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Reward Raised To $25K For Information About Shooting
The reward for information about the shooting death of Chris Murzin is increased to $25,000, it was announced Monday.
Events
Perot Offers Spring Break, World Record Style
Just in time for Spring Break and making its U.S. debut, The Science of Guinness World Records™ exhibition is now open at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.
Birx Forges Dallas Ties With New Career Moves
Dr. Deborah Birx, former President Donald Trump's White House Coronavirus Task Force coordinator, has taken on two advisory roles based in Dallas.
Got Nothing to Do? Go For a Run To Help Others Learn
In the dog days of May 2020, while many teens were stuck at home without summer jobs or internships, siblings Leena and Raja Mehendale started their nonprofit run2learn.
Coronavirus
More Will Be Eligible for Vaccine This Week
This week, people ages 50 and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine this week, but last week, President Joe Biden announced that efforts would begin to be able to provide the vaccine to every adult that wants one by May 1.
Letter to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Readers respond to other letters to the editor, and have praise for an article on local faith leaders who wrote to state leaders.
Tourney Preps Scots for District Opener
The Scots dropped four of five games against top-notch 6A foes in the Scotland Yard Classic over the weekend.
UP Mayor Talks Major Projects, Winter Storm During State of the City
After a tumultuous 2020, University Park Mayor Tommy Stewart discussed ongoing projects including work at Snider Plaza and the Miracle Mile at the first virtual annual state of the city address this week.
Green Beer is Here
Green beer. Why? Because St. Patrick’s Day.
HP Polishes Off Perfect Regular Season
Even by Highland Park’s lofty standards, the undefeated run through District 13-5A this season was quite impressive.
Visitors Won’t Be Required to Mask Up At State Capitol
The Texas Senate and House have different rules for their members. But both require members to wear masks, though there are exceptions to when their faces must be covered.