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Goodwill is taking over Habitat for Humanity ReStore – as thrift chain jumps on...

GOODWILL has revealed where its next location is coming, as it takes over a space that once held a Habitat for Humanity ReStore. This location is the chain’s third newly opened or announced storefront in a major US city this year as it prepares to capitalize on a $393billion trend.
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Best New Restaurants in Dallas: The 8 Hottest Openings of the Summer

July kept Dallas diners busy. While the World Cup pandemonium brought packed bars, global visitors, and a nonstop party, the city’s dining scene never slowed down. Restaurateurs rolled out some of the year’s biggest debuts from Duro Hospitality’s newest concept to a TikTok viral café from a fashion designer. Here are e
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Carrollton house fire damages two homes

CARROLLTON, Texas - Firefighters battled a fire that damaged two homes in a Carrollton neighborhood. The fires started around 9 a.m. on Thursday near Dallshan Drive and Richey Drive. Images from SKY 4 showed two neighboring homes with damage along their side walls, chimney and roofs. Most of the flames...
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Dallas Boy Saved, Restaurants Closing | The Post

A 16-year-old lifeguard in California is being called a hero after he helped save a Dallas boy from drowning. Plus, a look at the numbers when it comes to restaurants closing across the country. It turns out, Texas leads the nation.
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Slow Down Forney: TxDOT Launches Campaign to Curb Deadly Speeding

For commuters navigating the busy corridors of Kaufman County, the temptation to shave a few minutes off a daily drive is often strong. However, state officials are issuing a sobering reminder that the price of haste can be a lifetime of consequences for families across Texas.The Texas Department of... Slow...
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Wilmer Council Member and Acting Police Chief Arrested in Separate Cases After Gas Station...

WILMER, TX — Two Wilmer city leaders were arrested in separate criminal cases, adding to instability in the Dallas County community weeks after the mayor resigned. Police say one case involves a city council member accused of making threats at a gas station, while the other centers on the acting police chief.
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Dallas Police officer turns himself in on assault, oppression charges

DALLAS - A Dallas Police officer is facing multiple charges after turning himself in to the Dallas County Sheriff's Office. The Dallas Police Department says Senior Corporal Robert Huynh turned himself in to the Dallas County Sheriff's Office on July 29. Huynh has been charged with assault causing bodily injury...
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Police Follow North Texas Realtor to a Restaurant and Recover Her Fork — Then...

Photo credit: AI-generated image created using CHATGPT. Illustrative only. For more than 14 years, Arlington police had one small piece of evidence they believed came from the person who killed Irasema Chavez. It was a single drop of blood found on a television stand inside her apartment. The blood did not belong to Ch
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Texas Just Ended the Food Truck Permit Maze, and Dallas Operators Are Already Feeling...

Until this month, a food truck that wanted to work a lunch crowd in Dallas, then a weekend market in Fort Worth, then a private event in Plano needed three separate health permits to do it legally, three applications, three fees, three inspections, for the same truck serving the same food. As of July 1, that’s gone. Te
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Gov. Greg Abbott cleared the way for the hemp industry in 2019. Now businesses...

When Molly Mathias first opened her cannabis shop in Dallas' Bishop Arts, she hoped to create space in the industry that she hadn't found elsewhere. In a departure from the intimidating, confusing and sometimes unfriendly tone of the shops she was used to, she built Go Easy to be welcoming, women-led and self-care focu

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