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New College Football Conferences and New Playoffs Won’t Mean New Champs. Probably.
There’s hope for Texas and Oklahoma, but the major changes in college football don’t mean much for most schools, especially in Texas.
Dozens of McKinney Residents Speak Against ‘Eyesore’ Mosque Moving in Next Door
A plan for a 37,000-square-foot mosque was denied unanimously by the Planning and Zoning Commission due to size concerns, commission members said.
Neglect and Abuse: Animal Rescuers Say Arlington Animal Shelter Is ‘Doing Cats Dirty’
DFW cat rescuers say the Arlington Animal Shelter has a history of mistreating its feline residents.
Even After Recall, Mushroom Edibles Linked to Illness Still on Dallas Shelves
Earlier this week, a Dallas store was still selling the edibles that have been linked to severe adverse effects, including seizures.
UT Dallas Charges Student Journalists Thousands of Dollars for Records Request
Student journalists allege retaliation, lack of transparency from the university in weeks following campus protests.
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Is There a Future for the Belmont Hotel, or Only a Past?
A jewel of the past might be in danger of never shining again.
3 North Texas Cities Named ‘Best Places for Renters to Live’
But don’t confuse “best” with cheapest.
Texas Leads Country in Weather-Related Power Outages, Study Finds
Texas’ 210 weather-related power outages resulted from severe weather, hurricanes, winter storms and extreme heat.
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Does AI Have a Place in Journalism? We Want Your Opinion
Westword and our other Voice Media Group newsrooms are involved in a summer AI cohort. Led by Trusting News, the goal is to understand how readers feel about AI uses in journalism.
Analysis: Until 1968, Presidential Candidates Were Picked by Party Conventions. What Now?
The last time the Democrats had an open convention in Chicago, it was Mrs. O’Leary’s cow, part 2.
Local Reaction: President Biden Drops Out of Race, ‘Shakes Up’ Presidential Election
Among the many people impacted by Biden’s decision is a local Congressman who needs all the help he can get in November.
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Trump’s Republican National Convention Speech Shows He Hasn’t Change A Bit
The convention was often filled with hate and division, despite occasionally having a more unifying tone.
Frustration and Cancellations Mount at DFW Airport Following Global Tech Outage
Problems with CrowdStrike software sent airlines, banks and even zoos scrambling for solutions on Friday morning.
More Restrictions on Smoke Shops Are Coming to Grand Prairie, Allen
The two North Texas cities are trying to limit the concentration of smoke shops in certain parts of town.
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Scream It From the Rooftops: July Could Be Done WithTriple-Digit Temperatures
A mid-week cold front followed by four days of rain could bring the cooldown DFW needs.
5 Ways Anti-Diversity Laws Affect LGBTQ+ People and Research in Higher Ed
Recent legislation has had a chilling effect on students and faculties throughout Texas.
Carrollton, Farmers Branch Latest Cities Voting to Cut DART Funding
The two cities join Plano, Rowlett and Irving, which have all voted to cap DART contributions at three-quarters of a cent.
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Who is J.D. Vance, Donald Trump’s Pick for Vice President?
After months of speculation, the Ohio senator and “Hillbilly Elegy” author will join Donald Trump on the Republican ticket.
GOP Calls for Jasmine Crockett To Resign Following Trump Assassination Attempt
Crockett co-signed a bill that would have removed Trump’s Secret Service detail following his felony conviction.
Former South Park Writer Goes After ‘Racist’ Ken Paxton
More and more, the content on Toby Morton’s political parody websites feels like reality, he says.
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So Much for Unity: Mayor Eric Johnson Speaks at Republican Convention
The Dallas mayor and Ted Cruz pledged allegiance to Donald Trump and stuck close to the lines they’ve rehearsed time and time again.