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Red Cross Calls on Volunteers to Keep the Blood Pumping
Amidst a national blood shortage, the Red Cross is calling upon North Texas to help give back to patients in need
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Limited Alley-to-Curb Trash Pickup Begins in February
About 200 residential alley blocks (approximately 6,000 homes) are moving to curbside service
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Portions of Lakeside Drive and Abbott Avenue to Close for Road Resurfacing
Application of asphalt rejuvenator seal scheduled for portions of Highland Park on July 13-July 15
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UP City Council Considers Sanitation Staffing Shortage
The city needs 20 sanitation employees every day to operate appropriately, and it's not meeting that threshold
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Bill Hutchinson Civil Lawsuit: What’s Next After Verdict?
A jury awarded two of three women who accused developer Bill Hutchinson of sexual assault a combined $860,000. Here's what attorneys say could come next
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Dallas Police Department Posts E-Bike and Golf Cart Guidelines
Golf carts and motorcycles are not allowed on City of Dallas trails or sidewalks
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Traffic Advisory: Overnight Dallas North Tollway Closure
Nightly closure of I-635 westbound to DNT's connector ramp scheduled for July 7-24
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Driverless Vehicle Rollout Not All Smooth Sailing
There have been some reports of traffic issues from ride-hailing services that use driverless technology, such as Avride and Waymo, including in the Park Cities
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Freedom Rings During Park Cities July Fourth Festivities
Park Cities July Fourth parade celebrates 250 years of American independence
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Mosquito Season Brings Spraying — But Cities Aim to Protect Pollinators
Local officials say they work to minimize mosquito control impacts on other insects
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The Sage School of Dallas Spreads Its Wings
The Sage School of Dallas will open a new location for twice-exceptional students in Fall 2026
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Preston Royal Library Updates Seed Program
Patrons can request free seeds to be sent from the Central Seed Library
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Remembering Beloved Sisters Blair and Brooke Harber
The girls’ parents, Annie and RJ, have created a fund at The Catholic Foundation to carry forward causes that the girls and their grandparents deeply valued
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Utility Work Underway on Fitzhugh Avenue Ahead of Wycliffe Avenue Reconstruction
Fitzhugh Avenue from just west of the Katy Trail to Oak Lawn Avenue narrows to one lane during working hours
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The Legacy We Leave Behind
A year after the Kerr County floods claimed the lives of 27 young girls at Camp Mystic, green ribbons can still be found throughout the Park Cities.
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Building Their Legacies
Foundations honor young lives lost in last year's catastrophic flooding
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DART Rail Connects Riders to Dallas’ Top Attractions
DART provides access to points of interest including the Dallas Zoo