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Good Judge? Bad Judge?
Clay Jenkins became Texas’ first county judge to implement shelter-in-place orders in March.
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Much Uncertainty Remains as We Head Back to School
How quickly does the news about the return to school change? I wrote – and re-wrote – this column six times in a week – three times in less than 24 hours.
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Municipalities Tread Difficult Waters in Opening Pools During Pandemic
University Park to open Holmes Aquatic Center for recreational use after petition, staff increase
Black Leaders Seek Fairness in Budgets
Jenkins hosts online discussion on race
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‘It Made Me Feel So Unwelcome’
Motorists rally in support for Black Preston Hollow teens threatened at Sonic
As Trump Visits Preston Hollow, Neighbors Disagree on His Presidency
Not long after Air Force One landed in Dallas on June 11, word was out – President Donald Trump would be dining in Preston Hollow.
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Civil Rights Teacher Detained on Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
SMU’s Jordan disappointed by police conduct at Black Lives Matter march
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‘She Loved Life’
Friends of Leslie Baker share stories of lifelong bonds cut short
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The Politics of Parking in Dallas
Requiring too much stifles green space, other development amenities, some say
Could Snider Plaza Someday Look Like This?
Ideas eyed for what is “effectively” University Park’s downtown
Coronavirus
Come Fall, Schools Could Remain Much Different
Dallas ISD eyes options such as blending online, in-person classes
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The Great Mask Debate: Who Should Be Required to Wear Them?
State, county officials argue enforcement; restaurant worker sues her employer
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What Will Voting Look Like? Stay Tuned
It seems like a million years since the primaries in March, but any voter likely remembers the lines, communal pens, touchscreens, and baskets of stickers.
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Charities Expect Increased Cooperation to Last
Nonprofits intend to play significant roles in post-COVID-19 recovery
Meet the Greenhill Grad Whose Debut Feature Won the Top Prize at SXSW
Austin event, though canceled by COVID-19 concerns, judged film submissions online
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Your Newspaper Needs You, Too
It feels like a year since we were in production for our April issue; but no, it’s only been a month.
Tornado
More Data Needed After FEMA Rejects Request
Officials hope Dallas ISD tornado losses could qualify area for aid
University Park’s Consultants Propose New Look For Snider Plaza
City in negotiations for Rankin St. property to increase shopping center parking.