Shooting injures 1 in East Oak Cliff, suspect wanted
Dallas police are searching for an unknown suspect after a man was shot and injured Tuesday night in East Oak Cliff.
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SMU Historian Ariel Ron Wins $800K MacArthur Fellowship ‘Genius Grant’
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Southern Methodist University historian Ariel Ron just made some history of his own: He joined the elite club of MacArthur Fellows. On Tuesday, Ron received a five-year $800,000 “genius grant” from the MacArthu...
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Patented: Solo Brands’ Stove Spark Arrestor and 131 More Inventions Across North Texas
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Grapevine-based Solo Brands won a patent for a combustible fuel-burning stove with a top designed to block sparks or embers produced by the stove. The utility patent fits with the company’s line of outdoor life...
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Editor’s picks: 10 can’t-miss Best of Dallas food and drink winners
Every selection is a winner here, but we've each got our favorites.
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We paid to park in Deep Ellum. Then we got a $97 ticket
A confusing and seemingly predatory parking system turned lunch in Deep Ellum into a costly lesson. When will Dallas ever get this right?
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What civil rights enforcement cuts mean for students with disabilities – fewer staff, closed offices, longer waits
For decades, the Office for Civil Rights served as a critical safety net when local schools failed to meet federal disability standards.
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Texas Ranger: ‘Legend of the White Dragon’ brings Jason David Frank’s final role home
It’s morphin’ time, one last time. The ‘Power Rangers’ legend’s daughter and a North Texas distributor honor the late actor while tracing the Texas roots behind his legacy....
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Ken Paxton, GOP candidates are avoiding ‘risky’ debates with their Democratic opponents
The only prominent Republican to have agreed to a debate so far is controversial Railroad Commissioner candidate Bo French.
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Six Flags’ Fright Fest returns, and this year it gets oddly horny
Six Flags Over Texas' Fright Fest is back with a grotesque new haunted house and innuendo-laden musical.
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Morgan Stanley Picks Dallas. What Comes Next for Y’all Street?
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. New York City-based Morgan Stanley officially announced plans to establish a U.S. hub in Dallas on Monday, marking the latest addition to the growing Y’all Street financial services corridor. The hub, backed by...
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North Texas Defense Industry Drives $35.3B Economic Impact, Study Says
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. The North Texas private-sector defense industry contributes $35.3 billion per year to the regional economy, a new study said. To put that into perspective, El Salvador’s gross domestic product totaled $36.7 bil...
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Dallas Biotech Startup Lands $2.6M Grant to Fight Cancer
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Dallas-based biotech startup MusiQ Bio, a UT Southwestern Medical Center spinoff, received a $2.59 million state grant to advance new cancer treatments. The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas awa...
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A Dallas diner called out a restaurant’s prices and the owners clapped back — but the debate isn’t over
A viral dispute between a Dallas diner and restaurant owners highlights the gap between what meals cost and what customers feel they're worth.