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Election
Nation Waits for Election Outcome, Local Races All But Decided
As the nation waits to see outcome of the 2020 presidential election, there are still some local races that we've been keeping tabs on.
House of the Month
House of the Month: 4345 Manning Lane
This genuinely inspiring custom home on a .546 acre corner lot in Preston Hollow was built by Phillip Jennings in 2012 and updated in 2016.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports 687 More COVID-19 Cases, Two Deaths
As the U.S. sets a record for daily COVID-19 cases, and cases and hospitalizations continue to rise locally, here’s what you need to know today.
Coronavirus
Talking Health Care For Texas’ Sake
For years, Texans have known through difficult personal experience that health care in Texas has challenges. Over the last six months, those issues have hit home for millions more.
Election
So, About That Election …
We have more election coverage and reaction today, as experts and candidates begin to make sense of a very long Election Day.
Coronavirus
Natalie Dossett: Pandemic Has Changed Philanthropy, ‘For Better or Worse’
Whether it’s raising funds for Episcopal School of Dallas, Planned Parenthood, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Visiting Nurse Association, or the Ronald McDonald House, Bluffview resident Natalie Dossett said the one constant is that Dallas is a city that loves to give.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports 719 New COVID-19 Cases
Dallas County health officials reported 598 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 121 additional probable cases for a total of 719 cases on Tuesday.
Real Estate Quarterly
Leading Ladies
Real estate agent Alex Prins works with a lot of builders, but he insists those with Build TX Solutions, a woman-owned company finishing up his new listing off of Lovers Lane and Inwood Road, are some of the best work he’s seen.
Crime
Breonna Taylor’s Killing Remains ‘Hard to Fathom’
While the decision to not indict officers for the shooting of Breonna Taylor sparked anger, confusion, and unrest across the nation, the result would likely have remained the same had it been examined under Texas law, says Dallas attorney and SMU adjunct professor Eric Cedillo.
Coronavirus
It’s Been a Rough Year – How About Some Self-Care?
The Semones Family YMCA has embarked on a mission to help members and residents take time out of their busy schedules for self-care.