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Heavy rain, possible flooding to hit Dallas: Here's what to know (opens the original)
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October is here, and so is this week’s much-anticipated rainstorm. Starting strong Thursday morning, North Texas will see heavy rain through the rest of the day and into tomorrow. Much of North Texas is expected to get 2 to 4 inches, but some areas could see up to six inches of precipitation in the next two days. Dallas will remain under a flash flood warning through Friday morning. Months of above-average temperatures and almost no rainfall create a risk of flash flooding across many regions. N
'Even if we're mad at them': GOP urges voters to prioritize loyalty over character in midterms (opens the original)
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Partisanship in Texas politics is not new, but it has become increasingly prevalent this election cycle, with problematic Republican candidates carrying personal baggage that’s been laid bare for the state and country to see. The party-over-person ideal reflects a growing gap in ideological stances between two parties, which Matthew Wilson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University, said has increased significantly over the past decade. “I think this is a culmination of some
Did Ken Paxton really give an 'Epstein-style sweetheart deal' to a child predator? (opens the original)
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State Rep. James Talarico has made the relationship between Attorney General Ken Paxton and a man named Adam Hoffman a key part of his campaign. As Paxton and Talarico face off for a Senate seat in November’s election, their campaigns continue to trade blows. Talarico released an advertisement about Paxton’s association with Hoffman, a relationship the state representative continues to capitalize on. Talarico’s ad knocks Paxton, saying “we don’t need any more pedophile protectors in Washington.”
New Dallas snowfall, winter forecast: Here’s what to expect (opens the original)
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Our old friend, the “Old Farmer’s Almanac,” has once again released this year’s winter weather predictions. This time of year signals the end of this year’s dreaded summer heat – if we suspend disbelief. About this time last year, we told you what the trusty tome said was in store for Texas winter. Now, the “Almanac” may not be everyone’s first choice for weather predictions, but sometimes it just gets it right. Since 1792, the “Almanac” has been predicting weather based on solar science, climat
Student journalist sues University of Texas at Dallas for First Amendment violations (opens the original)
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On Oct. 15, 2024, former editor-in-chief of The Mercury, Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez, received an email from the University of Texas at Dallas administration saying he was under investigation for discrimination. This was the day he knew he would have to pursue legal action against the college. Olivares Gutierrez, a current UTD student, filed a lawsuit against the school’s administration last week for free speech and press freedom violations. The investigation, which the school informed him of a
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