Home / Dallas News (page 401)

Dallas News

Frisco school trustee’s attempt to expand policy on critical race theory fails


February 15, 2023

Frisco school trustee Marvin Lowe tried to expand on the district’s current critical race theory policy Monday by adding pages of revisions that other board members said were unnecessary, unclear and meant for division. Most of the 20 public speakers at the meeting expressed outrage about having the item back on an agenda, especially during Black History Month. “The fact that you did this …

Read More »

Warm Wednesday, Evening Storms Possible


February 15, 2023

Wednesday’s weather will be highlighted by a mix of sun and clouds with unseasonably warm temperatures this afternoon. High temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s areawide. Accompanying the spring-like warmth, will be a chance of spring-like storms this evening. Storms will initially form to the northwest of DFW and then develop into a broken line of storms …

Read More »

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick focuses on property tax relief and power grid in top bills


February 14, 2023

AUSTIN — Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced his top 30 bills for the legislative session Monday, keeping a focus on property tax relief, improving power grid reliability and teacher pay raises among his main items. Patrick’s top priorities also included several red meat items, such as bills that would ban diversity, equity and inclusion programs, make voter fraud a felony …

Read More »

Gunman kills 3, then himself at Michigan State University


February 14, 2023

EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A gunman who opened fire at Michigan State University killed three people and wounded five, setting off an hourslong manhunt as frightened students hid in classrooms and cars. The shooter eventually killed himself, police announced early Tuesday. Officials do not know why the 43-year-old man, whose name was not immediately released, targeted the campus. He was not …

Read More »

New southern Dallas grocery store fills urgent need in food desert


February 14, 2023

Josh Southers has been busy restocking products on the shelves of the new southern Dallas grocery store, Food Basket. Patrons are buying groceries almost as fast as he can replenish them. “It’s flying off the shelves,” Southers, the store director, said. “We’re barely able to keep up with how much stuff we’re selling – fresh produce, meat, bread, eggs, milk …

Read More »

Dallas police report uptick in homicides, aggravated assaults in first weeks of 2023


February 14, 2023

Dallas police reported an uptick in homicides and aggravated assaults so far in 2023 — which the city’s top cop attributed to fewer incidents with more victims. The first weeks of 2023 brought the lowest number of violent incidents in five years, but several incidents involved numerous victims, Dallas police Chief Eddie García told the City Council’s Public Safety Committee …

Read More »

Silence in Carrollton kids’ alleged fentanyl deaths is similar to Coppell Han Gil tragedy


February 14, 2023

No two North Texas suburbs are more dissimilar than Carrollton and Coppell. Boomtown Coppell boasts sprawling houses, first-class amenities and one of the region’s most highly regarded school districts. Granddaddy Carrollton is an inner-ring suburb, much of its housing stock aging and schools passed over by those who can afford the bright-and-shiny of newer communities. Yet Carrollton and Coppell are …

Read More »