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News Dallas Observer 2 months ago
Richardson ISD sued after sending special needs student to juvenile program
Richardson ISD is being sued in federal court over an alleged mishandling of a student with emotional disorders and ADHD, court records show.
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News Dallas Observer 2 months ago
An exciting WNBA game broke out at a Republican political rally last night in Dallas
The star-studded affair featured hard fouls, exciting play from big names and Ken Paxton acting like he's a women's basketball fan.
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News Dallas Observer 2 months ago
One last howl: Fort Worth's Coyote Drive-In is closing
One of the few remaining drive-in theaters in North Texas announced it's final day of business will be Sept. 7.
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News Dallas Observer 2 months ago
After layoffs, furloughs, Dallas looks to cut employee healthcare
After employee medical costs drove a $51 million budget shortfall, the city of Dallas could cut employee health plans.
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News dallasobserver.com 2 months ago
Greg Abbott adds DFW Airport to list of local targets
The Texas governor continues his campaign against the Muslim community.
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News dallasobserver.com 2 months ago
Say hello to the Dallas Observer's new multimedia reporter, Hannah Everett
We think our readers are really going to appreciate what Hannah has to offer.
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News dallasobserver.com 2 years ago
Megalopolis Is a Problematic Flop. You Might Just Love It Anyway
Just like Coppola ran out of time to make Megalopolis a great film, you're running out of time to see it in the theater.
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News dallasobserver.com 2 years ago
Dallas TikToker Goes Viral for Living a 'Normal' Life
The TikToker better known as @Hubs.Life has gone viral for his clips in which he shows how a typical day pans out in his "normal" life.
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News dallasobserver.com 3 years ago
Phasing Out Landlines Could Spell Trouble for Seniors and Businesses
The Federal Communications Commission doesn't require phone companies to provide landline services anymore. James Graham, founder and CEO of Massachusetts-based phone company Community Phone, says this will negatively affect seniors and business owners.
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News dallasobserver.com 4 years ago
300 Drones Formed a QR Code That Rick Rolled Dallas on April Fools' Day
Internet fads come and go faster than a hiccup, but one that's somehow lasted almost as long as the Internet itself is the "Rick roll."
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