đ Freebies Up for Grabs in Coppell â Furniture, Metal & More
Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Coppell neighbors are giving away a mix of home goods, furniture, and more this week. Check out these local finds before theyâre gone!
Is a Future House Trying to Take the Bluff Out of Bluffview?
Known for its Natural Beauty, Bluffview Neighbors Want Answers to Bluff Destruction. Practically the Hill Country of Dallas, Bluffview homes are tucked beneath old-growth canopies and behind shrubs that have been allowed to proliferate to keep the area as native as possible. For many homes, the nearest neighbor is the wildlife. And there are actual cliffs with overlooks.
Dallas weather: Cold front will bring higher chance of rain, storms
DALLAS - While Thursday offered a summer-like preview with highs reaching the mid-80s, the forecast suggests a split weekend. The 39th annual MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival kicked off Thursday under warm, partly sunny skies, but organizers and attendees are keeping a close watch on the horizon as a cold front threatens to dampen the weekendâs outdoor festivities.
Dallas-Fort Worth leads nation in corporate HQ relocations
DALLAS â This article was originally published in the Dallas Business Journal. Read the original article and more business content here. Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 1 in the nation last year for corporate headquarter relocations and continues to dominate longer-term as company mobility accelerates overall, according to a new analysis by CBRE.
Oak Cliff fought for it. Now, Dallas’ second deck park is almost here
DALLAS â Ten years ago, residents in the historic Oak Cliff community said enough is enough. Construction of the highway divided the east and west sides of the community. Then, both sides rallied together to advocate for a bridge park like Klyde Warren Park in Downtown Dallas. Halperin Park...
209 employees to leave UTA by end of May as part of buyouts, records...
More than 200 UTA employees will leave campus by the end of May as part of a buyout program, according to data obtained by The Shorthorn through an open records request. The departures â which include employees in long-standing administrative and leadership positions â reflect budget cuts being made across campus amid federal policy changes affecting higher education funding nationwide.
Texas Tesla driver narrowly avoids autopilot disaster
A Tesla driver narrowly avoided disaster when the autopilot on his car engaged and drove trough a down railroad crossing just missing a DART train in Plano.
DoorDash Grandma Doesnât Need To Save 4 Cents on Taxes, She Needs a Living...
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Cedar Hill Custom Estate With a Primary Suite You Wonât Believe. P.S. This Is...
The dream team behind this weekâs Highlight Home of the Week, sponsored by Lisa Peters, Senior Loan Officer with First Horizon, isnât a name youâve heard before. Theyâre the husband and wife owners of this Cedar Hill home that they have meticulously designed and built themselves â their second project, in fact. The first home was so popular, says listing agent Pam C. Daniel, they...
North Texas Housing Shortage Gets a Boost
(WBAP/KLIF) â The Colony is getting a much-needed housing solution. Dallas-based apartment developer J-P-I has started construction on almost 300-unit complex in The Colony called Jefferson Grandscape II. The nearly $78 million project, financed in partnership with Nebraska Furniture Mart and QuadReal, is set to open in January 2028.

















