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Heat From Below: UTA’s Geothermal System Keeps a Fort Worth Bridge Ice-Free
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Every day, thousands of vehicles cross a certain bridge on State Highway 180 in Fort Worth. What most don’t realize is that by crossing this span, motorists are taking part in a potentially life-saving experime...
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Lockheed Martin Rolls Out Germany’s First F-35A in Fort Worth, Reaches Missile Milestones
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Driven in part by conflicts in Ukraine and the Persian Gulf, Lockheed Martin’s North Texas operations are flying high. The defense and aviation contractor recently rolled out Germany’s first F-35A fighter jet a...
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El Jordan owner ‘finally back home’ after serious car crash in Mexico
The 30-year-old Oak Cliff cafe plans to reopen soon; here’s how to help out the long road to recovery.
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Student journalist sues University of Texas at Dallas for First Amendment violations
UTD fired him and claimed he discriminated against a student. Now, he is suing the administration over press freedom.
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Patented: ProtectMed’s Breast and Thyroid Radiation Shield and 113 More Inventions Across North Texas
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Dallas-based ProtectMed LLC received a patent for a radiation shield that protects healthcare workers’ breast, underarm and thyroid tissue. The award came the week of Sept. 1, a week when North Texas ranked No....
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Check out our Big D Reality: the Best of Dallas 2026 is here
Our Best of Dallas issue is live and on newsstands, ready to be your guide to the top shops, restaurants, people and places.
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From Plano pews to Ninja Tune: Elliott Skinner is ready to introduce himself
Booker T. alum Elliott Skinner talks his Dallas roots, hotel room recordings and the six-track journey on his debut solo EP, "How Far We've Come.”
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After years of deaths, inmates resorting to toilet water, Texas must install prison AC
A federal judge ruled that the infamous summer conditions in Texas prisons violated inmates’ Eighth Amendment rights.
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‘This is going to be a redemption year’: A veteran state fair vendor on surviving 24 high-stakes days
Why winning a Big Tex Choice Award isn't what it used to be — and how one veteran vendor is navigating changing consumer habits this fall.