Too Fast, Too Furious, Too Bad You Have No More Car
“This car is their baby. It’s their girlfriend. So this is another tool in our toolbox.”
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Author: Bethany Erickson
Dallas City Council to Vote on Proposed Katy Trail High-Rise
Dallas City Council members are set to vote Wednesday on a proposed high-rise along the Katy Trail that has been fraught with controversy.
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Radio Hall of Famer Ron Chapman Dies at 85
When legendary radio personality Ron Chapman retired from full-time work on the airwaves in 2005, it didn’t take much to get everyone to tell their favorite story about the Radio Hall of Famer.
Chapman died Monday at age 85.
Telemedicine Will Stay Post COVID, Doctors Say
Telemedicine has been around for a while, but it’s safe to say it became more popular this year, during the pandemic — and it’s probably going to stay that way.
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Get Ready to Plan Next Year: Dallas ISD Calendars Are Out
Depending on what school a student goes to, there will be three different varieties of calendars for Dallas ISD next year: a base calendar, an intersession calendar, and a “School Day Redesign” calendar.
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Early Voting Continues in Park Cities, Preston Hollow
Polling locations in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow have had some of the highest turnout in Dallas County since early voting started Monday.
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Man Brandishing ‘Replica Firearm’ Shot by Dallas Police
Dallas police fatally shot a man brandishing what was later found to be a replica firearm after he reportedly stole from a nearby CVS near Coit Drive and Interestate 635 Monday evening.
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What Do the Candidates Say About Building Permits?
As part of our candidate questionnaire for the Dallas City Council race, we asked candidates one burning question in the real estate and construction world — what about building permits?
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Beck Realty Hangs Residential Real Estate Shingle
Scott Beck has a lot of irons in the fire – and he’s added one more with Beck Realty Residential, which will be helmed by Crystal Gonzalez and Courtney Tauriac.
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Bills Take Aim at Local Control, Finances, and Ratings for Districts
Several bills filed in the Texas legislature could spell trouble for public school districts.
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Experts Call Lowered Risk Level a ‘Triumph’
Thanks to a lot of masking, social distancing and, yes, vaccinations, one metric used to gauge the county’s progress in flattening the curve when it comes to COVID-19 is yielding positive news.
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