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safetyFamily indicted for fraudulent house sale, scams on the rise in TexasFraud crimes against older adults rose from last year, as the rise of AI is making it harder to notice scams.Dallas Observer · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
NewsGreg Abbott keeps rewarding violence. Texas has seen this beforeFrom Rittenhouse to Castro, Abbott’s defenses echo a long, dangerous history of leaders enabling mob violence.Dallas Observer · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
businessBreast Cancer Continues to Impact Communities; North Texas Rallies Together to Take Action at Susan G. Komen® 2026 Dallas Race for the Curebusinesswire.com · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
LocalDallas spent decades growing north. Now leaders say future is southDallas News · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
LocalDallas banker complains new driver’s license is tougher to readDallas News · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
LocalDallas tutoring nonprofit seeks $200,000 on North Texas Giving DayDallas News · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
LocalTexas A&M's Mike Elko, noted Cowboys supporter, talks Dallas fans down after disappointing openerDallas News · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
LocalDallas tutoring nonprofit seeks $200,000 for 20th anniversary on North Texas Giving Dayyahoo.com · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
businessOld Red Courthouse to undergo $50 million renovation to house Texas appeals courtThe Business Journals · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
LocalSee how Dallas-area STAAR scores compare with district incomeDallas News · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
NewsMassive $45 million Texas megamansion hits market as one of Texas' priciestChron · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
LocalDallas-area football stat leaders (Sept. 16): See top performers in each classificationDallas News · Sep 17, 2026Read the brief
