Stories by Bethany Erickson
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Richardson-based RealPage Is Facing a DOJ Investigation Into Its Rent Pricing Software
The real estate software company RealPage has been accused of using its rent pricing software to help landlords inflate market rents. Now it faces 11 lawsuits and an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Local News
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Reporters Began Their Strike Monday. The Company Is Now Listing Their Jobs.
Almost all of the members of the Fort Worth NewsGuild voted in favor of an open-ended strike that began Monday. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram's parent company says it will continue to bargain in good faith, but also locked reporters out of their emails and will end their benefits.
Local News
Leading Off (11/24/22)
Here are some things to be thankful for on this soggy Thanksgiving Day.
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas-Fort Worth This Week: November 25-27
Whether it's metal, country, or favorite local acts, there's something for your post-Thanksgiving entertainment this weekend.
Politics & Government
Some Texas Legislators Push School Vouchers Despite Continued Resistance
School vouchers are back in play in the upcoming state legislative session. Is this the session they finally happen?
Stories by Bethany Erickson
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Winter Is Near, and the State Agency in Charge of the Power Grid May Not Be Ready
The state Sunset Advisory Commission's report found that the Public Utility Commission is "woefully under-resourced.” The finding comes after the agency debuted its plan to make the grid more reliable.
Arts & Entertainment
Love Is Blind’s Dallas Season Is Complete, But There Is Still Plenty to Talk About
Dallas' season of Love Is Blind is over, but we have details about the things you didn't necessarily see. Spoilers ahead.
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Week: November 18-20
It's a chilly weekend, but two nights of George Strait ought to warm everyone right up.
Local News
Explainer: The City’s Police and Fire Pension Shortfall May Not Be the Calamity It Was In 2016
The Dallas Police and Fire Pension System's status is still a concern, and it will need the city to increase its contribution to improve its odds. But it's not quite at the verge of collapse, as it was in 2016.
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Leading Off (11/17/22)
It might be cold enough (in some parts of North Texas) to see snow tomorrow, so you should definitely dig out that puffer coat.