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Five North Texas towns have lost a big piece of their community, all in one day.
Well-wishers flock to side of injured DeSoto football player
Well-wishers continued to visit or call Corey Borner on Wednesday as word spread about the 16-year-old's rehabilitation and return to his family's DeSoto home.
Today Newspapers, covering suburbs southwest of Dallas, closes its doors
Today Newspapers , formerly known as the Suburban chain, folded for good on Wednesday.
Lancaster Standoff Ends in Arrest
A man believed to be responsible for shooting and killing two people in San Antonio barricaded himself for about five hours outside a gas station in Lancaster.
Will four-star tackle see Nebraska in July?
DeSoto, Texas four-star offensive tackle Evan Washington is getting back in action.
Trans-Texas Corridor is not dead
The Trans-Texas Corridor is not dead, and neither is Loop 9, the 12-lane toll road sister-project that is slated to cut through parts of Glenn Heights, Oak Leaf, Cedar Hill, Lancaster, Red Oak and DeSoto.
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
Local company to receive NAWBO award
Hope Chest was one of three women-owned businesses selected to receive the NAWBO/Wells Fargo Trailblazer Award, which recognizes "women business owners who have successfully developed unique products, services or delivery channels in their businesses." The award also includes a cash grant of $5,000. Hope Chest sells donated upscale furniture, ...
6-year-old drowns at DeSoto hotel pool 11:56 Am CT
Authorities today confirmed a 6-year-old boy drowned at the MCM Grande Hotel pool in DeSoto earlier this month.
In Dallas City Hall corruption case, judge's gag order could be tested
The gag order in the Dallas City Hall federal corruption case apparently isn't keeping the defendants quiet.
Focus On DeSoto Today Video Explaining the Beautification Efforts Paid for by the Sanitation Fund
Follow the link below to view a 15 minute video Focus On DeSoto Today roundtable discussion on the beautification efforts and programs which are paid for by the Sanitation Fund.
Thousands still without electricity
About 15,000 customers, most of them in Dallas County, remained without electricity Saturday after severe storms pounded the North Texas area earlier in the week.
DeSoto Family Loses Home Over Unpaid HOA Fees
Jun 12, 2009 10:00 pm US/Central Reporting J.D. Miles DESOTO A DeSoto family is a battle with their home owners association.
Major money laundering conspiracy busted in Eastern District of Texas
Robert Louis Hawkins, Jr. 35 Desoto, TX Jerome Helen 39 Richardson, TX Stoney O'Neal Kidd 46 Dallas, TX Charo Deuntray Knight 33 Dallas, TX Tyrone McCray 46 Plano, TX Jason Palmore 29 Mansfield, TX Rustyn Thomas 33 Sanger, TX Aqueelah Hayat Waters 31 Dallas, TX Clarence Edoaur Williams 32 Dallas, TX Kendra Quebec Williams 33 Dallas, TX According to ...
Goss-Michael Foundation Announces Dallas and Statewide Art and Music Scholarship Winners
A A A With the winners chosen by a noted panel of renowned art experts including Frank Hettig of Heritage Auctions, A Michael Lippman of Lippman Entertainment, writer and art critic Janet Kutner, and art educator Karen Weiner, these annual scholarships enable the Goss-Michael Foundation to financially assist high school seniors as they embark on ...
Dallas Co. Website Posts Traffic Ticket Offenders
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Dallas County Web site displays most wanted ticket offenders
Joel Israel Green is Dallas County's most wanted ticket-dodger. And he's now getting a moment of fame - or rather infamy - on one of the county's Web sites.
A Clean and Attractive Community
The Sanitation Fund has also absorbed residential rate increases over the years from Duncan Disposal, the city's trash contractor, but it is now nearly depleted.
News Flash - All View Archived News Flash - Home The DeSoto Recreation Center has a list of activities for summer fun.
Washington talks visits, narrowing things down
DeSoto, Texas offensive tackle Evan Washington may have a mountain of scholarship offers to look over, but that doesn't mean that he and his family don't have a very specific plan.
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