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Bill Requiring Power Generators to Prep for Temps Passes Committee

A bill that would require the state's power generators to prepare for extreme temperatures is one step closer to becoming law after making it out of a Texas Senate committee.
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What’s In Your Web-based Computer Curriculum?

Artificial Intelligence isn’t the exclusive purview of science fiction authors and advanced computer scientists anymore.

Judge Rules For SMU In Dispute With Church Conference

A judge recently ruled in favor of SMU in a lawsuit filed by the South Central Jurisdictional Conference of the United Methodist Church over the university’s relationship with the church, UM News reported.

Working OT: HP Boys Fall, Girls Advance

In a soccer playoff doubleheader on Friday, the Lady Scots slipped past Red Oak, while their male counterparts were upset by Corsicana in a shootout.

Valentine’s Day: Scots Blank Jackrabbits

Highland Park topped Forney 3-0 on Friday, earning its third shutout in a four-game span to start the District 13-5A baseball schedule.

Dondolo Launches Mommy And Me Collection For LoveShackFancy Dallas

Dondolo, a Dallas-based luxury women and children’s clothier, this week announced an exclusive, Mommy & Me collection for LoveShackFancy.

Thanks to Virtual Performances, the Stage is Bigger

For its upcoming performances, Texas Ballet Theater is making the entire Dallas-Fort Worth region its stage.

Dallas Opera Offers Garden Serenades This Spring

The Dallas Opera is celebrating the return to live music events with a collection of free chamber music concerts throughout the city in April and May.

Macatee, Woodward Face Off In Only Contested HPISD Race

The Highland Park ISD board of trustees will have three new faces after May.

Sooner-Born Weibel Has Unfinished Business at State

Hudson Weibel has been a golfer since he was 3, but he’s been an Oklahoma Sooners fan for longer than that.

Student Achievements: Sweet Sounds of All-State Successes

After competing with thousands of high school students across the state, five Highland Park High School students have made the All-State Band and one All-State Choir.
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