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The South's Growth Is Increasing Affluence. Could Dallas be a Black Mecca?
Not likely, says a UCLA professor who traced the evolution of Black neighborhoods over 50 years.
City of Dallas breaks silence on new Mavs arena, vows to keep team ‘where they belong’
The City of Dallas and the Dallas Mavericks both say they want to keep the team in Dallas. This comes after Irving made steps ...
Why one of North Texas' wealthiest developers is fighting the Dallas-Fort Worth bullet train
One of North Texas' wealthiest developers has sent multiple letters to regional transportation leaders opposing a proposed ...
Where is the dust in North Texas coming from, and when will it clear?
Dust from the West is making its way into North Texas, and it’s not just a nuisance for your windshield. These winds bring more than just dirt -- they’re carrying fine particles that can impact air ...
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Dickey’s Is Dallas’ Oldest Restaurant And Still On the Cutting Edge
The Texas barbecue staple is embracing technology and vertical integration and bringing a taste of Texas to the world.
Dallas Morning News17d
In race to save downtown Neiman Marcus, a face is noticeably absent
(From left) Shawn Todd, founder of Todd Interests, Linda McMahon, CEO of the Dallas Economic Development Corporation, District 14 council member Paul Ridley and Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor ...
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Measles in Dallas: We May ‘Start Seeing Cases Soon’
With more than 150 measles cases statewide, an infant death, and an infection in nearby Rockwall County, local health officials and providers are preparing for measles cases in Dallas, especially ...