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Parents say Texas zoo's Halloween displays left kids in tears
Some families say they had to cover their kids' eyes or skip exhibits.
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Edgewood ISD superintendent retires before new school board members take office
Eduardo Hernandez is retiring from Edgewood Independent School District after nearly a decade of serving at the helm. He first came onto the district in 2018, and on Wednesday discussed a voluntary retirement agreement with the school board, who approved it with a 6-1 vote. “To provide education for the...
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Former Tyler assistant police chief sworn in as latest city council member
TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Former Tyler Police Department Assistant Chief David L. Long was sworn in as the newest city council member for Tyler District 1 on Tuesday. Long retired from the Tyler Police Department in February after serving with the Rose City’s police force since 1994. According to the City of Tyler, he also […]
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Mabank mayor explains water rate increase
MABANK ‑Mayor Randy Teague outlined rising water system costs before the Mabank City Council’s regular meeting Nov. 10, explaining why water rates are increasing. Teague said electricity costs for producing and delivering water have risen more than 40% over the past five years. During that time, the city has worked on water system upgrades. The cost of large-diameter PVC pipe used for pumping, distribution and repairs has risen more than 35%, along with gasoline and diesel prices have more than doubled, he said.
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Texas football powerhouse out of playoffs after court ruling
Just a few days ago, Argyle Liberty Christian (TX) announced that it would be seeking legal action against the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) decision to ban the Warriors from postseason play . On Tuesday, a Denton County Courthouse denied the school's request for a temporary restraining order. Charles Baggarly of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported that the decision was announced after several hours of deliberation. The ruling keeps Liberty Christian out of the TAPPS Division I postseason. According to Baggarly, 362nd Judicial District Court Judge Bruce McFarling ruled that TAPPS did not do anything illegal or against public policy. The ruling from McFarling came down to proper due process, not whether the athlete was coached by Griffin or if the athlete was ineligible. More: Texas high school football rankings: USA TODAY Sports Super 10, Week 13 The first round of the postseason was moved back a week to allow for changes to be made to the eight-team bracket. Liberty Christian, led by five-star Oklahoma linebacker commit Cooper Witten, was viewed by many as the favorite to win the state championship in the division. TAPPS' original decision was based on findings that found the program broke the
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Nobody Is Shocked That This Texas City Was Just Named One Of The Happiest In America
Somewhere between the perfectly maintained parks and the smell of something incredible coming from a food hall the size of a small country, Plano, Texas quietly became one of the happiest cities in America. And honestly, once you spend a little time here, the only surprising thing is that it...
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H-E-B to host free Feast of Sharing holiday dinners in DFW
DALLAS - H-E-B and Central Market will provide free holiday meals to thousands of North Texans this November at the annual Feast of Sharing events in Dallas and Fort Worth. The Fort Worth Feast of Sharing, the 14th annual event for the city, will take place Wednesday, Nov. 11. The...
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$100 million condo tower coming to Dallas' Turtle Creek neighborhood
A $100 million tower with 44 luxury condo residences is coming to Dallas' Turtle Creek neighborhood. The Dallas-based firm M&A DevCo is building The Cypress at Turtle Creek, a 25-story tower. Anna Theeringer, the development's director of sales, said the tower could be a place for professionals moving to the area.
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Packed with a massive new winter ice rink and spectacular rooftop skyline views, downtown Dallas’ iconic Klyde Warren Park is officially launching an incredible $44.6 million expansion
One of Dallas’ most distinctive green spaces is getting bigger—and the plans include a new spot to take in the skyline. Klyde Warren Park’s Phase 2.0 expansion will extend the park westward toward Field Street, adding a glass-and-steel pavilion, a rooftop terrace and an outdoor lawn that will transform into an ice-skating rink during winter. The project will grow the park from 5.4 to 7.1 acres by covering another section of Woodall Rodgers Freeway.