Ned Curic Calls for Stronger Engineering Talent Pathways
U.S.-based technology leader Ned Curic highlights the need to prepare engineers for increasingly complex, software- and AI-enabled product development at global scale.
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Denton PD: Motorcyclist critically injured in crash with intoxicated driver
Denton police say a motorcyclist is in critical condition after a 48-year-old intoxicated driver struck her and fled the scene on Wednesday night.
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Lake Dallas rides improvement under Jeremy Males into crucial clash against Aubrey
Lake Dallas endured some early growing pains, but first-year coach Jeremy Males' program has taken flight ahead of Friday's big home game against Aubrey. The Falcons have already won more games than they did all of last year entering the…...
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Prediction: UNT will pull through in a close game, snap Navy's home winning streak
North Texas will bolster its standing in the American Conference title race with a win at Navy, which has won eight straight games at home.
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UNT poised to add European forward Filip Kalajzic
North Texas is in the late stages of adding one last player to its roster, one coach Daniyal Robinson believes could make an impact this season.
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Weekend calendar: Go all out at Denton’s Day of the Dead Festival, plus a puppet show and sumo wrestling
This is the big one, y’all. A terrifying amount of Halloween events are waiting for you this week as the city reanimates for the annual Day of the Dead Festival....
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Guest director says she was fired from TWU’s ‘The Suffragist’ during final week of rehearsals
Ashlee "Lizz" Bashore said a Texas Woman's University administrator fired her during technical rehearsal week for The Suffragist. Bashore, a visiting director for the musical, said the dismissal came after a confrontation with a theater program administrator, and called his…...
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More Ways to Get Everyday Health Care
(NAPSI)—The U.S. has some of the finest, most dedicated medical professionals in the world. Yet, according to data from Gallup, 70% of Americans view the U.S. health care system negatively, with 23% saying it is in a “state of crisis”…...
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Eight Autumn Outdoor Power Equipment Tips to Avoid Headaches Later
(NAPSI)—Once the grass gets its final cut and the leaves are handled, it’s time to swap out the lawn mower, blower, and trimmer for the snow thrower, generator, and chainsaw. The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) says handling equipment this…...
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Family Yard Fall To-Dos
(NAPSI)—Fall’s a paw-some time to enjoy your family yard—and prep it for a lush spring, say the experts at The TurfMutt Foundation, which advocates for outdoor living and the care and stewardship of yards, parks, schoolyards and other green spaces,…...
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Flu Season Is Here: 3 Steps to Take Now
(NAPSI)—Influenza (flu) is nothing to sneeze at. It’s a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs. There are two main types of flu virus: A and B....
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What's next for Argyle with Hayes Hackney ineligible?
Argyle suffered a significant blow to its strong football season Tuesday when Hayes Hackney was ruled ineligible. The state-ranked Eagles will now have to adapt on the fly heading into Friday's key district clash against Colleyville Heritage....
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Football stat leaders: The top Denton-area passers, rushers and receivers through Week 8
Krum junior AJ Criss sits second on the season-long receiving yardage leaderboard after another big performance in a tough Week 8 loss to Van Alstyne. The standout wide receiver has nearly 800 receiving yards and 10 TDs so far this…...