Jacqueline Fellows
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Café Momentum has some of the hardest tables to book in Dallas. The once-a-month pop-up dinners sell out fast at $100 a plate. They’re held at hot… -
Exide’s exit from the city of Frisco was formalized last night quickly and without dissent. That’s a stark contrast to the three-year, citizen-led… -
Texas' fight to keep eight Air National Guard C-130 airplanes in Fort Worth may be paying off. In Congress, the House version of the defense spending bill… -
Today is the last day of early voting for the city council and school board elections across the metroplex this weekend. In Dallas County, only 18,000… -
On Wednesday, the Dallas City Council will vote on spending 25 million dollars to update Cotton Bowl stadium. The football rivalry between the University… -
Hundreds of Lancaster residents are still waiting to return home. The EF-2 tornado that hit Tuesday afternoon destroyed homes and property in the… -
Dallas business leaders will showcase the new Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge this weekend. They say it will breathe new life into long-neglected areas of West… -
West Dallas is preparing for this weekend’s debut of the new Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. Officials delayed opening the bridge to traffic until later this… -
The Trinity River project’s most visible sign of progress may be delayed, but Texas Republican Senator John Cornyn says he will work shoulder to shoulder… -
For some of the thousands living in the United States, casting a vote in Iraq's Jan. 30 elections means driving thousands of miles. Detroit, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington and Nashville, Tenn., are the only polling sites.
