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Last year the Lone Star Palengke festival brought in an estimated 10,000 visitors.
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The city joins Plano, Highland Park and Farmers Branch in seeking a potential withdrawal from the transit agency.
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Irving-based Kimberly-Clark is buying Tylenol maker Kenvue in an approximately $48.7 billion cash-and-stock deal, creating a massive consumer health goods company.
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Wells Fargo celebrated the opening of its new $570 million campus in Irving with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and panel discussion featuring Gov. Greg Abbott. The campus is the latest sign of how much finance firms are investing in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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On Oct. 18, the event will instead take place at Levy Event Plaza, which organizers say offers more space for over 30,000 expected participants.
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Dallas County is expanding its Overdose Response Team to five cities, aiming to reduce fentanyl-related deaths through onsite care and recovery support.
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The budget addresses first responder staffing and infrastructure improvements, among other city priorities.
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Noise and disruption complaints could jeopardize Yello Belly racing strip's county operational permit renewal.
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North Texas Ukrainian community comes together for art, dance and rock music against backdrop of warThe concert was a celebration of Ukrainian Independence Day, hosted by the Ukrainian Cultural Club of Dallas.
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How does Red Bull’s competition work? Whichever craft flies the farthest — whether made by professional or amateur — wins.
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The city was one of five municipalities that sent a letter to the governor in support of two bills that would reduce funding to the agency.
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The breakout singer, performing Aug. 7 at Irving’s Toyota Music Factory, talks newfound fame, going to therapy and how he finally found his voice.