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Business/Economy

Richardson-based RealPage settles antitrust suit over rent prices

Alexsis Jones

The suit accused RealPage of facilitating the sharing of pricing data that assisted landlords in fixing rent prices across the nation.

A tower of balloons in a spiraling pattern of orange, white and black sits next to the entrance to the child and teen health clinic at Metrocare's new Hillside campus. The doors are glass with clinic information printed on them. There are two big planters on both sides of the two-door entrance with flowers in them. Two metal supports cross in front of the door and some grass and other greens are planted near the bottom of the supports.

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Health & Wellness

Health information of thousands of Metrocare patients shared to unauthorized network

Abigail Ruhman

Shelves of cat and dog food are in a shed at the Dallas Humane Society.

Priscilla Rice

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News

North Texas animal shelters offer pet food to help owners struggling to buy groceries

Priscilla Rice

Tanner Thomas of Argyle, 20, and Gavin Weisenburg of Allen, 21, were indicted this week conspiracy to murder, maim or kidnap in a foreign country and production of child pornography charges.

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Criminal Justice

Argyle 20-year-old pleads not guilty to planning Haitian island invasion, attorney says

Christian McPhate | Denton Record-Chronicle

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Arts & Culture

From ‘A Christmas Carol’ to ‘Espresso Nutcracker,’ 9 holiday shows in D-FW to see in 2025

Alyson Rodriguez | The Dallas Morning News

This Christmas season in North Texas will be filled with classic and favorite holiday plays, musicals, ballets and other festive performances fit for the whole family.
Texas News

Texas education chief met with Turning Point USA to discuss group’s expansion in high schools

Jaden Edison | The Texas Tribune

The meeting happened days before Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pledged $1 million to help establish chapters of the conservative student group on every Texas college and high school campus.
Arts & Culture

In Oak Cliff, this cultural advocate makes zines as a way to ‘record our present’

Elizabeth Myong

For decades, Ofelia Faz-Garza has been collecting and making zines.
Texas News

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues a second state agency over rules he says discriminate on religious grounds

Jess Huff | The Texas Tribune

Paxton, who is running to unseat fellow Republican John Cornyn in the U.S. Senate, has vowed to strike down Texas laws that “undermine religious liberty.”