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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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Construction on the building, which is the former site of a South Dallas newspaper, Dallas Weekly, will begin in May.
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Froswa’ Booker-Drew is leaving her position as vice president of community affairs and strategic alliances on April 15, according to an email she sent...
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The Fort Worth toddler was sent home Thursday after being on a respirator most of her life.
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Families received a week’s worth of groceries at an event hosted by hunger-relief company Goodr and the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ Southern Dallas...
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Regular lessons paused to discuss historical appointment of first Black woman to the nation’s highest court.
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A report from Louis Bedford IV, the Democrats’ appointed election judge, highlighted numerous issues with voting equipment and staffing during the March 1 primary.
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Public safety in southern Dallas is top of mind for residents and the Dallas Police Department after two mass shootings in two weeks.
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Dallas Democrat Colin Allred hails historic confirmation while Republican John Cornyn questions whether Jackson will ‘get outside of her lane’ as a justice.
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The first Black woman confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court will inspire kids who otherwise wouldn’t see themselves occupying the country’s highest spaces, said...
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A city cannot become more walkable with thousands of miles of crumbling or missing sidewalks.
