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Crime
Dallas Police Seek Two for Credit Card Theft
Dallas police are asking for the public's help in identifying two suspects caught on camera using a stolen credit card to purchase gift cards.
Coronavirus
Hospitalizations Remain High In County, COVID Case Counts Ticking Downward
As officials continue to monitor the spread of COVID-19, including new variants, and determine the best way to get vaccines to people who need them most, here’s what you need to know today.
Coronavirus
COVID-19 Claims More Than 2,000 Countywide
Last week was a deadly week - the deadliest since the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 was first diagnosed in Dallas County. Deadly enough to claim 138. Deadly enough to put the county over 2,000 deaths.
Senior Leadership Fueled Another Double-Digit Win Season
Deep playoff run for Scots football ends with New Year’s Day loss to Denton Ryan
Manorly Seeks To Take Stress Out Of Home Maintenance
During a year in which families are spending more time at home while juggling work and school responsibilities, a Dallas-based concierge service helps with cleaning, maintenance, and technology.
Who Is Our Best Pro-Sports Team Owner?
With another Super Bowl on the schedule, pandemic permitting, in February, and so many pro sports owners connected to our markets, we began wondering: Who’s the best team owner in North Texas?
Work Continues On Facilities Throughout HPISD
Read about progress on facilities across Highland Park ISD.
HP Girls Aiming for Top Seed in Playoffs
The Lady Scots remained atop the District 13-5A standings with a 79-34 romp against Mesquite Poteet on Friday.
In Memoriam
Alicia Landry Dies at 91
Alicia Landry, wife of longtime Cowboys football coach Tom Landry, died Thursday. She was 91.
Legend Hank Aaron ‘Wasn’t Handed His Throne’
Hank Aaron, who left his indelible mark on baseball, and in doing so also provided a lasting legacy for racial justice, died Friday. He was 86.