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Celebrate the Lunar New Year
Sample dazzling sights, sounds and flavors at Richardson’s upcoming Lunar New Year festival. Find out how you can attend this free celebration. MORE: RichardsonCoreDistrict.com/LunarNewYear
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Crow Museum of Asian Art Reveals Plans for New Museum at UT Dallas
The Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas is presenting its expansion as art. When the Trammell and Margaret Crow family donated the entire collection of the Trammell and Margaret Crow Museum of Asian Art to The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) in 2019, the donation included $23 million for the design and…
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Texas Man Pleads Guilty to Targeting Woman in $1.2M Romance Scam
A Texas man pleaded guilty Monday to participating in a romance scam that bilked a Missouri woman out of $1.2 million, federal prosecutors said.
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Missing 9-Year-Old Boy Found by Richardson Police
Richardson police announced at 10 a.m. on Wednesday that the boy had been found at a location in Dallas and is now safe.
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Carpenters Union Recruits Apprentices for Training
The Central South Carpenters, a regional council of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters, is recruiting new apprentices for training in the skills during National Apprenticeship week.
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$1 Million Powerball Ticket Sold in Houston
The winning ticket for the $2 billion Powerball jackpot drawn Tuesday morning may have been sold in California but one lucky Texan is a millionaire.
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Richardson Powerball Winner Takes Home $1 Million; Grand Prize Swells to $1.2 Billion
A person in Richardson won $1 million in last week’s Powerball drawing.
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It's National Night Out! Here Are Some Events Happening Across North Texas
North Texas police departments will host events and spend time building stronger bonds within the communities they serve.
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It's National Night Out! North Texas Police Departments Host Community Events
National Night Out is an annual campaign to strengthen ties between law enforcement officials and communities held on the first Tuesday in October in Texas.
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Here Are the Fall Festivals Happening Across North Texas in October
The weather is cooling down and if you’re itching to put on plaid and boots and take your PSL to a festival, we’ve got a list for you.
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New Richardson ISD Leader Talks Cell Phone Policy and COVID Recovery
New Richardson ISD Superintendent Tabitha Branum joins NBC 5’s Wayne Carter for lunch to discuss her vision for the future of the district.
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This DFW Suburb Is the Best Place in the US to Buy a House, Study Says
Five DFW suburbs were among the top 10 places to buy a home in the U.S., according to a recent study.
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Richardson ISD Launches Pilot Program for Cellphone Lock Pouches
As Richardson ISD heads back to school Tuesday, the district has approved using one campus as a testing ground for a potential cellphone policy.
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Richardson ISD Approves New Cellphone Policy, Lock Pouches
As Richardson ISD heads back to school Tuesday, the district has approved using one campus as a testing ground for a potential cellphone policy
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Richardson ISD Proposed Restriction on Cell Phones in Class Faces Strong Feedback
The Richardson Independent School District is considering restricting cell phones in class during the new school year and the policy is already being met with strong feedback and concerns about safety.
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Richardson ISD To Finalize New Superintendent Contract, Discuss Cell Phone Policy This Week
After a months-long search, a new superintendent is about to take the helm in Richardson ISD, just in time for the new school year.
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Richardson ISD Will Soon Name New Superintendent
A meeting will be held on Tuesday night to approve the employment contract for the current interim superintendent, Tabitha Branum.
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Former Richardson Mayor, Husband Sentenced in Federal Conspiracy, Bribery Case
A former Richardson mayor and her husband have been sentenced to federal prison for their 2021 convictions on public corruption charges.
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Police Chase Ends in Wrong-Way Crash in Garland: PD
The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating after a chase ended in a wrong-way crash in Garland.
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Texas DPS Investigates Police Chase That Ended in Wrong-Way Crash in Garland
The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating after a chase ended in a wrong-way crash on the President George Bush Turnpike in Garland.