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Guardrails aren't free

Dallas—Guardrails are built to save lives, but repairing them comes at a steep cost, one that ultimately impacts every Texas taxpayer.Every week,...

“I am a DART rider by choice. I love the system,” Tyler Wright said. / Photo by Arden Terry

Proposed DART changes concern citizens

Dallas—DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) held a public meeting on June 28 to discuss proposed service changes, including eliminating nine bus...

Irving: Block PrintingJuly 7, 2 p.m.West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle Rd.The West Irving Library is holding a special art project for tweens and teens. Partcipants will...

“We want to bring high-performing middle school athletes together, get people to come together, know each other, and play a good game,” Maddie Grohovena said. /Photo by Andrew Utterback

Athletes improve at All State Game

Richardson—Middle school volleyball athletes from across the state of Texas met at Dallas College in Richardson for the Texas Girls Volleyball All...

Volunteers load A/C units in a car at a Beat the Heat event at Community Missionary Baptist Church in DeSoto in 2024. /Photo provided

Seniors can stay cool during Texas summer

Dallas—North Texas is expected to be even hotter than average this summer. To protect our most vulnerable neighbors, TXU Energy is teaming up with...

Southern Dallas County- Best Southwest Juneteenth FestivalJune 14, 6 – 10 p.m.Grimes Park, DeSoto, TX (501 E. Wintergreen Rd. DeSoto, TX 75115)The City of Desoto and Best...

Exploring some dark artifacts, Rosa Villarreal examines a python skeleton. / Photo by John Starkey.

Dark art draws the curious

Dallas—Around 15,000 fans and curators of dark art attended the Oddities & Curiosities Expo, presented at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention...

"Take small bites and smile through. The [cake bakers] will be watching and notice when their cakes are served," Vet said. / Photo by Amanda Deats-Coello

Judges choose winning bakers

Dallas—The State Fair of Texas is still four months away, but that doesn't mean the fairgrounds are empty.Several chefs, cooking instructors, local...

Conference explores state’s demographics

Dallas—The Texas Demographics Center hosted its annual Texas Demographics Conference in the Conference Center at Pegasus Park, May 21-22. The conference provided...

Dallas College drama students earn national acclaim

Dallas—Dallas College students and faculty won more than a dozen awards at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) in Washington, D.C. Camilo “Milo”...

photo provided by The Salvation Army of North Texas

The Salvation Army breaks ground on Dallas campus

Dallas—The Salvation Army recently broke ground on a 21-acre Social Services Campus in Dallas. The campus will feature recovery programs, temporary...

“I tried robotics, and it gave us an opportunity to communicate with other people, and learn new interesting things about Vex robotics,” Kayleigh Sopsher said. /Photo by Katelyn Steffen

Students from around world compete in robotics championships

Dallas—The VEX Robotics World Championships were held at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in Dallas between May 6 and 14. Over the eight...

photo by Katelyn Steffen

Dallas College launches aviation maintenance program

Dallas—Dallas College unveiled its new aviation maintenance technology program during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Apr. 22. "There's a huge demand...

photo by Stephen Hunt

Dr. Elba Garcia receives humanitarian award

Dallas—Dr. Elba Garcia has served the Dallas area as a dentist and a dedicated public servant, first as a member of the Dallas City Council and...

DHHS cuts affect North Texas

Dallas—Budget cuts at the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in Washington, D.C., which include laying off 10,000 full-time employees, are...

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