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Why is the Oak Cliff streetcar out of service so often?

Continue reading Why is the Oak Cliff streetcar out of service so often?

Man fatally shot at store near Fair Park where 6-year-old was hurt in drive-by last week

Continue reading Man fatally shot at store near Fair Park where 6-year-old was hurt in drive-by last week

Tiny houses for homeless are over budget, but nonprofit still wants to build more

Continue reading Tiny houses for homeless are over budget, but nonprofit still wants to build more

See the new skyscrapers going up in Uptown's $1 billion growth spurt

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Steve Brown

Continue reading See the new skyscrapers going up in Uptown's $1 billion growth spurt

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Kevin Krause

City of Dallas employee busted after co-workers say he was viewing child porn on his phone

A city of Dallas auto parts worker was arrested after co-workers found him browsing through child porn on his cell phone in the break room.

Police release name of officer injured in fatal east Oak Cliff shootout

Ebola nurse Nina Pham close to settlement with Texas Health Resources

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Kevin Krause

Men threatened violence against associates in $100M military health care fraud, feds say

Two men who are accused of defrauding the military's health care system threatened to make snitches disappear, federal court filings show.

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Lauren McGaughy

LGBT equality rankings put Dallas on top, suburbs on the bottom

Dallas and Forth Worth nabbed a perfect score on a new survey of the country's most gay-friendly cities, while Irving and McKinney landed near the bottom of the same ranking.

Drunken driver crashes into utility poles, causes power outage in Uptown

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Caleb Downs

Continue reading Drunken driver crashes into utility poles, causes power outage in Uptown

Construction kicks off on 14-story Virgin Hotel in Dallas Design District

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Steve Brown

The new Virgin Hotel is being built at Turtle Creek Boulevard at Hi Line Drive northwest of downtown.

Controversial plan may end struggle over what to do with vacant University Park building

Thousands of property execs from around the country will be in Big D next week

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After 43 years of limbo and couples skates, White Rock rink turns off its disco ball

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Claire Z. Cardona

The roller rink that opened in January 1973 shut its doors Sunday. Owners Chuck Connor and his wife Laura sold the Lake Highlands property and are retiring.