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4 Dallas City Council members want to vote on short-term rental regulations next week


April 20, 2023

Four Dallas City Council members say they want to vote next week on proposed new rule changes that would ban short-term rentals from nearly all Dallas residential neighborhoods. In a memo sent to City Manager T.C. Broadnax on Wednesday, council members Paul Ridley, Gay Donnell Willis, Carolyn King Arnold, and Omar Narvaez say they want the full council to decide on proposed city …

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Severe storms possible this afternoon


April 20, 2023

It’s a warm, windy, and muggy start to the day. It will likely remain dry this morning, but the chance of thunderstorms is looming this afternoon. Thunderstorm chances will begin climbing this afternoon as a cold front draws near. The chance of rain will be highest from DFW to the east. Some storms could be severe with a risk of …

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Texas DPS would police elections under new bill passed by the Senate


April 20, 2023

AUSTIN – When you go to vote for your next Texas representative or in your party primary, state troopers might be present under a plan that the Senate endorsed Wednesday. Texas state elections could soon be policed by Texas state troopers, under a Senate plan that passed the chamber late Wednesday that is now head to the House. The approval …

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McKinney City Council chooses option for proposed deck park connection


April 20, 2023

During a work session on Tuesday, the majority of McKinney City Council decided on an inverted deck park design, one of three options to create a pedestrian connection across State Highway 5 at Louisiana and Virginia streets. The project would connect downtown with the city’s historic neighborhoods in East McKinney where development projects like TUPPS brewery and the new City Hall plaza …

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‘The Story Collider’ at The News makes science feel personal


April 20, 2023

Science can feel daunting, full of complex topics and discussed with confusing language. But it can also feel personal, as shown by a storytelling event Tuesday night at The Dallas Morning News. Called “Confidence,” the event was hosted by The Story Collider and The News and featured four North Texans sharing their experiences with science. Kofi-Kusi Boadum spoke about the …

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Great Religious Fervor and Respect: Mayor and Officials Join Iftar Dinner with Muslim Community


April 20, 2023

Great Religious Fervor and Respect: Mayor and Officials Join Iftar Dinner with Muslim Community By Raja Zahid Khanzada Dallas: In various cities of the American state of Texas, Laylat al-Qadr (the Night of Decree) was celebrated with great religious fervor and respect. Ahl-e-Iman (believers) gathered in several mosques including Masjid Al-Farooq and Madina Masjid in Houston, Masjid Al-Makkah, Zia Ul …

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Fox, Dominion reach settlement over false election claims


April 19, 2023

WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Fox and Dominion Voting Systems reached a settlement Tuesday in the voting machine company’s defamation lawsuit, averting a trial in a case that exposed how the top-rated network chased viewers by promoting lies about the 2020 presidential election. The terms of the settlement were not immediately clear. Dominion had asked for $1.6 billion in arguing that …

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Appellate Judge James Ho defends Clarence Thomas’s honor over Harlan Crow-paid vacations


April 19, 2023

WASHINGTON – Appellate Judge James Ho of Dallas, a former law clerk to Clarence Thomas, defended the justice’s honor Tuesday, rejecting ethics allegations involving lavish trips provided by real estate magnate Harlan Crow. “Justice Thomas is one of the most principled and fearless individuals to have ever served in the judiciary. He is a role model—and one of the most …

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