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News
SMU Moves Some Final Exams After Cyberattack Affecting Canvas Systems
SMU has rescheduled some final exams after Canvas, a web-based learning management system used by it and thousands of other schools and universities, was impacted by a cyberattack
Living
Clayton Kershaw on His Legendary Career
Kershaw talks about his commitment to giving back, decision to stay with the Dodgers
Schools
Local Investment Team Advances to Wharton Top 50
Four Parish Episcopal high school students reach global semifinals
Living
Round Top’s Marburger Farm Gets a Refresh
Dallas’ go-to antique show unveils renovations, keeps old-world charm
News
Short-Term Rental Demand Rises Ahead of 2026 FIFA
Here’s what to know about short-term rental policy in Dallas, Highland Park, and University Park ahead of the big event
Community
Plans to Renovate Preston Royal Library Move Forward
Preston Hollow neighborhood rallies around gathering spot built circa 1964
Real Estate Quarterly
The Quiet Cost of Dallas’ Rapid Growth
When a city stops being itself, it risks shedding the character that set it apart
Sports
Locals Find Success at SPC State Meet
Greenhill's Kinsler secures multiple medals
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Schools
Northway Zoning Debate: What Compass, HPISD Say
More details are emerging about Northway Christian Church's plan to close its Day School after decades and to start hosting The Compass School of Texas in 2027
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports April 28-May 3
Theft of property frequented the area's crime reports
News
Election Results in the Park Cities, Preston Hollow
Voters in Highland Park and University Park headed to the polls May 2 to weigh in on whether to remain part of Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART). Highland Park voters also chose new Town Council members. Voters in Preston Hollow, meanwhile, considered a massive $6.2 billion Dallas ISD bond, among other local issues