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Check out all the ways museums, festivals and cultural institutions are celebrating sports through art, science and music events all summer.
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Body camera footage shows a Waymo car sideways in the street blocking a Dallas constable from responding to an apartment that exploded in Oak Cliff on May 28.
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The new plaza is set to be completed just before the World Cup begins — and it'll be around long after the tournament is over.
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State law requires excavators to notify Texas811 so underground pipes can be marked — but many do not. An explosion that leveled an Oak Cliff apartment complex has been linked to gas pipe damage.
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The daughter of Sylvia Collins, a prominent Democratic activist, is suing Atmos Energy, the building's owners and a company involved in drilling near the site.
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La Comida struggled for three years after moving to Oak Cliff. Now it has solid footing, but the proposed Jefferson Boulevard construction threatens business.
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Hundreds gathered Friday night to rally support for all who were affected by an explosion that leveled an Oak Cliff apartment complex, killing three people. —
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Residents and volunteers in Oak Cliff are collecting donations for families displaced after a deadly explosion and fire that killed at least three people.
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A prospective buyer of the 23-unit apartment complex had commissioned the soil tests. Preliminary reports indicated that a natural gas pipeline may have been damaged.
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First responders said four people were taken to the hospital and they continued their search for victims overnight.
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A new mural on the side of Huitzitzilin Cafe depicts Miguel Angel Garcia Hernandez and Norlan Guzman Fuentes.
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The Puede Network will send 98 kids to the FIFA World Cup this summer to escort players out onto the field.