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Gov. Greg Abbott said he could not guarantee power would stay on throughout Texas this week, just two months after he promised the lights would stay on this winter.
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Several months after its Safe Campus suffered damages during Winter Storm Uri, the Family Place rededicated its repaired building on July 14.
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Patriotic Park Cities paradegoers took to the usual parade route for the Rotary Club of Park Cities’ Fourth of July parade this year.
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The Rotary Club of Park Cities’ historic annual fourth of July parade rolled through town again Saturday.
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Lawmakers argue that spreading costs through the whole market — which will get passed through to consumers’ bills — is necessary to stabilize the state’s electricity market and prevent even higher costs.
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After a tumultuous 2020, University Park Mayor Tommy Stewart discussed ongoing projects including work at Snider Plaza and the Miracle Mile at the first virtual annual state of the city address this week.
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The town of Highland Park and the city of University Park are offering residents a bit of relief on utility bills after the February winter storm.
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Dallas continues to deal with the aftermath of last week’s storm, all while ramping up vaccine distribution. Here’s what you need to know today.
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The COVID-19 pandemic prompted the city of University Park and Highland Park ISD to re-examine how their outdoor space is used.
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Sunday was a balmy 71 degrees, and temperatures have warmed enough to make significant inroads at addressing the damage done from the sub-zero temperatures.
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Temperatures are on the rise, and more homes (6,000 in Dallas were still without as of last night, according to
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