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In Memoriam
Greenhill Mourns Passing of ‘Legend’ Staff Member
Greenhill School is mourning the loss of one of its legends after retired food services manager Lorene Richardson died Saturday.
Crime
Former Investment Advisor Indicted by Grand Jury
An investment adviser turned interior decorator with Highland Park ties was indicted last month by a Dallas County grand jury for fraud, court documents revealed.
The Dallas Foundation Makes $750K Grant To Childhood Poverty Action Lab
The Dallas Foundation recently announced a $750,000 to Child Poverty Action Lab (CPAL) -- the organization’s largest grant issued to date.
Crow Museum New Trio of Exhibits Includes ‘Divine Spark’
The Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas is kicking off 2021 in a bold fashion with three exhibitions showcasing the powerful contemporary works of a Texas-based Asian woman artist, recent works by Japanese women ceramicists, and an exploration of one of the most iconic gods in Hindu culture.
Coronavirus
County Reports Fewer Than 1,000 COVID Infections Monday For First Time Since December
As Dallas County reported fewer than 1,000 new COVID-19 infections Monday for the first time since December and vaccine distribution continues, here’s what you need to know today.
14 Valentine’s Day Gifts for Your Deserving Dallas Darling
In a year that encouraged shopping regionally to keep beloved businesses in our community afloat, holidays are a perfect opportunity to speak your partner’s love language, locally.
New Executive Director Takes Helm of Friends of the Katy Trail
Amy Bean has taken the helm at Friends of the Katy Trail as its new executive director.
North Texas Schools Receive $28,000 for Healthy Eating Challenge
If you challenge them, students might just try a new fruit or vegetable, an initiative by Medical City Children's Hospital found.
COVID Costs Dallas Arts Community $95.5M
The pandemic has been a drain on coffers everywhere, and the Dallas arts community is not immune, a new survey revealed.
Coronavirus
The COVID Infection Rate May Be Worse Than We Know
Infection rates for COVID-19 have been bad, then not so bad, then really bad, and then slightly not as bad, since the pandemic began. But one team of researchers at Columbia University says that the infection rate has actually been a lot worse than everyone thinks.