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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...
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A Texas community college and advocacy groups asked a full federal appeals court Monday to rehear their bid to intervene in a lawsuit that ended in-state...
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Not quite six months after stepping into the role, Brent Mitchell has resigned as interim superintendent in DeSoto ISD.
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A federal judge will not force Fort Worth ISD to reinstate a high school principal reassigned after her hiring ignited a flood of online hate.
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Cars and pedestrians swarmed an Oak Cliff neighborhood as Dallas police directed FIFA World Cup fans carrying folding chairs, strollers and kids across the Interstate...
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Many of the violent lyrics and songs that prosecutors had hoped to present at Dallas rapper Yella Beezy’s upcoming capital murder trial will not be allowed...
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A DJ played R&B and hip-hop as horses raced across the dirt, cowboys wrestled steers and a sold-out crowd cheered inside Fair Park Coliseum.
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s board of directors announced Tuesday that Florida transportation leader Nathaniel Ford Sr. will serve as the agency’s next CEO, a hire...
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That changed when Mejia received a laptop for her seven-year old daughter, Hasly, during a giveaway at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center.
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In an extraordinary attempt to save Dallas County’s largest public mental health provider from financial collapse, Parkland Health is planning to loan Metrocare up...
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Blake Gomez had taken a 30-minute trip Friday to Dallas City Hall from his home in Pleasant Grove to pay his water bill.
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On July 7, 2016, the soul of Dallas was pierced by an act of unspeakable malice. Ten years have passed since that dark, sweltering night when...
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WASHINGTON – Sen. Ted Cruz excoriated the Trump administration’s Iran deal Friday, saying it would result in a massive windfall for terrorists and more dead Americans.
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