Greenhill, St. Mark’s Runners Win
It had been more than three decades since the Greenhill girls were faster on grass than any of their SPC
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Dallas
Tornado Victims to Get Property Tax Break
At its Tuesday meeting, the Dallas County Commissioner’s court voted to allow the Dallas Central Appraisal District to reappraise any
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Morning Tornado Briefing: Moving Forward
The city has ceased daily updates, and new information is slowing down. As we mentioned earlier this week, we will
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Morning Tornado Briefing: FEMA on Ground, Abbott Due Friday
Streets are passable, shops and restaurants are reopening, and Oncor, AT&T, and Spectrum are working through a shorter list every
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When the Tornado Destroyed Their School, Cambridge School Students Came Running
The past week and a half, The Cambridge School of Dallas students have been without a school home, but that
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Morning Tornado Briefing: Time To Start Shopping Local
Although some favorites will not be back for longer, some Preston-Royal merchants are starting to reopen — but we have
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Climate Plan Should Arrive by Earth Day
City leaders can’t make Dallas a healthier, cleaner place all alone.
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Morning Tornado Briefing: The Hard Work Continues
The roads are finally passable (with the exception of Preston Road and Royal, where even yesterday the northbound lane was
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Talking Tornadoes With Children Is Important
Even if your home wasn’t impacted by the Oct. 20 tornado that touched down in North Dallas, it’s unlikely that
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Morning Tornado Briefing: Much Has Been Done, Much Still Needed
If you got out and about this weekend, or if you’ve made it into the office by now, you’ve likely
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Morning Tornado Briefing: Schools Reopening Next Week
Our commitment to bringing you quick updates in a briefing form won’t take a break on the weekend, at least
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