Stories by Bethany Erickson
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Leading Off (3/30/23)
It's opening day for both the Rangers and the Longhorn Ballroom, but don't sleep on UNT's NIT championship appearance tonight, either.
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Week: March 30-April 2
It's a very big weekend for live music, thanks to the grand re-opening of the Longhorn Ballroom, the NCAA Women's Final Four, Taylor Swift, and New Jack legends New Edition.
Arts & Entertainment
Ready for It? 5 Things You Need to Know Before Taylor Swift Hits AT&T Stadium
Rangers fans and Swifties will converge on Arlington this weekend. There will be no blank parking spaces.
Local News
A Quarter of Downtown Dallas Is Parking Lots. Could That Change?
As Dallas examines its land use plan, it's time to talk about parking lots.
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Watermark South Dallas and Its Neighbors Will Spend More Time Hashing Out Concerns
The neighborhood around the former Pearl C. Anderson Learning Center saw its school close in 2012, and has fought to have input in its destiny ever since. Development on the property by its owner, Watermark Church, will pause as it seeks to reassure its neighbors.
Stories by Bethany Erickson
Local News
When a Student Was Shot, These Thomas Jefferson Staffers Took Action
When gunfire erupted at Thomas Jefferson High School Tuesday afternoon, three staff members ran toward it. This is their story.
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Week: March 24-26
This weekend you have plenty of options, including local acts and some big names. Get out and enjoy some live entertainment.
Local News
Leading Off (3/23/23)
Enjoy the sun and warm temperatures today, because storms are due to arrive overnight.
Local News
A Day After Shooting, Staff at Thomas Jefferson High Prepare to Reassure Students
After a student was shot at a campus parking lot Tuesday afternoon, Thomas Jefferson High School staff will once again be tasked with making their school a safe haven.
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TxDOT Will Spend at Least $24 Million Improving Road Safety in Dallas in the Next Three Years
The agency has identified 51 projects that it says are targeted to help some of the riskiest roads in Dallas. Will it bring the city closer to its Vision Zero goals?