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The Dallas Morning News, 10 Aug 2026

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The Dallas Morning News is a daily newspaper published Monday through Sunday by the DallasNews Corporation. First launched in Texas in 1885, it’s built on its “Rock of Truth” roots and has established itself as a trusted source for fact-driven reporting and civic engagement. Each issue covers Dallas–Fort Worth and statewide developments while providing national and global coverage that places local events in a broader context. The newspaper is recognized for award-winning investigative work, including projects influencing public policy and community outcomes. Sections span politics, business, culture, lifestyle, sports and education, with a strong focus on issues that shape life in North Texas. Opinion pages provide space for diverse perspectives, fostering dialogue on governance, social trends and economic challenges. With its combination of regional depth and broader analysis, The Dallas Morning News connects readers to the information that matters most. Available on PressReader, this is the most prominent newspaper in Dallas.

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ArticleDal­las scales back I-30 parks

One chilly week­end in Janu­ary, excav­at­ors began trans­form­ing what is nor­mally one of Dal­las’ most con­ges­ted roads — Inter­state 30 — to make way for the $888 mil­lion Canyon project. The work kicked off an effort to widen the down­town...

Dal­las scales back I-30 parks

ArticleNBA coach remembered as innov­ator

Don Nel­son, the NBA’S second­win­ningest coach and one of the most trans­form­at­ive fig­ures in Dal­las Mav­er­icks his­tory, died Sunday in Frisco, his fam­ily con­firmed. Nel­son, 86, moved from his long­time home in Maui to Frisco early this...

NBA coach remembered as innov­ator

ArticleMeet­ings have become polit­ical spec­tacles

In Mckin­ney, the faces of those turned away Tues­day from City Hall by the fire mar­shal pressed against the glass doors of the coun­cil cham­bers, peer­ing in to catch a glimpse. Listen­ing to the coun­cil meet­ing on their phones, they banged on...

Meet­ings have become polit­ical spec­tacles

ArticleNorth Texas schools widen search for stu­dents

Stand­ing in front of dozens of teach­ers, admin­is­trat­ors and dis­trict staff last week, Richard­son ISD Super­in­tend­ent Tabitha Branum reminded them they would be mak­ing a first impres­sion for the dis­trict with many fam­il­ies they met that day.

North Texas schools widen search for stu­dents