Penelope Rivera
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Executive pastor Ben Lovvorn said he hopes services will resume at the church next week.
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The McKinney Islamic Association is requesting the city rezone a parcel of land to allow the construction of a 37,000-square-foot mosque. But residents in neighboring areas say it would bring in too much traffic.
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A Dallas resident and two people in Garland have been diagnosed with West Nile.
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Passengers should expect heavy delays as repair work continues through Wednesday on DART's downtown system.
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Local governments, business and residents in North Texas have been affected by a software update malfunction involving a cybersecurity company called CrowdStrike
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The Keller Education Foundation this week announced the Ongoing Needs and Essentials Fund for educators who need resources that might not be offered in the district's budget.
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More than half of DART's 13 member cities in North Texas want to reduce their sales tax contributions, but the DART board is responsible for the final decision.
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The Michelin Guide announced restaurants from five cities in Texas will be reviewed this year for coveted Michelin stars.
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The council passed a resolution this week in support of lowering its sales tax contribution to the transit agency. Plano and Rowlett have passed similar resolutions in recent weeks.
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City officials are warning residents after an alligator was spotted earlier this week. Wildlife experts say as North Texas cities grow, encounters with these reptiles will happen more often.
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DART is proposing changes to its fare passes and prices, which could go into place early next year.
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Dallas police were responding to a call about an active robbery at around 1 a.m. last Thursday when the shooting took place.