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New chapter in Dallas City Hall discord over city manager replacement


February 23, 2024

Dallas City Hall faced a fresh wave of discord regarding City Manager T.C. Broadnax on Thursday following a new directive from Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson. Broadnax announced his resignation on Wednesday after losing support from a majority of the city council. During his seven-year tenure as Dallas City Manager, Broadnax oversaw notable achievements but also encountered persistent challenges that contributed …

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Frisco’s police chief talks crime, growth and fentanyl


February 23, 2024

The City of Frisco is experiencing significant growth, with 8,500 new residents moving to the Collin County town over the past year. NBC 5 recently interviewed Frisco Chief of Police David Shilson to discuss crime trends, managing the city’s expansion, and the impact of the fentanyl crisis on the affluent community. Shilson recently presented the city council with the latest …

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Homeowner missing thousands after seeking foreclosure help


February 23, 2024

A Tarrant County homeowner revealed that she is facing the loss of thousands of dollars after engaging a company that promised assistance with her foreclosure case. Here’s what transpired in her efforts to trace the money and the message she wants to convey to other homeowners. When her house was sold at the Tarrant County courthouse, Connie Brown harbored hope …

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Here’s how and when to see the Snow Moon in North Texas this weekend


February 23, 2024

In North Texas, although snow might not blanket the ground, residents will still have an opportunity to witness the Snow Moon this week. The Snow Moon, one of the twelve annual full moons, graces the skies each February. Here’s a rundown of what you should know about the Snow Moon and how to catch a glimpse of it: 1. **Origin …

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Classes canceled at Pioneer Technology and Arts Academy Friday following school shooting


February 23, 2024

Pioneer Technology and Arts Academy (PTAA) announced the closure of school on Friday, days after a student brought a gun to campus. The decision came late Thursday following discussions between parents and school administrators. In a social media post, Executive Director Dr. Derrick Love stated that the closure was deemed necessary to allow the community, including parents, students, and staff, …

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Texas fertility doctors monitor fallout from Alabama Supreme Court ruling


February 23, 2024

The recent IVF ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court has led to significant repercussions, with two major IVF providers in the state suspending services. The court’s decision, which considers IVF embryos as children, has raised concerns about legal consequences. In response to the ruling, fertility clinics in North Texas are closely monitoring the situation. Angela Granger, a single mother who …

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SHC directs PTA to fully restore social media website X across Pakistan


February 22, 2024

The Sindh High Court (SHC) on Thursday directed the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to fully restore the services of social media platform X (formerly Twitter) across the country. X remains disrupted in many areas of Pakistan for the sixth consecutive day. According to monitoring website Downdetector, the disruptions were reported in Rawalpindi, Karachi, Gujranwala and Lahore among other cities. During a …

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Dallas ‘Vision Zero’ road safety progress questioned at city council briefing


February 22, 2024

The Dallas City Council committee received a briefing on the status of the city’s “Vision Zero” road safety plan on Tuesday, but the session left many questions unanswered. Council members had requested the briefing following an NBC 5 investigation that highlighted documents suggesting limited progress on critical steps aimed at reducing traffic fatalities and injuries in the city. In November, …

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Collin County is frontline for emotional Texas House primary elections


February 22, 2024

The fallout from Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial may soon become apparent in the political arena. Despite years of friendship, all five Republican members from Paxton’s home county supported impeaching him, and they now face challengers recruited by Paxton himself in the upcoming March 5 primary election. Early voting commenced on Tuesday. Last spring, the Texas House voted overwhelmingly …

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