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With the May 3 election approaching, get to know the individuals vying for the position of Richardson mayor. Candidates were asked to keep their responses concise (under 50 words), address the provided questions, and refrain from attacking opponents. Responses have been edited for clarity, length, and adherence to these guidelines.…

Texas is facing a water crisis that could leave millions of residents struggling with shortages in the coming years. According to the Texas Water Development Board, the state’s water supply may not meet demand by 2030 if severe drought conditions persist and no action is taken. With growing concerns over…

On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, marking a major escalation in tensions between the two nations. Below is a timeline of key events leading to the war and major developments since. Lead-Up to the Invasion Dec. 1, 1991: Ukraine votes for independence after the fall of the Soviet Union.…

Dallas Officials Advocate for Affordable Housing Solutions Dallas city leaders are taking action to address rising housing costs and affordability issues, engaging with state and federal lawmakers to push for policies that would streamline housing development and reduce regulatory obstacles. Dallas Mayor Urges Federal Action to Cut Red Tape This…

Inflation eased more than expected in February, offering a brief reprieve for consumers, but economists warn that President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs could soon drive prices higher. A Temporary Dip in Inflation? Consumer prices rose 2.8% in February compared to the previous year, a slowdown from January’s 3% increase, according…

With Election Day approaching on May 3, Frisco residents will soon decide who will represent them in City Council Place 4. Early voting runs from April 22 to April 29, and the deadline for voter registration is April 3. Five candidates are vying for the seat, each bringing unique perspectives…

The Texas House Public Education Committee is deliberating on House Bill 2 (HB 2)—a substantial school finance bill that seeks to raise funding for public schools, offer teacher incentives, and introduce stricter certification requirements. The proposed legislation, spanning 148 pages, aims to inject $7.6 billion into the state’s public education…

A measles outbreak in Texas has escalated to 159 reported cases, prompting the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to deploy personnel to assist local health authorities. The CDC announced its involvement on social media, emphasizing its commitment to containing the outbreak and supporting the Texas Department of…

Historically, scientific research has been heavily male-centric, often overlooking the physiological and psychological differences between men and women. From lab rats used in experiments to human test subjects in clinical trials, males have been the default research models. This significant gender disparity in neuroscience was a primary focus at the…