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Devastating Fire Destroys Historic Texas Sanctuary
A four-alarm fire on Friday has destroyed the historic chapel at First Baptist Church in Dallas. The chapel served as the main sanctuary for the church until 2013 when a new sanctuary was built. The historic secondary chapel held services for nearly a century. Firefighters were called to the scene...
Sam the Magic Man Conjures Up Delight at Grand Prairie Libraries This Friday
For Grand Prairie residents looking for enchantment to break up their summer routine, take note — magic is coming to your local libraries. The City of Grand Prairie has announced a family magic show featuring none other than Sam the Magic Man, set to perform on Friday, July 26. The show promises to deliver a mix of visual illusions and comedic sketches suitable for all ages.
'It's fishy' | Alarming email makes its rounds in Central Texas claiming to be from TxDOT
BELTON, Texas — A suspicious email is swarming inboxes across Central Texas. People are reaching out to 6 News saying the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) emailed them urging them to validate their information for a REAL ID. A REAL ID is a driver's license, learner's permit or non-driver...
Texas GOP lawmakers denounce Kamala Harris' likely nomination over her handling of immigration
As it becomes clearer that Vice President Kamala Harris will step up to be the Democratic nominee at the 2024 general elections, Texas Republican lawmakers are strengthening their attacks, particularly over her handling of immigration. One of those voicing the message is Texan Sen. Ted Cruz, who said that on...
Trackdown: Help find the hit-and-run driver who killed a 76-year-old in Dallas
DALLAS - In this week's Trackdown, the Dallas County Sheriff's Department is searching for the hit-and-run driver that killed a 76-year-old man. Carlos Guerrero Serrano was walking along the service road of I-30, near Buckner Boulevard, on the morning of June 26. He stopped and waited for traffic before he...
Preston Hollow Crime Reports July 15-21
A burglar pried open a door and stole from a retail store at an unspecified time on July 16 in the 10700 block of Preston Road. A drunk driver caused an accident around 3:32 a.m. in the 5100 block of Royal Lane. A fraudster used a stolen ID at an...
Dallas CASA Hosts Parade of Playhouses Closing Party
Dallas CASA held a closing party for its 29th annual Parade of Playhouses at Breadwinners, NorthPark Center. Over 100 guests joined the celebration and thanked the builders and architects behind the 13 custom playhouses up for bidding. Dallas CASA CEO Kathleen M. LaValle expressed her deepest gratitude for the builders’...
Dallas to vote on ending arrests, citations for small amounts of marijuana
DALLAS - Marijuana possession is still illegal in Texas, but Dallas could become the largest city in the state to stop arresting people with small amounts of it. The City of Dallas confirmed that enough signatures have been collected to put the issue on the November ballot. Dallas police already...
HP to Consider Resolution Supporting Cities Seeking DART Funding Changes
The Highland Park Town Council has asked staff to draft a resolution supporting cities that have requested Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) reconsider the formula it uses to collect revenue. DART receives one percent of the sales tax collected by the state comptroller on behalf of 13 member cities. At...
The CEO of the nonprofit that manages Fair Park announces resignation
DALLAS — The CEO of the nonprofit that manages Fair Park submitted his resignation Tuesday amid concerns about the park’s finances and after months of leadership turmoil. Fair Park First CEO Brian Luallen’s resignation is effective August 15. Luallen had called for a forensic audit into the park’s finances in April. The status of his employment has been in question since May. He was placed on a 45-day leave of absence in May, and the Fair Park First board approved reinstating Luallen after the suspension in June.
Watch: Flash Flooding Forces Interstate Closure in Dallas
Video footage shows vehicles submerged in floodwaters on I-635 in Dallas. Somewhere between 1.5 and 4 inches of rain fell within a three-hour window Monday morning. Flash flooding has always been a problem in this neck of the woods. However, many of the people commenting on the below video on X claim it has been worse due to construction on I-635.
New Accelerator for DFW Small Businesses Now Accepting Applications!
Calling all black owned small businesses in DFW! The Dallas College Foundation and the UPS Foundation have teamed up with Start.Pivot.Grow. for a 10- week small business accelerator program. (SPG), a program run by consulting firm Integrality offers small business owners assistance in the form of services, education, resources, and funds, to help grow and […] The post New Accelerator for DFW Small Businesses Now Accepting Applications! appeared first on 97.9 The Beat.
MySweetOpportunity: Dallas Historical Society’s 43rd Annual Dallas History Makers Awards For Excellence Luncheon
According to Dallas Historical Society Executive Director Karl Chiao,. “The Dallas Historical Society (DHS) is thrilled to announce the 43rd Annual Dallas History Makers Awards for Excellence Luncheon (DHM)! Since 1981, these prestigious awards have honored individuals who have made significant contributions to the quality of life in Dallas. Established by Lindalyn Adams, then-President of DHS, the awards recognize achievements in ten categories including, Arts Leadership, Business, Creative Arts, Education, Health/Sciences, Humanities, Philanthropy, and Volunteer Community Leadership.
Dallas man charged with girlfriend's murder after apartment found with blood from 'floor to ceiling', docs say
DALLAS - Dallas police say a man beat his girlfriend to death, skipped town and then claimed that he was drugged and being framed for her murder. Witnesses say they heard arguing the night it happened and then complete silence. On the afternoon of June 26, Stephen Selmon, 61, called...
Dallas Love Field Airport Invites Community to Engage at Good Neighbor Program Meeting
Community members and others who have a stake in the operations of Dallas Love Field Airport are gearing up for the upcoming quarterly meeting of the Good Neighbor Program, slated for July 30 at 6 p.m. This meeting, a regular fixture for those who keep a close eye on the airport's dealings, will take place in person at the Department of Aviation's Foxtronics Building, offering locals a chance to hear updates and engage with airport staff on various topics, according to the City of Dallas.
The Asian Film Festival of Dallas Takes Over the Angelika This Weekend
The Asian Film Festival of Dallas (AFFD) returns for its 23rd outing this weekend at the Angelika Film Center in Mockingbird Station. The festival has long provided a platform for films of all genres that showcase Asian cultures and artistry, and this year’s event brings even more high-profile features and guests than usual.
Back by Popular Demand, Chobani and La Colombe Release Pumpkin Spice Portfolio
Chobani, a next generation food and beverage company known for Greek Yogurt, and La Colombe, a leading coffee roaster, are getting into the festive fall spirit with the reveal of their 2024 pumpkin spice collection.
Dallas Unveils SMART Summer Campaign Filled with Educational and Enrichment Activities for All Ages
The City of Dallas is bustling with energy as it rolls out several community-engaging events and initiatives designed to enhance the lives of its citizens during the summer months. In a communications release from the City of Dallas, details of the Dallas SMART Summer program were revealed, emphasizing the numerous educational and enriching programs offered by the Dallas Public Libraries (DPL). The Dallas SMART Summer campaign is highlighted by a series of events including the "Summer of Safety" program, offering free lunch for kids and a wide array of activities designed for children and teenagers – from a robotics program to culture-rich events such as a Rap Poetry Workshop and a K-Pop Extravaganza.
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