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Dallas Had 46 Extreme Heat Days in 1976. Here's That Total Now.
Stop us of you've heard this, but it's true: Summers in Dallas are getting longer and hotter. Surprise!. Actually, don't stop reading if you want some hard data to back up what your sweat-soaked, searing flesh is telling you. According to a recent report from CNN and the International Institute for Environment and Development, the last half century or so has seen steady growth in the number of "extreme heat" days in the city — days in which the high temperature hit 95 degrees or hotter. In 1976, Dallas sweated through 46 days of extreme heat. Last year, that number was 72, an increase of 26 days.
S2 Capital Acquires 238-Unit The Place at Saddle Creek Apartment Community in Prominent Dallas Submarket of Carrollton
DALLAS, TX - S2 Capital, a national, vertically integrated multifamily investment manager, announced the acquisition of The Place at Saddle Creek, a 238 unit, two story, multifamily property located in Carrollton, Texas, a prominent Dallas suburb. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. "The Place at Saddle Creek is an...
@properties Christie’s International Introduces Boundless Luxury In This Brand New Forest Hills Build
Representing one of the most impressive inventories across North Texas, @properties Christie’s International Real Estate has garnered a reputation for cornering the market when it comes to luxury listings. Whether we’re talking custom contemporary homes or classic architectural gems, this brokerage serves its clients by showcasing the absolute best the area has to offer. Its latest Forest Hills listing is no exception.
Richardson police officer responding to domestic violence call shoots, kills man
RICHARDSON – A man was fatally shot by a Richardson police officer who was responding to a domestic violence call this weekend. It happened on Sunday just after 4 a.m. in the 1500 block of Fair Oaks Drive. The victim told Richardson police she was assaulted by her boyfriend who was armed with a weapon. Police said when the officer arrived, the man was in the garage of the home, "wielding a large knife." Police said that despite repeated commands to drop the weapon, the man ignored them. He then left the garage and moved through the backyard, towards the officer. The man went to a parked pickup truck, where he reached inside, then suddenly turned towards the officer and waved the knife "in a threatening manner," police said.As a response, the officer discharged her firearm once, hitting the suspect in the upper part of his body. He was taken to a local hospital where he later died.The police officer has been placed on administrative leave. She has been with the Richardson Police Department for two years.
Collin County man wins $1M drawing at Choctaw Casino
DALLAS - Another North Texas man became a millionaire overnight when his name was called out at Choctaw Casino & Resort. Chandra G. from Collin County was picked early Sunday morning as the third and final winner in Choctaw’s "3 Months 3 Millionaires" drawing. He left the Durant, Oklahoma...
Officials open investigation after mom and son make disturbing discovery on hiking trail: 'There was … a strong smell'
A pair of hikers who stumbled upon a dead black bear in a garbage bag pulled the first thread that unraveled a mystery. Sonia Nayar, her son, and their dog were hiking near their home in Virginia in early June when they came across a grisly scene. "There was …...
Suspected drunken driver in fatal Fort Worth crash bonds out
FORT WORTH, Texas - The 19-year-old suspected of driving while intoxicated and killing five people in Fort Worth last week has bonded out of the Tarrant County jail. Eduardo Gonzalez is charged with five counts of intoxication manslaughter and driving while intoxicated. Fort Worth police said he was driving on...
60-70 - Rangers found clobbered by the Cuyahoga
The Texas Rangers scored five runs but the Cleveland Guardians scored thirteen runs. I suppose there’s some grace to the fact that the Rangers didn’t make anyone sweat out this loss as they quickly freed everyone’s Saturday evening up with a loss that was a blowout almost immediately. Thanks guys!
Prescott’s time with the Cowboys, Russell Wilson’s fading career among the hot QB questions in 2024
Dak Prescott figures to get paid, either by Dallas or another team willing to go north of $50 million per year if the Cowboys let his contract expire after this season. Russell Wilson hasn’t been announced as the starter for Pittsburgh’s opener in what’s shaped up to be the nine-time Pro Bowler’s last chance to revive a career that has stalled since his days as a star in Seattle.
Cowboys roster cuts and news tracker: All players released on the way to the 53-man group
The Dallas Cowboys have a long couple of days ahead of them as NFL mandates that every club must be down to their initial 53-man roster by 4:00pm ET this Tuesday, August 27th. With training camp and all of the preseason action officially behind them, the team hopefully has enough data to make the decisions that will set the group up in as best position as possible to challenge for the sixth Lombardi trophy that has eluded them for almost three decades.
North Texas Hosts "25 Years of Tradition" by Ballet Folklórico Mexico 2000 in Garland
The Mexico 2000 Ballet Folklórico is gearing up to give audiences a vibrant spectacle with their production, "25 Years of Tradition." Promising a visual feast of color and movement, this performance will take you through the diverse dance and traditional wear from multiple Mexican regions. Slated to take place...
Fun over 50: Fall adventures await Mesquite's active adults
From cardio drumming to virtual globe-trotting, Mesquite's 50+ Programs are redefining what it means to be a senior citizen. Pam Folsom, recreation supervisor for the city, orchestrates a vibrant symphony of activities designed to keep adults over 50 engaged, active and connected to their community. What interested you in parks...
Dallas-Fort Worth Braces for Sizzling Week with Temps Nearing 100, Possible Weekend Showers
The Dallas-Fort Worth area is forecasting a stretch of mostly sunny days, with temperatures hovering near the cusp of triple digits over the coming week. Residents can expect the warm trend to continue, with today's temperature reaching high near 98 degrees, accompanied by a light southeast wind shifting east southeast between 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Over 1.1 million removed from Texas voter rolls
(The Center Square) – Since a new law was enacted in 2021, the Texas Secretary of State’s Office has removed more than 1.1 million people from the state’s voter rolls. The removal process is ongoing, Gov. Greg Abbott said when announcing the updated removal numbers. Those removed include noncitizens illegally registered to vote, those who moved out of state, the deceased, those with a felony conviction, among others. ...
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