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Dallas man charged with arson after apartment fire displaces 24 residents in Oak Cliff,...

Investigators say the overnight blaze caused significant damage to multiple units, forcing families from their homes as the American Red Cross stepped in to help.
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The Sicilian Butcher celebrates first anniversary in Addison

ADDISON (KDAF) — The Sicilian Butcher is marking its first anniversary in the Dallas area with a one-night dining experience in Addison. On Aug. 15, Chef Joey Maggiore will host “A Night in Sicily, Served Nonna’s Style,” a family-style dinner featuring a menu inspired by traditional Sicilian cuisine. The $65 feast incl
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Garland police target impaired drivers with more nighttime patrols through Labor Day

Garland police are increasing DWI patrols through Labor Day as part of a Texas Department of Transportation grant program targeting impaired and underage drinking and driving. During the enforcement period, officers will focus on nighttime hours and use both marked and unmarked patrol vehicles to identify and remove im
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Why Fort Worth Is Not the Same Trip as Dallas

When we plan a trip to North Texas, we often think the two big cities...
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Irving’s Crockett Middle School Reopens as Nation’s First Four-Story Campus

Students, teachers, and staff at Crockett Middle School started a new chapter this week, walking into a brand-new four-story campus in Irving built to replace a building that had served the district since the 1950s. The rebuild, funded through a voter-approved bond, sits along Highway 183 near North Story Road at 2431
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Priest who celebrated Mass for Arlington nuns dismissed from the clergy

A former Pennsylvania priest who led an illicit 2024 Mass for the Arlington Carmelite nuns has been dismissed from the clergy, according to a statement from the Diocese of Scranton. The former priest, Christopher Clay, submitted a petition for dismissal in March to Pope Leo XIV after a second credible allegation emerge
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Santana and Doobie Brothers Roll Through Texas With Four-City Oneness Tour Run

Carlos Santana and The Doobie Brothers are rolling through Texas this week with four stops on their 2026 Oneness Tour, bringing decades of classic rock and Latin-infused hits to venues ranging from a college arena in El Paso to a city-owned arena in Dallas. The Texas swing kicks off Sunday at El Paso's Don Haskins Cent
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Katy Has a Giant Sandbox Where You Can Drive Real Bulldozers and Dig for...

If you've ever caught yourself daydreaming about operating a massive excavator or pushing dirt with a bulldozer like a construction boss, Dig World in Katy, Texas is here to make your inner child and actual children cheer. Nestled next to Katy Mills Mall, this larger-than-life attraction invites you to hop in the driver’s seat of real CAT equipment—no experience or hard hat required.
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This Texas-Shaped Rooftop River Lets You Float Above Houston With a Frozen Margarita in...

Ever wanted to float through Texas without hitting traffic? At the Marriott Marquis Houston, you can do just that—literally. Perched six stories above downtown, this sky-high lazy river is shaped like the Lone Star State itself, offering a uniquely Texan way to chill out. Whether you’re visiting H-Town or just need a weekend refresh, this rooftop oasis is a splashy blend of novelty, luxury, and downright fun.
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This Spirited Texas Steak Cookoff Turns A Tiny Town Into A Grilling Capital For...

If the scent of mesquite smoke and sizzling ribeyes makes your heart skip a beat, there’s a small Texas town that deserves a big red circle on your calendar. Once a year, Hico—population 1,300 on a normal day—transforms into the unofficial capital of carnivores with the one-of-a-kind Texas Steak Cookoff. It’s smoky, it’s loud, it’s friendly, and yes—it's absolutely mouthwatering.

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