She loved driving a DART bus, but it left her hurting, broke and fighting back
After years of injuries and workers’ comp disputes, Juanita Gibson is challenging DART over her health and wages – while she still works there.
After years of injuries and workers’ comp disputes, Juanita Gibson is challenging DART over her health and wages – while she still works there.
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By Patrick Washington | The Dallas Weekly When 80,000 people claim seats at AT&T Stadium for a night of prayer, something more than a typical church service is taking place. For Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell, however, the size of the crowd gathering in North Texas is not the sto...
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Farhan Fallahi documented his journey from fashion designer with no coffee experience to owner of a spot with viral iced drinks.
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Concerts. Should. Be. Fun. For. Everyone.
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DALLAS, TX — For many African immigrant families raising children in the United States, preserving their native language and cultural traditions can be a challenge. As younger generations grow up speaking primarily English, the languages of their parents and grandparents can grad...
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Latino voters helped Trump back into the White House two years ago. Now, they are abandoning him.
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National HVAC Leader Adds Five Franchise Agreements in Q3 as It Continues Rapid Expansion
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While the DFW area continues to enjoy exceptional morning weather, Hurricane Isaias is strengthening in the Gulf and preparing to make landfall along the northern Gulf Coast....
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The Dallas Cowboys are near the end of a hectic two-week itinerary that included 10-hour flights to and from Rio de Janeiro, another trip to Houston and now a quick turn to finish off three games in 11 days. After a visit from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday night, there jus...
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I'd rather sooner move to Houston than yell out "boomer." It's Red River Rivalry week in Dallas.
