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How the Great Texas Migration May Finally Be Over

(Dallas, Texas) - When the pandemic hit in 2020, people were getting laid off, businesses were closing and families needed to find a way to live on less money. There was this great migration of people to other parts of the country that had a more affordable way of life.
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Nonprofit AT LAST! expands Oak Cliff “boarding experience” for more students

AT LAST! may have been a long time coming, but the Oak Cliff-based nonprofit is going places. The nation's first "boarding experience" for under-resourced students is expanding. They've announced plans to build a second house to accommodate more scholars. "I am tremendously excited about that," said Randy Bowman, AT...
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Here’s To You: St. Andrew Methodist Church

St. Andrew Methodist Church volunteers helped St. Philip's School in South Dallas for the last three and a half years to help make way for new business.
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Dallas police fire 2 911 call analysts over ‘adverse conduct’

DALLAS — A day after the firing of a police officer, the Dallas Police Department fired two 911 call analysts during disciplinary hearings for "engaging in adverse conduct." Billy Flores' firing came after he was arrested by the Wylie Police Department on the charge of theft of property, a Class B misdemeanor, DPD...
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Deadly Mesquite DWI crash suspect was ‘carefree’

The man accused of killing two people in a crash on U.S. Highway 80 in Mesquite earlier this week failed a field sobriety test and showed no concern about the victims, according to police documents.
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Dallas police chief addresses immigration, felony warrant enforcement

The new Dallas police chief sat down with FOX 4's Steven Dial again this week to talk about immigration enforcement and felony warrant enforcement. The chief said police are not out searching for illegal immigrants but will cooperate with federal partners as needed. He also believes that enforcing felony warrants...
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‘It’s a red flag’ | Why one North Texas building houses 20 different trucking...

DALLAS — West Commerce Street is home to a variety of businesses — a body shop, a crab joint — and one building that, on paper, houses 20 separate trucking companies. A WFAA investigation found all of those businesses are registered to 539 West Commerce, a virtual mailbox service known as PhysicalAddress.com.
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Mexican National Sentenced In East Texas Drug Trafficking Conspiracy

PLANO, Texas –A Mexican national has been sentenced to federal prison for drug trafficking violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Abe McGlothin, Jr. Willy Armando Ramirez-Garcia, 34, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine...
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North Texas set to host ACM’s 60th with star-studded events across town

FRISCO, Texas — Country music fans, get ready!. The 60th Academy of Country Music Awards are coming to Frisco on May 8 — but the party kicks off well before then. Whether you're into live music, celebrity meet-and-greets, golf, or gala glamour, this year's ACM Awards Week is packed with unforgettable events.
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This 150-year-old legendary North Texas home is undergoing a $500K restoration

MESQUITE, Texas — A 150-year-old home in Mesquite is undergoing a $500,000 restoration in honor of National Preservation Month. It is the centerpiece of Opal Lawrence Historical Park, known as the Lawrence house. The legendary home's $500,000 restoration project includes repairs to siding and window casings, roof and...

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