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Argyle native Grady Emerson selected No. 2 overall by Tampa Bay Rays in 2026 MLB draft
Argyle native Grady Emerson earned a chance to play professional baseball Saturday, when the Tampa Bay Rays selected him No. 2 overall in the 2026 MLB draft. The star shortstop's selection has a slot value of more than $10.5 million.
Barbie Can Be Anything… Even A Stamp!
Postal Service honors the limitless possibilities of beloved doll
Undetectable AI publishes responsible use framework for ethical AI humanization, detection, and abuse prevention
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4 Ways Families Can Support Struggling Readers This Summer
(NAPSI)—As the school year comes to a close, many parents of struggling readers may feel concerns about maintaining reading progress.
How Playing A Quick Puzzle Can Improve Your Workday
(NAPSI)—You probably know the feeling: you’ve been staring at your screen for hours, your inbox keeps growing, and your next meeting starts in five minutes.
Clearing the Air For the Next School Year
(NAPSI)—While many parents may breathe a sigh of relief when school reopens in the fall, they may also be glad to know schools can take steps to support cleaner indoor air, including HVAC system inspection and cleaning as part of…
Reinventing Business Internet from the Ground Up and the Sky Down
(NAPSI)—Here’s news many companies may consider out of this world: A revolutionary business internet solution that combines the largest 5G network with Starlink. Called SuperBroadband, this groundbreaking service delivers ultimate redundancy, unmatched coverage and unprecedented simplicity—redefi...
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Denton community members invited to unite against AI data centers at political groups’ town hall
When they’re completed in fall 2026, Denton’s Core Scientific and QumulusAI data centers will contract enough wattage from the ERCOT grid that “could power 8.5 DFW International Airports, 495 H-E-Bs and 82,000 homes in Denton (at this time there are…
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American Planning Association Celebrates Enactment of the Bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act into Law
Historic housing legislation saw overwhelming bipartisan support for planning-led solutions to
Kieran J. Woll Redefines Modern Espionage Fiction With a Thriller That Asks What Happens When the Enemy Is Everywhere and Nowhere
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Arrest made in connection to teen's drowning at Lake Ray Hubbard
Dallas Police have detained a 19-year-old suspect in connection to a teenager's drowning this past April.
Texas Rangers investigating City of Trinidad after water issues, controversial arrests, firings
After controversial arrests, alleged retaliatory firings and a litany of water issues, the Texas Rangers are investigating the City of Trinidad.
Days after fatal ICE shooting, Texas GOP leaders remain silent about calls for independent probes
Three days after federal immigration agents fatally shot a man during a traffic stop in Houston, most of Texas’ Republican leaders had yet to weigh in on the incident or respond to calls from Democrats and civil rights advocates for…
Yesteryear: July 2026 — Denton’s Hoss Mondays, Slinky Whistle Bait and an orphan’s long-lost sister
The Denton Public Library's Leslie Couture digs through the Denton Record-Chronicle archives to find out more about Slinky Whistle Bait, the vintage shop that used to be on Oak Street, and "Hoss Monday," a marketplace and meetup at the Farmer’s…
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Solar Heroes Helps Singapore Homes and Businesses Beat the Heat and Slash Cooling Bills with Premium Solar Control Window Films
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Fort Worth City Council calls for pause on data centers
Residents of Fort Worth have been pushing back against data center construction this week, and now several Fort Worth City Council members are joining them. FOX 4's Dionne Anglin has more.
Dallas public libraries closed during citywide furlough day
Dallas residents hoping to use public libraries on Friday were disappointed to find their doors locked due to a citywide furlough day. FOX 4's Lori Brown has more on how the city is trying to tackle its budget crisis.
Dozens displaced by overnight Dallas condo fire
45 people are now without a home after a blaze broke out at a condo complex in Far Northeast Dallas on Thursday night. FXO 4's Alex Boyer has more from the residents displaced.
Residents lament Dallas public library closures on citywide furlough day
Dallas enacted the first of three mandatory furlough days on Friday, and residents hoping to spend summer hours at public libraries were disappointed to find them closed.
Tennessee double-homicide suspect arrested by Border Patrol in Texas
A man wanted in connection with a double homicide in Tennessee was arrested by Border Patrol in Texas this week.
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Book Publicity Pro Scott Lorenz and Media Expert Jess Todtfeld Reveal How Authors Can Win More Media Coverage
New Success in Media articles share insider strategies for securing publicity, delivering memorable interviews, and building a successful author platform.
“Why You Felt Crazy” Receives Literary Titan Book Gold Award for Its Compassionate and Clear-Eyed Guide to Gaslighting and Emotional Abuse
Historic Property Tax Reforms Championed by Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas signed into Law
CHICAGO, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Gov. JB Pritzker today signed into law landmark legislation pushed by Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas to protect homeowners from losing their equity through property tax foreclosure.
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How Diana Ulis and Other South Florida Developers Are Redefining What Luxury Actually Means
Luxury in Fort Lauderdale is evolving as Diana Ulis and other developers prioritize wellness, heritage, and lasting livability.
Denton resident diagnosed with West Nile virus is first case in 2026
Denton County Public Health reported a Denton resident is the first person diagnosed with West Nile virus this year in the county on Friday.
Raynova Strengthens Nationwide Distribution for High-End Custom LED Mirrors
With showrooms, regional distribution, and fast in-stock shipping, Raynova supports designers and builders nationwide.