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Mark Cuban: This Is the New Interview Question Employers Will Ask Job-Hunters After the Pandemic
Mark Cuban has some advice for the millions of Americans who are currently out of work amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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More and More Travelers Are Spending the Entire Winter Away From Home
Travel habits are changing this winter, with travelers booking more one-way flights and longer trips because of the pandemic.
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Accused Texas Serial Killer Faces Another Capital Murder Charge
Billy Chemirmir, a man accused of smothering more than a dozen women living in North Texas retirement homes and robbing them of their jewelry, has been indicted on another charge of capital murder, bringing the total to 18.
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Southwest Pulls Threat of Furloughs After Relief Bill Signed
Southwest Airlines is lifting the threat of furloughs or pay cuts for thousands of workers now that U.S. airlines will get up to $15 billion more in taxpayer aid contained in the coronavirus-relief bill.
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Dallas House Transformed Into Nintendo, Super Mario Bros. 3 Game for the Holidays
There is a jaw-dropping holiday display on Belmont Avenue in Dallas that is serving as a bit of a time machine for many.
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The Budget Breakdown of a Teacher Earning $58,000 a Year Who Paid Off Her Student Loans and Bought a House in Dallas
Lani Huang, 25, has achieved some major milestones in a few short years: She paid off her student loans, moved to a new state and bought her first house.
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Dallas Police Make Arrest in Murder of Rapper Mo3
Dallas police said Wednesday they have arrested a 21-year-old man in connection to the murder of Dallas rapper Mo3.
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Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir Faces 3 More Charges; Murder Cases Climb to 17
Billy Chemirmir, a man accused of smothering more than a dozen women living in North Texas retirement homes and robbing them of their jewelry, has been indicted on three additional charges of capital murder, bringing the total to 17.
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Mark Cuban Says He'll Lose ‘More Than $100 Million' With NBA's Covid-19 Arena Protocols
“Am I going to lose a lot of money this year? Yes,” billionaire Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says about Covid’s affect on the upcoming NBA season.
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Rapper Boosie Out of Hospital a Week After Shooting
Rapper Boosie Badazz, who was shot earlier this month near Big T Plaza in Dallas, has been released from the hospital, according to the Louisiana artist’s Twitter account.
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‘The Definition of a Serial Killer:' Police Tie Texas Suspect to at Least 3 Murders
Dallas police say the man suspected in the murder of a Celina man is now charged in three other murders in Dallas, including the Halloween murder of an SMU student, and could be tied to several other Metroplex shootings that took place within the last week.
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Rapper Mo3 Chased on Foot, Gunned Down on Dallas Freeway
The search is on for the man who gunned down Dallas-based rapper Mo3 in a brazen attack in broad daylight along a busy Dallas freeway late Wednesday morning.
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3 Found Dead in Dallas After Man Says He Killed Wife, Kids
Dallas police are investigating an apparent triple-homicide at an East Dallas apartment where the bodies of a woman and two children were found after a man called 911 Monday morning and claimed to have killed his family.
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Enough! Grieving Relatives Demand Senseless Dallas Violence Come to an End
A grieving mother and son shine a spotlight on the senseless violence that has gripped Dallas, Tx.
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‘I Don't Think My Mom Had to Die': Daughter Mourns Respiratory Therapist From COVID Front Lines in Dallas
A 64-year-old respiratory therapist in Dallas is one of hundreds of health care workers who have died of COVID-19 during the pandemic.
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Dallas Mother & Daughter Die of COVID-19, Hours Apart
A North Texas family is pleading for people to take COVID-19 seriously after a Dallas mother and her daughter died of the virus just hours apart.
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Cafe Momentum in Dallas Is Giving Teens From the Juvenile Justice System a Second Chance
Cafe Momentum is more than just a great Dallas restaurant — it’s a place where teens coming out of the juvenile justice system are given a second chance. During a 12-month paid internship program created by Cafe Momentum founder Chad Houser, the teens are taught life and job skills and made to feel part of a team — sometimes for...
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Four Months After COVID-19 Diagnosis, Dallas Woman Tests Positive Again
A Dallas woman tested positive for COVID-19 in February, recovered then tested positive again in June.
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Dallas Police Chief Reneé Hall on Her Dual Identity: ‘I Am Black and I'm Blue'
Dallas Police Chief Reneé Hall was at the front of the line as protesters and officers clashed during protests in her city over the death of George Floyd. As a Black woman, Hall said she can identify with both sides in the debate over police reform.
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Sniper Ambush Kills 5 Officers, Injures 7 in Dallas Following Peaceful Protest
Five officers are dead — four Dallas police officers and one Dallas Area Rapid Transit officer — in what authorities called a sniper ambush on police officers at the end of a peaceful protest against nationwide officer-involved shootings Thursday night.