issue increasingly linked to the city’s vitality, corporate retention, and image ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

On August 28, over 800 of D Magazine’s Best Real Estate Agents and Top Producers gathered to celebrate their wins.

DBU’s president shares the one book he thinks everyone should read, how his faculty is using AI, and his most memorable Halloween costume.

The Dallas Opera’s social media guru is willing to be a “goofy regular person” and pull out every trick—and wig—in the book to make the medium feel more accessible.