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These North Texas college graduates endured life’s challenges to find success


June 7, 2023

Back in the 1940s, Joan Bernstein’s parents refused to let her take academic courses when she enrolled in a Philadelphia high school. Instead, they asked her to take dictation and marketing classes. As far as universities’ admissions offices knew, she wasn’t ready for college. Life went on — she got married, had four kids and moved to Dallas. Decades later, …

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Man dies after being shot during an argument in East Fort Worth, police say


June 7, 2023

An argument in East Fort Worth escalated into a fatal shooting Monday morning. Officers responded to the 4800 block of Richardson Street, between Village Creek Road and Mountcastle Drive, and discovered one man already dead with a gunshot wound to his upper body, police said. A call log shows police responding to the scene about 10 a.m. Police said detectives …

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Man arrested, admits to killing 78-year-old woman in Rowlett, police say


June 6, 2023

A man was arrested over the weekend and is accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend in Rowlett, police said. Shortly before 7 p.m. Saturday, officers were dispatched to the 8500 block of Seafield Lane in response to a call about an unresponsive person, police said. Rowlett is about 20 miles northeast of Dallas. Officers found a woman who had been …

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North Oak Cliff bakery owner pleads guilty to stabbing, burning local artist


June 6, 2023

Anthony Moreno’s 5-year-old grandson struggles to understand why his doting grandfather will never come home — and fears the man who killed him will come after the young boy. “He is in heaven and he is with the flowers — that’s what my grandchildren say,” Ofelia Moreno told her husband’s killer inside a Dallas County courtroom. “They are heartbroken that …

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‘Internal rot’: Infighting among leadership exposes rifts in Texas GOP


June 6, 2023

AUSTIN — The optimism heading into this year’s legislative session in the GOP was quite high. The state’s top Republican leaders had all won reelection by healthy margins. The Legislature had a record breaking surplus. And lawmakers agreed that Texans would see steep discounts to their property taxes. By the end of the session, Attorney General Ken Paxton was impeached. A $17 …

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McKinney $35.9M project to nearly double 2 sites’ affordable housing units


June 6, 2023

A $35.9 million redevelopment project will almost double the available affordable housing units for low-income residents at the Lloyd Owens and Cockrell homes in McKinney, according to Christianne Brunini, chief marketing officer for Knight Development. The project is part of a larger initiative — started 10 years ago — by the residents of the McKinney Housing Authority and its board …

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Spotty afternoon storms, Air Quality Alert


June 6, 2023

A weak upper low-pressure system nearby will once again provide a chance for spotty thunderstorms this Tuesday afternoon. They’ll be spotty in coverage and most of us will stay dry, but a few could produce gusty winds and brief downpours. In addition, an Air Quality Alert is in effect for Tuesday in the DFW area for potential ozone pollution. If …

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