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Spring allergies are back. Here's how to check pollen levels and keep from sneezing

Read full article: Spring allergies are back. Here's how to check pollen levels and keep from sneezing

Allergy season can be miserable for tens of millions of Americans each year.

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Allergies can make you miserable. Here’s how to track pollen levels near you

Read full article: Allergies can make you miserable. Here’s how to track pollen levels near you

Allergy season is here, but it doesn't have to make you miserable.

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Texas named among 10 least green states in the US: report

Read full article: Texas named among 10 least green states in the US: report

Texas was named the 9th least green state in America. The Lone Star State also was ranked among the lowest for air and water quality as well as energy and gas consumption per capita.

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QB Daniel Jones agrees to a 1-year, $14 million deal with the Colts, AP source says

Read full article: QB Daniel Jones agrees to a 1-year, $14 million deal with the Colts, AP source says

Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has agreed to a one-year, $14 million contract with the Indianapolis Colts, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.

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The polar vortex sets its sights on Texas and neighboring states, with snow expected

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An area stretching from Texas to Tennessee is bracing for an expected snowstorm even as some other parts of the U.S. hit by the plunging polar vortex this week are beginning to shake off its icy effects.

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Blackhawks fire coach Luke Richardson in his 3rd season after league-worst start

Read full article: Blackhawks fire coach Luke Richardson in his 3rd season after league-worst start

The Chicago Blackhawks have fired coach Luke Richardson, signaling their frustration with the state of the franchise’s rebuilding project.

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‘Very talented’ Texans safety Calen Bullock squares off against ‘do-it-all’ Bears rookie, USC teammate Caleb Williams

Read full article: ‘Very talented’ Texans safety Calen Bullock squares off against ‘do-it-all’ Bears rookie, USC teammate Caleb Williams

Texans safety intercepted pass in first NFL game

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17 pro-Palestinian demonstrators arrested at UT-Dallas as police break up encampment

Read full article: 17 pro-Palestinian demonstrators arrested at UT-Dallas as police break up encampment

UT-Dallas is the second campus in Texas where Department of Public Safety troopers have made arrests while breaking up protests.

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Allergies can make you miserable. Here's how to track pollen levels near you

Read full article: Allergies can make you miserable. Here's how to track pollen levels near you

Allergy season is here, but it doesn't have to make you miserable.

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Allergy season arrived early in US. Here's how to keep pollen from ruining your spring

Read full article: Allergy season arrived early in US. Here's how to keep pollen from ruining your spring

Allergy season in the U.S. is starting sooner than experts expected.

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Republican Texas House candidate in Collin County charged with impersonating public servant

Read full article: Republican Texas House candidate in Collin County charged with impersonating public servant

Frederick Frazier’s runoff opponent accused him of posing as a city code compliance officer to get campaign signs taken down. Frazier said his opponent is to blame in the case.

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Watch: North Texas superintendents say uproar over critical race theory in schools is a Republican “manufactured crisis”

Read full article: Watch: North Texas superintendents say uproar over critical race theory in schools is a Republican “manufactured crisis”

Evan Smith, CEO of The Texas Tribune, sat down with superintendents Michael Hinojosa of Dallas, Kent Scribner of Fort Worth and Jeannie Stone of Richardson.

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As culture wars envelop schools, North Texas sees a superintendent exodus

Read full article: As culture wars envelop schools, North Texas sees a superintendent exodus

Several departures come after months of contentious fights over teaching about slavery, requiring pandemic precautions and limiting what books kids can access.

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Clear Brook on the prowl early knocking off state powers

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The Clear Brook Wolverines are read-hot coming out of the shoot.

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Texas sues six school districts that issued mask mandates in defiance of Gov. Greg Abbott’s order

Read full article: Texas sues six school districts that issued mask mandates in defiance of Gov. Greg Abbott’s order

Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton have long threatened to sue school districts that defy Abbott’s ban on local mask mandates. On Friday, Paxton made good on that threat.

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Analysis: Judge legislators by what gets their attention — and their neglect

Read full article: Analysis: Judge legislators by what gets their attention — and their neglect

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GALLERY: Duncanville shuts down Richardson; advances to 6A Championships

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2 ranked Duncanville forced 18 turnovers against Richardson on Tuesday night en route to a 68-49 UIL 6A State. Behind incredible defense from Damon Nicholas and Juan Reyna as well as an offense that refused to slow down, the Panthers forged their way to the UIL 6A Championship game. This will be the Panthers' fifth appearance in the State Title game where they will play No. Although the season was canceled last year before Duncanville could play their semifinal game in hopes of back-to-back titles, the Panthers have a history of excellence. They never lost a title game winning it all in 1991, 1999, 2007, and 2019.

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Ask 2: Will restaurants still require customers, employees to wear masks?

Read full article: Ask 2: Will restaurants still require customers, employees to wear masks?

Private businesses and entities have the legal right to require customers and employees to wear a mask. AdGuests and employees have no “constitutional free speech rights in a private business or workspace,” according to restaurant.org. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects an individual’s right to free speech from infringement by the government, but not a private business. He said the department is not interested in arresting people and he urged residents to either wear a mask or take their business elsewhere. “If you go to a business and they tell you to wear a mask, please either wear the mask or decide to take your business elsewhere.

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Friday DFW Playoff Hoops Recap

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2 DeSoto Rolls to Regional FinalsThanks to a 15-point scoring advantage in the third quarter, (TABC No. 12) Wylie East needed a bucket in the closing seconds of regulation to extend the game against (No. Wylie East is in the Regional Finals for the first time in the program's history. [Frisco Liberty will meet Wylie East in the Regional Final. Time, date and location TBD]Here is the rest of the DFW girls regional semifinal games this weekend.

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Frigid temperatures, power outages lead to water problems

Read full article: Frigid temperatures, power outages lead to water problems

The Texas city of Kyle, south of Austin, asked residents Wednesday to suspend water usage until further notice because of a shortage. “We are close to running out of water supply in Kyle.”In Memphis, Tennessee, the power and water company asked residents to reduce their water usage through Friday. Meanwhile, the city's fire department said it has received hundreds of broken water pipe calls since Monday. Austin Water told residents in the southwest section of the city to boil water before using it for drinking or cooking. AdLeaders in Austin and the Houston area asked residents to stop dripping water from their faucets because of a drop in water pressure.

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Power outages linger for millions as another icy storm looms

Read full article: Power outages linger for millions as another icy storm looms

Nearly 3.4 million customers around the U.S. were still without electricity, and some also lost water service. More than 100 million people live in areas covered by some type of winter weather warning, watch or advisory, the weather service said. Weather-related outages have been particularly stubborn in Oregon, where some customers have been without power for almost a week. At the peak of the storm, more than 350,000 customers in the Portland area were in the dark. In Oregon, authorities confirmed Tuesday that four people died in the Portland area of carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Winter’s wrath: Bitter cold, no power and a deadly tornado

Read full article: Winter’s wrath: Bitter cold, no power and a deadly tornado

Even though the store lost power, it was open for cash only sales. Four million people lost power in Mexico. Mayor Sylvester Turner said other warming centers were closed because they lost power. Texas officials said more than 400,000 doses due now will not arrive until at least Wednesday because of the storm. Several cities had record lows: In Minnesota, the Hibbing/Chisholm weather station registered minus 38 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 39 degrees Celsius).

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Fort Worth police say 6 people died as result of massive pileup on icy Texas interstate involving more than 100 vehicles

Read full article: Fort Worth police say 6 people died as result of massive pileup on icy Texas interstate involving more than 100 vehicles

“The roadway was so treacherous from the ice that several of the first responders were falling on the scene,” Zavadsky said. Zavadsky said his crews carry a sand and salt mixture in the ambulances, which they used at the scene. AdIn suburban Austin, more than two dozen vehicles were involved in a pileup on an icy highway, and five people were taken to a hospital, emergency officials said. Goss said that smaller disturbances moving through the polar jet stream will bring “a shot of winter weather” into southern portions of the country. He said some areas that don't normally get snowfall will likely see heavy amounts over the next several days.

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Jobless claims fall to 751,000, but new infections a threat

Read full article: Jobless claims fall to 751,000, but new infections a threat

Thursday’s report from the Labor Department said the number of people who are continuing to receive unemployment benefits fell more than 700,000 to 7.76 million. The still-elevated number of jobless claims underscores that a full recovery from the pandemic recession remains far off. Some research suggests that by September, unemployed Americans had spent about two-thirds of what they had saved. The outlook for the economy over the next six months fell particularly hard, according to the Conference Board, a business research group. With roughly 20 million Americans unemployed, the pandemic recession is still causing hardship for many families.

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Many more likely sought jobless aid as layoffs remain high

Read full article: Many more likely sought jobless aid as layoffs remain high

FILE - In this Sept. 2, 2020, file photo, a customer walks past a now hiring sign at an eatery in Richardson, Texas. The Labor Department reported unemployment numbers Thursday, Sept. 3. While the auto and housing industries have made gains, companies across the spectrum from small businesses to hotels, restaurants, airlines and entertainment venues are struggling to survive despite government aid and are still cutting jobs. The most recent layoffs follow the expiration of a $600 weekly federal check that supplied critical support for the unemployed. The Trump administration is providing a $300-a-week benefit to replace it, though some of the unemployed wont qualify.

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