OpenTable’s 2026 list includes three Dallas restaurants and seven in Denver, based on diner reviews and reservation activity from September 2025 through August 2026.
Dallas voters rejected Proposition A on November 3, turning down a $443 million bond for public safety facilities and projects. City leaders said they would reassess the needs, while an opponent called for a more specific proposal.Dallas voters rejected a $443 million public safety bond on November 3, objecting to a proposal that did not guarantee specific projects. Opponents say the city must return with transparent costs and safeguards.Dallas voters rejected a $443 million public safety bond on November 3, rebuffing a city plan whose total cost with interest was estimated at $630 million. City leaders now face pressure to present a clearer, more accountable proposal.
On November 3, Texas Democrats captured all the top statewide posts up for election, flipped the state House and defeated Republican Ken Paxton in the Senate race. Republicans turned to blame and internal disputes as they assessed the losses.On November 3, Texas Democrats swept major statewide offices, flipped the state House and defeated Trump-endorsed Ken Paxton for the Senate. The results exposed the costs of a Republican agenda and strategy that critics say narrowed the party’s appeal.On November 3, Democrats won major statewide offices in Texas, flipped the state House and defeated Ken Paxton for the Senate. The losses exposed Republican divisions and a weakened general-election operation after decades of dominance.
Dallas police are asking the public to identify a man seen with a gun before a shooting in Deep Ellum on Halloween night that injured seven people.
At a Dallas watch party on November 3, supporters of Republican Ken Paxton reacted to his loss to Democrat James Talarico in the Texas Senate race, with several blaming President Donald Trump and calling for new party leadership.On November 3, Democrat James Talarico won Texas’ Senate race, while voters at Republican Ken Paxton’s Dallas watch party blamed Trump-era policies and party leadership for the defeat.Democrat James Talarico defeated Ken Paxton in Texas on November 3, prompting Republican voters at Paxton’s Dallas watch party to demand new leadership and a sharper strategy.
Patrick Dumont and Sivan Ochshorn bought Miriam Adelson’s 69% stake in the Dallas Mavericks in October, giving them controlling ownership of the NBA team.
On November 3, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said George Pickens should receive more opportunities after Dallas’ overtime loss to Arizona. The 3-5 Cowboys face Indianapolis on Sunday.
After Dallas fell to 3-5 with a 33-30 overtime loss to Arizona, Chris Simms said on November 2 that the Cowboys may consider moving on from Dak Prescott if the season does not improve.
Sacramento beat Dallas 115-100 in Dallas on November 2, earning its first win of the season after six losses. Rookie Darius Acuff Jr. scored 25 points for the Kings.
The historic Forest Theater reopened in South Dallas on November 1 with a public celebration featuring performances, food vendors and the relighting of its tower and marquee.
Dallas rapper Yella Beezy’s capital murder trial entered its second week on November 2, with testimony focused on the 2020 killing of fellow rapper MO3 and an alleged murder-for-hire plot.
On November 2, the Dallas Cowboys were facing fresh questions about coach Brian Schottenheimer after Arizona beat them 33-30 in overtime, erasing a 14-point fourth-quarter lead. Owner Jerry Jones and quarterback Dak Prescott publicly defended the coach.
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