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North Texas Leaders Decry Impact of Medicaid Block Grants

Congressman Marc Veasey and the DFW Hospital Council are critical of the new proposal.
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Government

A Look at What Redistricting in Texas Could Mean for Dallas-Fort Worth

Like much of the state, demographics in DFW are changing. With a new Census and state redistricting around the corner, let's take a look at what's at stake.
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Business

Tillerson and Trump: Star-crossed from the Start

Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state who's from North Texas, wasn't on the same wavelength as President Donald Trump. Now he's out.
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Business

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Fetes a Legendary Dallas Billionaire

At a private party in Preston Hollow, politicos and the Simmons family celebrate the brand-new Harold C. Simmons Memorial Highway.
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Business

Why Dallas Should Hope It Doesn’t Land Amazon’s HQ2

Could an Amazon HQ in the wrong location cannibalize Dallas' tech sector, and is wooing big corporations a bad investment of public dollars?
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Blame For Collin County Growing Pains Rests on State, Regional, and Local Officials

Regional planning in DFW has mostly meant subsidizing road and development projects that are now straining life in booming Collin County
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Good Public Transit

Why Tomorrow’s DART Board Appointment Vote Is About More than Cities and Suburbs

We're about to enter an era of unprecedented transformation in how transportation fundamentally works. DART needs to be ready to respond to the moment.
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Fair Park

Dallas Has Business to Settle with the State Fair of Texas

Fair Park would be in much better shape had the State Fair actually lived-up to the terms of its contract with the city
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Crime

On My Recent Return to Prison and Catching Up With Old Friends

Seagoville Federal Correctional Institution was everything I remembered it to be.
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Government

This Freshman Dallas Rep’s First Bill Will Help Battle the Rape Kit Backlog

The bill, authored by State Rep. Victoria Neave (she's on the right in the photo above), will use donations from driver's license renewals to test rape kits.
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