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Laura Miller says the $1.5-billion high-speed toll road has become “just an airplane runway instead of a park.” In 2003, she backed what was supposed to be a low-speed, four-lane parkway.
Forecast: Cloudy with a slight chance of rain on Friday. High of 76. Hold on, we need to double check that. Yes, 76. Bleh. Saturday will be partly cloudy, but with a high of only 61. Sunday will be cooler still, high of 55.
No 8-8 this year! With their 41-28 win tonight over da Bears, the Cowboys are 6-0 on the road and 9-4 this season. Full coverage at sportsdaydfw.com
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This weekend is packed with fun events, and GuideLive.com brings you some great ones you shouldn't miss. Let us know which one you choose!
“We all have a lease on life. We don’t have ownership, so you better do things you want to do,” Keith Lynch said of his wake-up call that was sparked by the passing of his mother and a close friend.
Thursday: Cloudy, with a 30 percent chance of showers most of the day. High of 65. There's a 50 percent chance that some teenagers might not know it's raining unless a friend Snapchats a picture of rain with a hand-drawn sad face and an umbrella over it. And a 60 percent chance that some adults don't know what "the Snapchats does."
Peggy Young, who became pregnant when she worked part-time at UPS in 2006, was placed on unpaid leave when her doctor ordered to not lift anything weighing more than 20 pounds. That meant six months of no salary. The Supreme Court is now hearing the case.
The $40 million project, called The Pavilion at The Music Factory, will be capable of switching from a 4,000-seat indoor theater to an outdoor amphitheater with double that capacity.
Fresh Market grocer is the new grocer in town (this week) and will open the first of four area stores today. The 24,000-square-foot store is larger than a Trader Joe’s but smaller than Whole Foods.
Wednesday's forecast: It'll be cloudy with a high of 62. Slight chance of rain starting around 5 p.m., and rain more likely later tonight. And there's an 80 percent chance that your neighbor will add one more string of lights and/or an inflatable this weekend.
Teachers can write-off up to $250 each year for personal money spent on their classrooms, but that tax break is set to expire unless lawmakers move quickly. http://d-news.co/Fdw2M
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Tuesday's forecast: It will be in the low 30s around sunrise and stay chilly all morning. Then in the late afternoon, we will warm up; the high for today will be 47 around 9 p.m. We'll be in the 50s and 60s for most of the week after that.
It's not too early to wear my kitten-in-a-stocking, hand-knit Christmas sweater, is it?
"Any right-thinking adult (or left-thinking one) would know that it’s way out of bounds to publicly call out kids ... whether it’s the president’s children or the next-door neighbor’s,' writes Tod Robberson.
Prostitutes outside of big cities are hidden from view in brothels or on posts on websites such as Craigslist and Backpage[dot]com. That's why, officials in Denton and Collin counties say, what works in Dallas County doesn't work for them.
The power of the hands-up symbol was evident today as protesters across the country walked off the job or away from class in support of the Ferguson protesters.
UPDATE: Eric Williams' trial has begun in Rockwall. The former JP is charged with three counts of capital murder. His wife, who is also charged in the cases, is expected to be a witness against her soon to be ex-husband. The latest: http://d-news.co/Fa64S
Monday's forecast: While you were sleeping, it dropped about 20 degrees. It should be around 35 at sunrise, with a 20 percent chance of rain. Fewer clouds in the afternoon. A hard freeze is expected tonight. Go ahead. With winds of 18 mph from the north, wear those ear muffs. We won't judge.
America’s children deserve to know where they’ll sleep tonight. Yet 1 out of every 30 youngsters across the U.S. is homeless, according to a study just released by the National Center on Family Homelessness.
Monday is World AIDS Day. I live with both the triumph and disaster of AIDS every day. While the HIV virus is not in my body, it has left its mark within my being, says LGBTQ insider columnist Cece Cox.
The path to becoming full-time missionaries started long ago for Tom and Becky Brockelman of Sherman. They started their new life in West Africa in November 2010. “We knew that God was calling us to go there. I’ve never had any second thought on what we were meant to do. I’ve never had any doubt that God led us there,” Tom said.
Caring Santa events offer a controlled sensory-friendly environment for children with special needs. Events will be held at Galleria Dallas, Firewheel Town Center in Garland, Grapevine Mills and North East Mall in Hurst.
We might help kids prepare for the workplace by focusing more on flexibility and the ability to work with different types of people, writes one of our Teacher Voices columnists.
Worried about killer computers? So is billionaire technology guru Elon Musk. In August, Musk — the mind behind Tesla Motors, the CEO of SpaceX and co-founder of PayPal — said that artificial intelligence, popularly known as AI, is “potentially more dangerous than nukes.”