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Camp Bow Wow Builds Texas Footprint With First-Time Franchisees

After 25 years of business and surpassing 200 locations, Camp Bow Wow is entering a new era of expansion in more ways than one. Earlier this year, the dog care franchise rolled out a new unit design that requires less square footage and comes with a lower initial investment. The concept’s fresh take to expansion is ext
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Phoenix, Dallas, Houston and Atlanta see the federal rent ceiling drop October 1 while...

Two of the country’s largest rental markets got more room to charge under a federal rent ceiling this fall, while five others got less. Los Angeles and Chicago are among the metro areas where HUD’s newly published Fair Market Rents rose sharply for fiscal year 2027, effective October 1, 2026. Phoenix, Dallas, Houston,
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Dallas Is Becoming a Bigger Stage. Black Dallas Should Think Beyond the Audience.

Dallas has never had a shortage of people trying to sell the city as the next big thing. What’s changing is the evidence. This weekend, thousands of people are expected downtown for a celebration of African music and culture that draws artists and visitors from well beyond Texas. In North Dallas, the Mavericks have tak
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NetJets plans massive new campus at Dallas Love Field

The bustling terminals of Dallas Love Field are set to welcome a major addition in private aviation. Berkshire Hathaway backed NetJets has disclosed ambitious plans for a large scale campus that will serve its fleet and clientele. This initiative centered around NetJets Love Field signals growing demand for private jet
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Forgery, theft of property present in this week’s crime log

This is a crime wrap-up for Aug. 27 to Sept. 1. On Sept. 1 at around 1:07 p.m., a UTA staff member reported being notified by Chase Bank that an individual had attempted to cash a fraudulent UTA check, UTA Police Capt. Jim Randles said in an email. An investigation for forgery of a financial instrument was initiated.
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2 protesters arrested outside Dallas RNC rally, including 1 for assault

Two people protesting near the RNC midterm convention in Dallas were arrested Thursday, including one accused of assaulting a counter-protester. A large number of Dallas police officers have been deployed to provide security around the American Airlines Center, where the two-day RNC rally is taking place. According to
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Mike Norvell Throws FSU QB Ashton Daniels Under The Bus For Their Loss Amid...

Florida State had a chance to steal a win from No. 19 SMU. The Seminoles had already survived four turnovers, stayed within three points despite being badly outgained, and got the ball back with more than six minutes left. Then the drive fell apart. Instead of putting Florida State in position to take the lead, the pos
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Texas judge: Alaskan surrogate has no custody over child birthed in Dallas

A Texas judge has ruled against an Alaskan surrogate in her bid to obtain custody over a medically fragile baby she birthed in Dallas.
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Dallas repairs neighborhood water leak 40 days after it was first reported

Water stopped flowing down an East Dallas street after a city-maintained water line leaked for 40 days, but neighbors are questioning why it took so long to repair it. Dallas Water Utilities crews worked Wednesday to stop the leak on San Fernando Way, which neighbors first reported July 31. Neighbor Ryan Isaacs documen
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Dallas mayor dissolves efficiency committee and reshuffles leadership

Recent developments in municipal oversight have drawn widespread interest among residents concerned with how public resources are managed. The decision by Mayor Eric Johnson to end the work of one longstanding advisory body after its September meeting in 2026 has stirred conversations about priorities at the highest le

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