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Voters (and lawmakers) got the first glimpse at one of the redistricting maps submitted over the weekend, just as a third special session gavels in to tackle the task of divvying up the state’s voters.
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A smaller dose of the COVID-19 vaccine produced by Pfizer and BioNTech produced a safe and “robust” immune response in children ages 5-11 in a clinical trial, the company said Monday morning.
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At the beginning of every school year, for the past five years, United to Learn has helped Dallas ISD students and teachers get off to a good start by making sure they have the supplies they need.
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The Dallas City Council voted Thursday to approve a zoning change for the long-vacant site at the corner of Forest Lane and Nuestra Drive that is surrounded by the popular Melshire Estates community.
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It’s a big building designed to do big things, but Dallas ISD’s proposed Career Institute North isn’t exactly being embraced by its neighbors – for exactly that reason.
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The Dallas City Council will discuss a rezoning request for a long-dormant stretch of Forest Lane east of the Dallas North Tollway when it meets Thursday.
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A driver involved in an early morning crash Friday on Midway Road north of Northwest Highway died at the scene, Dallas police said.
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We hear a lot about ICU and hospital bed availability, but after reading about a young father in San Angelo who later died after a protracted battle with COVID, we felt it was important to ask another question.
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A 40-year veteran with Dallas Fire-Rescue died after a long battle with COVID, the department said Thursday.
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Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia started work in February, and hit the ground running. Now, he’s been making a series of visits to community crime watch and neighborhood association meetings, hearing people out about their concerns, and answering questions.
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It may seem like forever ago, but hundreds of bills were signed by Gov. Greg Abbott from the regular legislative session this summer — and 666 of them went into effect Sept. 1.
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