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COVID-19 dominated the news cycle in 2020, but that's not the only thing that happened. See some of the stories that reflect this unprecedented year, as chosen by our reporters.
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Hundreds of millions of federal dollars have been spent for COVID-19 response.
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County Judge Chris Hill sent out an email this afternoon explaining that Vance died after a unspecified short illness.
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The Dallas City Council has approved $500,000 to study how widely spread the coronavirus is in North Texas and why some communities are harder-hit than others.
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The college released COVID-19 numbers from August through October on Wednesday, Nov. 11. in response to a public records request.
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The lack of transparency about coronavirus cases in this North Texas community college system is causing concern among some faculty and students.
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Although Democrats didn't flip any congressional seats, experts said that demographic growth is still fueling a change in counties like Fort Bend, Collin and Williamson.
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South Asian Americans are growing in number and political influence — especially in North Texas. Some of these voters and volunteers in Collin County, an area expected to represent larger statewide and national election outcomes, shared the issues they care about.
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A Republican stronghold as recently as a few years ago, the county north of Dallas is now home to two of the most hotly contested state House races and a congressional contest about which Democrats are increasingly bullish.
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A professor’s social media posts about Vice President Mike Pence led the college president to issue a letter, calling the posts “hateful, vile and ill-considered.”
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Early detection is key to successful treatment of breast cancer. A breast surgical oncologist warns delayed or canceled mammograms can lead to diagnoses at later stages.
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Republican incumbent Van Taylor tries to fend off Democrat Lulu Seikaly in one of the key matchups in the suburbs of North Texas.