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Most recent breaking news about Dallas and the Dallas County area including crime news, politics, community news and events
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra Presents Free Summer Concerts
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra is excited to announce that it will be hosting a series of five concerts in various parks throughout the city this summer. The annual Flag Pole Hill concert is set to kick off this event on Memorial Day, Monday, May 29th, and will feature a…
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UTA opens training facility amidst nursing shortage
The University of Texas at Arlington has unveiled a new facility that leverages cutting-edge technology to provide state-of-the-art training to social work and nursing students. The 150,000-square-foot building comes at a critical time for the state of Texas, which is currently grappling with a significant shortage of qualified nursing…
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Dallas Craigslist Farm and Garden: The Ultimate Guide to Navigating & Finding the Best Farm and Garden Deals on Craigslist
In the last couple of years, Dallas Craigslist Farm and Garden has become the go-to marketplace for gardening enthusiasts. Finding the best farm and garden items on Craigslist has never been easier, but the online platform has become exponentially more popular since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The…
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Gov. Abbott Takes Action Against Fentanyl Crisis
Texas has ramped up efforts to tackle the fentanyl crisis that has seized the state, resulting in multiple deaths. During the One Pill Kills summit in Austin last Thursday, Governor Greg Abbott announced two significant statewide initiatives aimed at fighting the synthetic opioid. The summit brought together healthcare professionals,…
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Dallas’ New Litter Team Cleans Up 331 Tons in 8 Weeks
The city of Dallas has been a hub for new visitors and residents due to its thriving economy and inviting atmosphere. However, this has led to an unexpected problem – an increase in litter in areas of the city that have been overlooked. To address this issue, Dallas has…
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Dallas Airbnb, short-term and long-term rentals: Is it worth it to invest in the Dallas real estate market?
Dallas and the North Texas area have become the latest hotspot for rental property investors due to their high residential exodus and a thriving business climate. Real estate investors who are looking for good opportunities in the market are taking notice of the city’s attractiveness for both domestic and…
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Short-Term Rentals Future in Texas Uncertain
Short-term rentals have become a popular alternative to traditional hotel stays for many vacationers, with companies like Airbnb and VRBO offering unique accommodation options for stays no longer than 30 days. However, these types of rentals have also become a source of controversy in certain neighborhoods, particularly those with…
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Dallas weekend events: April 7-9
Dallas-Fort Worth has a lot to offer this upcoming weekend as activities continue to open up with the pandemic in retreat. In this article, we have compiled a list of some enticing events for you to attend. Firstly, the timeless Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks concert have been rescheduled…
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Minority-Owned Business in Fort Worth Receives Capital Boost via CDFI-Friendly Program
Lola’s Cuban Food restaurant, located in the southern part of Fort Worth, is preparing to open its doors to customers. According to owner Liliam Morin, the restaurant has experienced significant growth since starting as a food truck business four years ago. The success of the business was aided by…
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“Fort Worth ISD Elementary School Boosts Security with Parent-Funded Initiative”
Fort Worth Independent School District elementary schools are seeing a new initiative that will address safety issues, a problem that has yet to be remedied. While middle and high schools have officers assisting in the security of the institution, the younger age range of students, which stretches to 80…