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More than 70 years later, I work with the newspaper that wrote about her as an international student.
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Dozens turned out Sunday evening to march in support of Santos Rodriguez, a 12-year-old boy fatally shot by a Dallas police officer 50 years ago.
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The Dallas Asian American Historical Society is on a mission to ensure the stories of the city’s early Chinese American restaurateurs are remembered and respected.
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Frederick Douglass Haynes III, pastor of Dallas' Friendship-West Baptist Church, now heads the Rainbow Push Coalition, succeeding civil rights icon Jesse Jackson.
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Michael Lockhart was an eyewitness to a chaotic shooting in Fort Worth's Como neighborhood over the July Fourth holiday that left three people dead and eight wounded.
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The court’s ruling will change admissions practices at the University of Texas at Austin, the state’s only large public university that considers race, and some private universities.
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Native Americans in the United States experience higher rates of mental health issues than their white counterparts. Texas Native Health is expanding mental health services to meet the needs in the state.
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As archeologists uncover more graves, a new person is added to the team — one who specializes in studying human remains. After a few months, she thinks she knows who these people might be.
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After years of planning, contractors finally break ground on the site of a new school in Sugar Land. But the very next day, someone shows up with a warning: Be on the lookout for bodies.
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A federal lawsuit alleges that a Fort Worth police officer used excessive force when he allegedly threw a man to the ground and knocked him unconscious.
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The harp is made of translucent red resin with strings that are laser beams.
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Historic Black neighborhoods in Southeast Denton are changing — Now longtime residents are trying to preserve the area's history.