Good Judge? Bad Judge?
Clay Jenkins became Texas’ first county judge to implement shelter-in-place orders in March.
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Much Uncertainty Remains as We Head Back to School
How quickly does the news about the return to school change? I wrote – and re-wrote – this column six times in a week – three times in less than 24 hours.
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Municipalities Tread Difficult Waters in Opening Pools During Pandemic
University Park to open Holmes Aquatic Center for recreational use after petition, staff increase
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Black Leaders Seek Fairness in Budgets
Jenkins hosts online discussion on race
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‘It Made Me Feel So Unwelcome’
Motorists rally in support for Black Preston Hollow teens threatened at Sonic
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As Trump Visits Preston Hollow, Neighbors Disagree on His Presidency
Not long after Air Force One landed in Dallas on June 11, word was out – President Donald Trump would be dining in Preston Hollow.
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Civil Rights Teacher Detained on Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
SMU’s Jordan disappointed by police conduct at Black Lives Matter march
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‘She Loved Life’
Friends of Leslie Baker share stories of lifelong bonds cut short
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The Politics of Parking in Dallas
Requiring too much stifles green space, other development amenities, some say
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Could Snider Plaza Someday Look Like This?
Ideas eyed for what is “effectively” University Park’s downtown
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Come Fall, Schools Could Remain Much Different
Dallas ISD eyes options such as blending online, in-person classes
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