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Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Dallas-based venture capital firm Disruptive Technology Advisers has raised a $10 billion fund, its largest to date. The fund plans to invest up to $1 billion each in about 10 growth or late-stage companies, the firm said. It c...
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Nathaniel “Nat” Ford Sr. began his first official day as President and CEO of Dallas Area Rapid Transit Monday much the same way he began his nearly four-decade career in public transportation: on a train. Ford rode DART’s Orange Line into work before visiting bus operators and maintenance employ...
News
El Jardin brings deep cultural ties, Mexican coffee and a neighborhood-favorite sticker machine to West Davis Street.
Local
Dallas' biggest and largest breakout star hosted an early listening party and short film premiere ahead of his new album, "Better Over Time," out this Friday.
government
Little D didn't earn its reputation as an artistic enclave for this.
government
Dallas voters have heard the number: $443 million. But understanding Dallas’ proposed Public Safety Bond requires looking beyond the total price tag and examining the facilities, existing conditions and public-safety operations behind each proposed investment. The Public Safety Bond would authori...
government
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. In the next few months, North Texans may see air taxis — with paying passengers aboard — in the sky. San Jose, California-based Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) just unveiled plans for three air taxi networks in the Texas Triangle....
business
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. A startup co-founded by the CEO of Dallas de-extinction company Colossal Biosciences will put $200 million in seed funding toward creating genetically engineered and cloned superdogs for the military. Dallas-based Warhound, whi...
schools
The big bill of horrors that prohibited Pride clubs has now caused a local school to cancel its production of "Little Shop of Horrors," over gender-identity related issues.
Local
The City Hall debate is often framed as a choice between buildings, costs and real estate opportunities. But it is more consequential than that.
