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Tarrant County nonprofit is awarded $4 million to make pregnancy and childbirth safer (opens the original)
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A major new investment is coming to North Texas aimed at making pregnancy and childbirth safer for mothers. My Health My Resources of Tarrant County has been awarded more than $4 million dollars from Texas Heath and Human Services (HHS) to expand its work with the North Texas Maternal Health Accelerator. The Accelerator brings together hospitals, medical schools and community organizations with an ambitious goal to reduce severe pregnancy complications in Dallas and Tarrant counties by more than
The business of living longer is booming in Dallas (opens the original)
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In an era of self-optimization, if you have the money, you can afford the type of preventative care that could potentially extend your life — or at least make old age more comfortable. According to reporter Allison Hatfield, Dallas is a hub for the growing longevity industry. She wrote about the ways doctors are trying to help people live longer, and who can afford it, in her latest piece for D Magazine titled, "The Business of Living Longer: Inside the Race to Slow Aging in North Texas." These
How is the Fort Worth ISD takeover going? A parent shares her thoughts after a district-wide survey (opens the original)
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Goals and guardrails are being established in Fort Worth ISD after the state takeover of the school district began in March. It comes after the state-appointed board compiled survey results, analyzing feedback from about 3,000 respondents, many of whom were parents. The survey found pushback against scripted lessons and a lack of teacher autonomy, and the board heard directly from parents and community leaders Saturday during a meeting that lasted nine hours. Trenace Dorsey-Hollins, founding Exe
Check out some of NTX Now's favorite new foods debuting at the State Fair of Texas this year (opens the original)
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There's a whole host of new fried delicacies and sweet treats to try at the State Fair of Texas this year and the NTX Now team ventured into Fair Park a few weeks ago to try some of the new offerings. Located at The Dock on Nimitz Ave. and Fernie’s Funnel Cake Factory on Grand Ave. Loaded Lone Star Rings combine crispy, crunchy onion rings, spicy jalapeño popper filling, and smoky beef fajitas. They're served with a side of local Texas pickles and Fernie’s award-winning secret sauce. "It's like
Richardson residents are getting Amazon packages faster with drone deliveries. But at what cost? (opens the original)
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Amazon delivery drones have made their way to Richardson, with plans to expand to 500 more cities and towns across the country by the end of the year. While some residents are happy to get their packages quicker, many have major concerns about the noise these 83-pound drones constantly make. In a her latest New York Times piece titled 'It’s Raining Boxes: Amazon Drones Overwhelm a Texas Suburb,' Juliet Macur spoke with residents about the introduction of this technology to their community. Macur
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