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The old adage “when it rains, it pours” perfectly captured the weather pattern in North Texas last month. Even though precipitation fell on only eight days in June, the storms delivered double the typical rainfall for the month. This intense activity secured June 2026’s spot as the sixth wettest June for the Dallas-Fort Worth region […]
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The old adage “when it rains, it pours” perfectly captured the weather pattern in North Texas last month. Even though precipitation fell on only eight days in June, the storms delivered double the typical rainfall for the month. This intense activity secured June 2026’s spot as the sixth wettest June for the Dallas-Fort Worth region […]
The Dallas City Council voted in late June to maintain the current property tax exemption for seniors and residents with disabilities, bypassing potential increases that would have offset the impact of inflation. Approved as part of the consent agenda during the June 24 council meeting, the decision locks the exemption at its 2025 level. This […]
The battle for Texas’ open U.S. Senate seat has rapidly devolved into a political food fight, with the leading candidates leveraging grocery store staples to win over voters concerned about inflation. Republican nominee and state Attorney General Ken Paxton recently announced a massive antitrust settlement that will distribute millions of free eggs across the state. […]
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The old adage “when it rains, it pours” perfectly captured the weather pattern in North Texas last month. Even though precipitation fell on only eight days in June, the storms delivered double the typical rainfall for the month. This intense activity secured June 2026’s spot as the sixth wettest June for the Dallas-Fort Worth region […]
The Dallas City Council voted in late June to maintain the current property tax exemption for seniors and residents with disabilities, bypassing potential increases that would have offset the impact of inflation. Approved as part of the consent agenda during the June 24 council meeting, the decision locks the exemption at its 2025 level. This […]
The battle for Texas’ open U.S. Senate seat has rapidly devolved into a political food fight, with the leading candidates leveraging grocery store staples to win over voters concerned about inflation. Republican nominee and state Attorney General Ken Paxton recently announced a massive antitrust settlement that will distribute millions of free eggs across the state. […]