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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.
Election
Stay Tuned Here for Election Night Coverage
Follow along with us as we report on the results and reactions from election night.
Crime
Corwin Sentenced To 30 Months In Prison
Gina Corwin was sentenced to 30 months in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to charges in connection with a drug trafficking operation allegedly run by a Park Cities man.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports 1,517 New COVID-19 Cases, Two More Deaths
As local officials warn of increased COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations and report a ‘bulk upload’ of probable cases from increased reporting of antigen test results from October, here’s what you need to know today:
Election
It’s Election Day
It's Election Day, which usually means that by the end of today - or at least early Wednesday morning - we'll know who our next president is. But this isn't a normal election year, so there's a good chance we may not know for a couple weeks.
Peters, Knights Repeat as TAPPS Champs
The Covenant cross country juggernaut kept rolling at the TAPPS state meet, where the Knights won their fifth consecutive team title.
Parish, Nolan Bump Showdown to Nov. 13
Parish Episcopal has cleared the first two hurdles in its three-game gauntlet to end the regular season. But the final challenge will have to wait.
What Holiday Cuisine Reigns Supreme?
Since tomorrow is the last day to vote on something big, we decided to let you keep voting by creating a contest for something not so big: Best Holiday Take Out.