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Lilly Kersh with the Dallas Morning News tells us about now the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints could sue the town for the proposed McKinney Texas Temple this month.

Devyani Chhetri with the Dallas Morning News tells us about the disagreement between two city organizations that oversee growth and development.

Children of undocumented immigrants navigating college financial aid forms have concerns their applications could put their parents and families at risk for deportation. The Dallas Morning News writer Milla Surjadi shares her reporting on the subject.

Adrian Ashford with the Dallas Morning News tells us about the culture inside one of Texas’ largest megachurches after the founder was publicly accused that month of sexually abusing a 12-year-old in the 1980s.

Devyani Chhetri with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how Texas Discovery Gardens has had to self-fund more than $700,000 in repairs, and it still needs $800,000 more.

Kelli Smith with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how Dallas is looking for a new site to build the police academy as plans change for the UNT Dallas project.

Robert Wilonsky with the Dallas Morning News tells us about what is now a 110-acre eyesore and how the city of Dallas is also looking to buy a $11 million shopping center for a long-promised park.

Lilly Kersh with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how U.S. residents with legal permanent residency are rushing to become citizens amid President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration.

Joseph Morton with the Dallas Morning News tells us how members of a task force will visit Dallas and interview surviving staff from the Warren Commission.

Sasha Richie with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how the TXSE is going head to head with the Big Board and Nasdaq, and that’s a good thing for the Lone Star State.

Nick Wooten with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how record apartment supply and a bottleneck in the single-family rental space play a role in the widening gap.

The flagship Neiman Marcus store in Downtown Dallas is closing. NBC 5’s Katy Blakey reports the company’s new owners say they were forced to close the city landmark.

Emily Brindley with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how representatives are concerned that Texas isn’t investigating post-abortion ban deaths.

Neiman Marcus is closing its downtown store after more than 100 years in the core of the city.

The Catholic Charities of Dallas Inc. is cutting more than 60 employees in its refugee resettlement program amid federal program changes under the new presidential administration.

It might be too late to get a reservation for Valentine’s Day, DallasNews.com/Food senior food writer Sarah Blaskovich shares some advice, plus the latest restaurant opening and closing news.

It you haven’t made Valentine’s Day reservations yet, it might be too late, but you still have some options. Meanwhile, a Dallas restaurant in business for decades has reopened in a new location, and a beloved sandwich shop has closed a location.

Emily Brindley with the Dallas Morning News tells us that memory and cognition change with age, but dementia signs are a reason to see a doctor.

Milla Surjadi with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how the attorney general’s office is asking Irving and Dallas ISD to turn over documents.

Mark Lamster with the Dallas Morning News tells us why brutalist civic architecture is worth saving.