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Dallas approved record $6 billion budget, boosting police and fire funding

After hours of horse trading over relatively small pots of money to maintain library and park services, the Dallas City Council approved a record $6 billion...

Texas Metro NewsSeptember 19, 2026

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Some climbed with memories of 9/11. Others climbed with names they never knew

Gustavo Rubio wasn't alive when terrorists attacked the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.

Texas Metro NewsSeptember 8, 2026

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At 83, Frank Frazier is still creating and opening doors for Black artists

A white canvas stretches out in front of Frank Frazier. He gives a bottle of shoe polish a shake and begins to draw. Slowly, a...

Texas Metro NewsSeptember 1, 2026

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MasterChef’ Tiffany Derry’s success proves how restaurants – and Dallas – changed

The daughter of a pastor, the 42-year-old Derry doesn't cuss and rarely drinks. She has no tattoos. Dimples light up her face when she...

Texas Metro NewsAugust 30, 2026

Plumbing instructor Merv Scurlark (right) and freshman aviation student Israel Olivares pose for a photo at the Career Institutes South campus in Dallas on Nov. 20, 2020. This fall marked the opening of three DISD Career Institutes -- centralized facilities designed to give students hands-on experience in industries like plumbing, cybersecurity and construction. But with the coronavirus pandemic raging, fulfilling the promise of that hands-on training became much more complicated. Scurlark said the pandemic has affected the number of students that would normally enroll in his classes, but that he’s hopeful the interest would return post-pandemic. “It’s good, honest work that provides a lot of opportunity after high school,” he said. (Lynda M. González/Staff Photographer)

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Dallas ISD Launched an Ambitious Program to Prep Students for Careers. How’s it Going During a Pandemic?

This story, originally published in The Dallas Morning News, is reprinted as part of a collaborative partnership between The Dallas Morning News and TMN....

December 21, 2020

State Sen. Borris Miles, (D-Houston), speaks during debate over a "bathroom bill" in the Senate Chamber, Tuesday, July 25, 2017, in Austin, Texas. The Texas Senate has revived a bill mandating transgender Texans use public restrooms corresponding to their birth-certificate genders. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

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Texas Senate Committee Wades into Debate over Tributes to the Confederacy with Focus on Artwork

This story, originally published in The Dallas Morning News, is reprinted as part of a collaborative partnership between The Dallas Morning News and TMN. The...

December 18, 2020

Dallas Police Chief U. Reneé Hall talks to her boss, Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax, during a City Council meeting in February 2019. Hall resigned in September and will leave the department at the end of the year.(Shaban Athuman / Staff Photographer)

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Here’s How 7 Dallas Police Chief Candidates Said They Would Fight Crime

This story, originally published in The Dallas Morning News, is reprinted as part of a collaborative partnership between The Dallas Morning News and TMN. The...

December 16, 2020

Texas state troopers guard the Texas Governor's Mansion.

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Faith, Community Leaders Denounce Move to Send Troopers to Help Dallas Fight Crime

This story, originally published in The Dallas Morning News, is reprinted as part of a collaborative partnership between The Dallas Morning News and TMN. The...

December 16, 2020

Texas doesn't respect the privacy of its citizens, Watchdog Dave Lieber says. The state sells data about you to companies and others. Recently, driver's license records for 27 million past and current license holders was stolen and available on the dark web. (TXDPS/none)

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After 27 Million Driver’s License Records are Stolen, Texans Get Angry With the Seller: The Government

This story, originally published in The Dallas Morning News, is reprinted as part of a collaborative partnership between The Dallas Morning News and TMN. The...

December 14, 2020

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I Was Just Thinking: Long Seen as a Rising Star for GOP, Kentucky AG Now Faces Heat for Handling of Breonna Taylor Case

By Norma Adams-WadeColumnist “This story is being reprinted in Texas Metro News as part of a partnership with The Dallas Morning News.” It was...

October 19, 2020

Signs put outside of Brenda Drevicky's home in response to her neighbor putting up signs supporting Trump on Sept. 10, 2020 in Farmers Branch. (Juan Figueroa/Staff Photographer)

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Trump or Biden: Dallas-Area Neighbors Face Off Over Political Signs

“This story is being reprinted in Texas Metro News as part of a partnership with The Dallas Morning News.” In the quiet suburb of Farmers Branch, the war of words reaches...

October 5, 2020

Historian Malcolm Frierson outside his home in Flower Mound on July 30, 2020. (Lawrence Jenkins/Special Contributor)

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Local Historian’s Book Chronicles the Role of Humor in the Civil Rights Movement

“This story is being reprinted in Texas Metro News as part of a partnership with The Dallas Morning News.” Written by Malcolm Frierson, professor of history at Dallas College, “Freedom in...

October 4, 2020

The Dock Bookshop owners Donya (left) and Donna Craddock at the store in Fort Worth, Texas on Thursday, July 23, 2020. (Lawrence Jenkins/Special Contributor)

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Black-Owned Bookstore in Fort Worth Calls Recent Months of Activism “The Great Awakening”

“This story is being reprinted in Texas Metro News as part of a partnership with The Dallas Morning News.” Owned by two sisters, The Dock Bookshop has served as a community...

October 3, 2020

High school poll workers Sebastian Roman (left), 18, and Diana Paulin, 18, work a curbside voting lane during early voting at Beckley Courthouse on Thursday, July 9, 2020 in Dallas.(Ryan Michalesko / Staff Photographer)

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5 Things to Know About Voting in Texas from the “Know About It, Vote About It” Town Hall

“This story is being reprinted in Texas Metro News as part of a partnership with The Dallas Morning News.” Digital town hall focused on making sure voters know what to do...

October 2, 2020

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Dallas approved record $6 billion budget, boosting police and fire funding

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Some climbed with memories of 9/11. Others climbed with names they never knew

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At 83, Frank Frazier is still creating and opening doors for Black artists

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MasterChef’ Tiffany Derry’s success proves how restaurants – and Dallas – changed

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Dallas ISD Launched an Ambitious Program to Prep Students for Careers. How’s it Going During a Pandemic?

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Texas Senate Committee Wades into Debate over Tributes to the Confederacy with Focus on Artwork

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Here’s How 7 Dallas Police Chief Candidates Said They Would Fight Crime

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Faith, Community Leaders Denounce Move to Send Troopers to Help Dallas Fight Crime

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After 27 Million Driver’s License Records are Stolen, Texans Get Angry With the Seller: The Government

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I Was Just Thinking: Long Seen as a Rising Star for GOP, Kentucky AG Now Faces Heat for Handling of Breonna Taylor Case

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Trump or Biden: Dallas-Area Neighbors Face Off Over Political Signs

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Local Historian’s Book Chronicles the Role of Humor in the Civil Rights Movement

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Black-Owned Bookstore in Fort Worth Calls Recent Months of Activism “The Great Awakening”

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5 Things to Know About Voting in Texas from the “Know About It, Vote About It” Town Hall

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