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Woman Charged in 2022 Love Field Shooting Found Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity
A Dallas County judge found the woman accused of opening fire at Love Field last year not guilty by reason of insanity, court documents show.
Society
Art for Advocacy Returns in Mid-September
The Dallas Children's Advocacy Center will host its 16th-annual signature fundraising event Sept. 16.
Society
DSOL Fashion Notes Returns for 10th Year
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League’s annual Fashion Note Designer Award luncheon and style show returns for its 10th year Oct. 12 at the Meyerson Symphony Center.
Dallas ISD STAAR Scores Show Mostly Increases from 2022
The 2023 test was redesigned to only be offered online with a few exceptions and to include more open-ended questions, but students demonstrated gains in most categories from spring 2022 to spring 2023.
Real Talk: Jeff Gottschall
Jeff Gottschall is a Harvard-educated former commodities and metals trader on Wall Street.
Voices
Everything to Know to Design an Exquisite Dining Area
Margaret Chambers: Dining tables are the most important centerpiece for dining rooms. More goes into choosing a table than you might expect.
In Case You Missed It
Kips Bay Show House Returns to Old Preston Hollow
The fourth-annual event in Dallas will be located at 9446 Hathaway Street in Sunnybrook Estates.
Society
The Family Place Establishes Mavs-Funded Youth Lounge
An unveiling of the lounge was hosted by Dallas Mavericks in-arena emcee Chris Arnold and presented by banking service Chime. They showcased a space full with game consoles, headsets, laptops, and toys for learning and playing.
Society
Out & About: Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden Spring Meeting
The group held its spring meeting at A Tasteful Place inside the Arboretum, celebrating the Women's Council's 30th anniversary and the 25th anniversary of A Woman's Garden.
Rotary Club of Dallas Honors Two PH Teachers
The recipients of this year's Service Above Self Awards are Anna Marie Sifford from Hillcrest High School and Adriana Popa from Sudie L. Williams Talented and Gifted Academy.
Tudor Gets Backyard Makeover
When interior designer Javier Burkle and his team worked on a 1934 Tudor-style home in the 4300 block of Westway Avenue in Highland Park, he and landscape designer Dan Houchard of From the Ground Up created a new garden retreat in the backyard that sought to compliment the aesthetic of the historic home.