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Coronavirus
Jenkins: ‘February Will Be a Dark Time’
As we've discussed before, COVID-19 deaths are a lagging indicator, and that has been reflected in the daily death tolls as of late - but hospitalizations do seem to be decreasing, and numbers of new cases are also slowing down. Here is what you need to know today.
Straight Shooter: How a Jesuit Dual-Sport Star Keeps His Focus
If it seems like Gavin Perryman was born with a basketball in his hand, he was raised around the three-point line.
Hybrid Dallas ISD Campus Coming to Oak Lawn/Turtle Creek
A new hybrid school will open next year in the Oak Lawn/Turtle Creek area, offering families some of the flexibility of home schooling but the structure of traditional school.
District Title Within Reach for HP Boys
Highland Park’s domination of District 13-5A continued with its most lopsided victory of the season on Tuesday, as the Scots crushed Crandall.
Philanthropy
Three Researchers Awarded Cary Council Grants
It's seed funding that could result in the next big discoveries in medicine, and the Cary Council's latest round of grants could eventually improve outcomes and health for a variety of people.
Pandemic Keeps Avant On Its Toes
Pandemic or no pandemic, the show will go on, Avant Chamber Ballet says.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Matches Record 40 COVID-19 Deaths
As vaccines continue to be distributed, and Dallas County matched its record of 40 COVID-related deaths Monday, here’s what you need to know today.
Escape from Groundhog Day
Fittingly, February kicks off with Groundhog Day when Punxsutawney Phil peeps out of his hole, looks around, and predicts the weather: If it’s cloudy, then comes an early spring.
Reports: Lions Trade Stafford to Rams
According to multiple reports, the former Highland Park quarterback has been traded from the Detroit Lions to the Los Angeles Rams.
