Ask Curious Texas: What questions do you have about our state?

Editor’s note: Curious Texas has a new look! It’s been two years since we launched Curious Texas with the goal of connecting with you, our readers. Our look may have changed, but our mission is the same - reporting on the things that matter to you.

Welcome to Curious Texas, where you wonder and we investigate.

Curious Texas is a project from The Dallas Morning News that allows you to join in on the reporting process.

If you've ever wondered about what makes Texas so unique or have questions about what's happening in your community, you can ask our journalists to help you find the answer.

Submit any question you have about the state using the form below. You choose what we investigate here, and you’ll join our reporters as we report on your question.

Here are some of our favorite stories we've investigated, all powered by our readers.

• Why does Dallas exist? We don’t have a major port. We don’t have a navigable river. We aren’t the entrance to a mountain pass. So what’s the deal?
• What are Dallas Public Library’s 20 most checked-out books? The library’s online circulation archives go back to 1996.
• When will the toll roads be paid off? Toll roads have existed in North Texas since 1957, and while they’ve been paid off before, it may not mean they’ll be free.