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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Remembered
It may be hard to believe now – but when Ruth Bader Ginsburg took her place in the Supreme Court
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‘Something Needs to Change’
Tom Klessig went for a walk in his neighborhood, and never came back home.
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Abbott Eases Restrictions, But Masks Remain the Rule
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday further easing of restrictions on businesses, the reauthorization of elective surgeries in the majority of
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UP To Fog For Mosquitoes
Municipal Mosquito will fog all alleys north of Lovers on September 16, 17, and 18 because of mosquito samples in
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HP To Spray For Mosquitoes
The town of Highland Park will conduct ground spraying measures town wide after the presence of West Nile Virus was
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State Changes Measures of COVID-19 Positivity Rate
As the state makes changes to how it reports the daily COVID-19 positivity rate, or the percentage of tests that
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Dallas ISD Unlikely to Remain Online Only After Oct. 5
As schools began welcoming students last week – either in person for the first time or online – many also
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Eagle Scout Project Replaces Inlet Markers Around Highland Park
In the blazing heat for two days and a combined six hours, Beau Exall and his crew worked vigorously to replace each storm drain medallion around Highland Park in both Spanish and English.
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NorthPark Closed Saturday After Accidental Fire
NorthPark Center announced on social media just before 3 p.m. Saturday that the shopping center will be closed for the
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HP To Spray For Mosquitoes
The town of Highland Park Parks Department will conduct ground spraying measures on the west side of town after mosquito
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COVID-19 Cases Reported In HPISD
Since Aug. 20 and as of Sept. 16, HPISD has reported six COVID-19 cases involving students, three more that have
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