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A familiar Oak Cliff voting advocate is being honored in a new way (opens the original)
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Dallas County leaders are honoring longtime Oak Cliff voting advocate Sylvia Collins by renaming a community room at the Oak Cliff Government Center in her memory. Collins died four months ago in the May Oak Cliff apartment explosion that killed three people. She was remembered as a familiar face in the community, a trusted mentor and a dedicated advocate who worked to register voters, inform them about candidate campaigns, and get people to the polls. Much of that work began at the Oak Cliff Go
Generative AI is changing the job market for Texas college grads (opens the original)
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Generative AI is already changing the Texas job market, and new research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas suggests recent college graduates in some fields are feeling the impact. The report determined that since the launch of AI programs like ChatGPT in 2022, graduates from majors more exposed to AI experienced a 1.7 percent decline, compared to graduates from less exposed majors. Majors identified as more exposed include computer science, computer engineering and languages. Nursing, educ
The rain was finally back, then lightning struck and homes caught fire (opens the original)
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After more than two months without rain, Sunday night’s storms were a welcome sight across North Texas. But for some families in Celina and Prosper, the long-awaited rain quickly turned devastating. The rain began just before 9 p.m. Sunday, soaking dry grass and drawing neighbors outside to enjoy the rare sight as North Texas inched closer to 70 days without measurable rain. At Tye Vilhauer’s home, his wife was outside enjoying the rainfall. “She was lying right here in the rain where you're sta
A beloved coach can’t do what he once could and his family is stepping in (opens the original)
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For decades, football coach Kevin Atkinson helped shape young athletes and build teams at Marcus High School in Flower Mound. Now, his family is rallying around him as he faces a rare brain disease that has taken away many of the things he once did for himself. Atkinson retired from Marcus High School in 2023. Since then, his family has largely remained private while navigating his diagnosis of progressive supranuclear palsy, or PSP. His children, Colton and Lexi, described their father as selfl
Barbershop owner accused of secretly recording employee in bathroom (opens the original)
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A barbershop owner in downtown Denton is accused of secretly recording an employee in a bathroom after police said a cellphone was discovered hidden inside the restroom. Denton police said an employee at Pepe Le Barber, off South Elm Street near the town square, reported finding the cellphone inside the restroom on Aug. 3. The employee told police the phone was hidden in a box and recording. Police said the phone belonged to the barbershop's owner, Jose Luis Alvarez Williams. Williams turned him
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