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Dallas ISD Responds to Uvalde Shooting
Dallas ISD plans to have additional patrols and mental health services available to students this week in response to yesterday's shooting in Ulvade ISD.
Mike Collier Wins Democratic Nomination For Lieutenant Governor and Will Face Uphill Battle Against Dan Patrick
Democrat Mike Collier will get his rematch against Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick again this fall, four years after he lost to the incumbent by 4 percentage points in the same race.
Society
Broadway Dallas Event Series Raises Money for Local Theater Education
Broadway Dallas' Spotlight Dinners are designed to raise money for the organization's education efforts — with a $450 price tag.
Award-Winning Program For Teens Returns in July
Passholders get a chance to experience museums, theaters, and the outdoors
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Easily Defeats George P. Bush in GOP Primary Runoff
Embattled incumbent Attorney General Ken Paxton beat out Land Commissioner George P. Bush on Tuesday in the Republican primary runoff as Texas GOP voters picked a beleaguered candidate with legal and personal scandals over the last remaining Bush to serve in public office. Decision Desk called the race early for Paxton, about 40 minutes after polls closed.
May 24 Primary Runoff Election Results
Voters headed to the polls Tuesday to choose their candidates in the primary runoff elections.
FBI Uncovers Plot to Assassinate George W. Bush
An Iraqi man based in Ohio is accused of being linked to a plot to assassinate former President George W. Bush, going as far as traveling to Dallas “to conduct surveillance of locations associated with the former President,” and recruiting a team of four compatriots he allegedly hoped to smuggle into the U.S., according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Ohio.
Dallas City Council Briefing Focuses On Permit Issues
Dallasites have endured months-long waits for building permits for about two years now, but as of updates given at the latest City Council briefing, that could change by next year.
State Fair Reveals 2022 Commemorative Theme Art: ‘Taste of Texas’
For 136 years, food has been a focal point of the annual State Fair of Texas. Get your tastebuds ready now – opening September 30, the 2022 State Fair-themed “Taste of Texas” is gearing up to be one to remember.
Parish Head of School Resigns, Interim Named
Parish Episcopal School’s board of trustees May 19 accepted the resignation of former head of school Dave Monaco shortly before his anticipated retirement at the end of the 2022-2023 school year and named an interim head of school.
‘Liberty & Laughter’ Exhibit Explores White House Punchlines
A visit to the George W. Bush Presidential Center could make you wonder whether you voted for an overachieving class clown.