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Paul Carden on Oak Cliff Apartment Project: ‘Don’t Build Multifamily in Dumb Locations’
During a time when multifamily has become a four-letter word among some Dallas residents, the City Council agreed last week to allow a local developer to build 26 units on the west line of Upton Street between East Clarendon Drive and Viola Street. The City Plan Commission approved developer Paul...
TPI, University of Texas participate in wind blade cure optimization project
On Aug. 14, TPI Composites Inc. (TPI, Scottsdale, Ariz., U.S.) announced its participation with the University of Texas at Dallas to apply physics-informed machine learning (ML) algorithms to simulate and optimize the composite wind blade curing process through multi-zone temperature control. It is reported that this will solve a current technological gap by developing a smart “digital twin” that optimizes the curing process in wind blade manufacturing. Funded by the Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, this project will accelerate the transition of research on ML-based modeling tools in academia to real industrial applications.
What’s New at UTD? Work on Arts, Student Buildings Reshapes Campus
Newcomers and returning students, faculty and staff coming to The University of Texas at Dallas for the fall semester will see the beginning of a new cultural district and progress on a pair of new student-focused buildings as the University prepares to welcome an expected student population of nearly 31,000.
Cognitive Neuroscientist Named Dean of Behavioral, Brain Sciences
Dr. Adam J. Woods, a leader in neuromodulation who is focused on finding noninvasive methods for remediating age-related decline in thinking and memory, has joined The University of Texas at Dallas as dean of the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences (BBS). “UT Dallas’ meteoric rise is a big part...
Last known Tuskegee Airman in North Texas dies at 98
DALLAS — One of the last living Tuskegee Airmen in North Texas has died. Colonel Lloyd B. McKeethen died at 98 years old in Dallas Thursday, his family confirmed to WFAA. "We, his family and friends miss him dearly already. He was our hero and an American hero," said his granddaughter Nita McKeethen.
'I will always have this' | North Texas' Sam Watson earns bronze medal at Paris Olympics, breaking his own world record
DALLAS — Did you know the fastest climber in the world is from Southlake? At 18 years old, he just earned a bronze medal in his first Olympics. "To be that good is definitely a big shock, and something I haven’t truly comprehended," Sam Watson told WFAA. "But it does mean a lot."
Dallas police investigate attempted kidnapping neighbors believe was something else
DALLAS — Over the last few days, it's been widely reported that Dallas police are investigating what they believe was an attempted kidnapping in a North Dallas neighborhood Monday afternoon. A young man exiting a white SUV and approaching a group of kids was identified as the suspect. Thursday, the department said it's still investigating, but provided more information. They said the involved individuals have been identified, are under the age of 18, and have been cooperating with the investigation. In this case, detectives do not believe there is a threat to the public at this time. No arrests have been made in...
Dallas Cowboys: $10M In Cap Space May Open Up In Very Near Future
The Dallas Cowboys have numerous players they want to keep in town for the foreseeable future. Unfortunately, if they want to do that they’re going to need to make them one of the highest paid at their respective positions (Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb to start). Dallas may be...
Supporters of pot decriminalization work to campaign ahead of Dallas vote in November
Voters will decide whether Dallas becomes the largest city in Texas to decriminalize misdemeanor pot possession. Even before the measure is on the November ballot, organizers are confident that voters will follow the lead of other cities and approve it. Despite a national debate and legalization efforts in some states,...
The Texas Education Agency can’t release school grades, but districts can — and some are
DALLAS — A lawsuit filed earlier this week stopped the Texas Education Agency’s release of A-F school grades, which had been due out Thursday. But districts already have the STAAR test data those grades are predominantly based on, and some are releasing the numbers themselves. Dallas ISD on...
‘He feels vindicated,' Bryan Riser's attorney on settlement with the city of Dallas
Three years after his dramatic release from county jail, former Dallas Police Officer Bryan Riser once again feels vindicated. Riser has been embroiled in a years-long battle for his good name and freedom after being accused and charged with two murders. “He’s very, very happy now much happier, he feels...
Dallas City Hall mistake could cost Elm Thicket developer nearly half a million dollars
DALLAS - A mistake by the city of Dallas has homeowners in a historic neighborhood frustrated and developers facing potentially huge financial setbacks. It turns out the city issued 19 building permits in violation of the Elm Thicket neighborhood's zoning restrictions. One developer says stopping construction now would be catastrophic...
Sights and sounds from #FRI2024
Fire-Rescue International is in full swing in Dallas, with educational sessions, exhibit hall activity and industry networking opportunities around every corner. Can’t make the show? Check out these galleries, which we’ll update all week. If you are at the show, we’d love to see your #FRI2024 photos and...
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