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Dallas ISD student shot outside Thomas Jefferson High School; Student killed at Lamar High School in Arlington is identified; Why some in Dallas are still on the fence about I-345 plan; Most Dallas short-term rental properties would be illegal under proposed rules

Student killed in shooting at Lamar High School; Texas committee passes ban on transgender medical treatments for minors; Teen dies after defibrillator on American Airlines plane wasn't charged; Texas companies resumed 2022 PAC donations to Jan. 6th election objectors they had cut off;

Three witnesses still back Michael Irvin in Marriott lawsuit; Dallas Cowboys land WR Brandin Cooks in trade with Houston Texans; 4 injured in Dallas mass shooting; Investors bought 1 in 4 homes in D-FW last year; Collin County pilot killed in Lubbock County plane crash

Dallas church must pay 30K after firing employee; Army investigating the death of a female soldier at Fort Hood; Deleted murder evidence casts ‘big shadow' on Dallas' justice system; Ezekiel Elliott released by Dallas Cowboys; Teen who admitted to fatally stabbing Uber Eats driver gets 45 years in prison

In this episode, the Dallas Morning News food team celebrates spring break Texas road trip style. They share their favorite Texas stops for kolaches, jerky, and more, and they bring their favorite snacks to taste, including Mexican candies and Big Mama Pickled Sausage. And if you're not traveling for spring break, listen for D-FW restaurants and bars that will help you at least feel like you're on vacation.

Texas sports betting debate prompts worries over gambling addiction; How bad is juvenile justice in Dallas? This report has a lot to say; 2 killed, 1 wounded in shooting at Deep Ellum bar; Texas announces takeover of Houston schools, stirring anger; Lawyers ask Texas federal judge to stop use of abortion pill mifepristone

US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Verizon offers a free year of Netflix, Kraft adds Lunchables to school lunch programs, and Tyson Foods lays off 1,700 workers.

Plano man sentenced to prison after stabbing and running over man; Man accused in Dallas Zoo crimes indicted on felony charges; Michael Irvin releases surveillance video, refiles lawsuit vs. Marriott in Arizona; Dallas Cowboys acquire All-Pro CB Stephon Gilmore; Southwest Airlines details plan to prevent another winter meltdown

Winding down with a good old-fashioned book can boost your physical and mental health.

The collapse of SVB isn't just a tech industry problem—and the rest of the world is about to find out why.

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant look at the rosters of the Cowboys and Rangers and where both clubs go from here. [4:00] Evan says only a handful of questions remain about the Rangers' roster with two weeks left in spring training. Jacob deGrom's debut Monday calmed Rangers fans and excited Rangers teammates and officials. [ 31:59] David says the Cowboys need a veteran wide receiver, but not Odell Beckham Jr. at $20 million a year.

The latest Microsoft layoffs; Duolingo launches new subscription tier; OpenAI releases GPT-4

U.S. stocks rallied Tuesday as crucial inflation data came in line with expectations. Regional bank stocks surged, clawing back some of their losses in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank fallout.

The latest in-depth coverage covering the intersection of technology and culture. WIRED's award-winning journalism will help you make sense of a world in constant transformation. Join us as we explore the ways technology is changing our lives.

US stocks ended higher Tuesday. Plus, Etsy restores processing for SVB-affected sellers, Southwest vows to increase holiday staffing, and Amazon challenges Starlink.

Focusing on Section 230 protection for user-generated content is detracting from the real threat: apps' negligent design choices. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com.

White-collar workers may soon face the AI disruption everyone's been panicking about. But the news may be better than you think.

658 Fed to reassess ‘fast and furious pace of rate hikes' after bank failures: StrategistScroll back up to restore default view. Dani Romero Dani Romero·Reporter Mon, March 13, 2023 at 3:05 PM CDT In this article: USB -10.04% BAC -5.81% ^DJI -0.28% ^TNX -4.87% ^IXIC +0.45% ^GSPC -0.15% U.S. stocks finished Monday mixed as volatile trading gripped Wall Street after federal banking regulators took aggressive actions to stem the fallout of Silicon Valley Bank's failure

These common mascaras no-no's aren't doing your lashes any favors.

Relativity Space's attempt to reach orbit heralds the increasing use of 3D printing in the space sector.

Four dead in shooting possibly tied to child custody dispute; 13-year-old reported missing in Dallas found locked in North Carolina shed; Dallas-Fort Worth surpasses Austin as Texas' tightest major housing market;

The saga of a missing leopard, dead vulture and stolen monkeys became a national obsession and led to an arrest. Breaking news reporter Jamie Landers talks with editor Christopher Wynn about what really happened at the Dallas Zoo.

The FBI's latest Internet Crime Report highlights the stunning rise of investment-themed crimes over the past 18 months.

1. Grains and Soybeans Lower in Overnight Trading; 1. It was renewed for 120 days in November and expires on Saturday.; 2. More than 1,600 vessels have sailed through the Black Sea with 55% of exports going to developing countries, the UN said.; 2. Export Inspections of Corn Higher Week-to-Week; 3. Freeze Warnings Issued From Arkansas Through the Carolinas

US stocks were mixed Monday following the president's efforts to boost trust in the financial system. Plus, Rivian's deal with Amazon and the Girl Scout cookie shortage.

A feel-good sports comedy that doesn't feel deeply enough.

SpaceX prepares to test a Starlink satellite-to-cell phone service Google brings its latest camera features to older Pixel phones Sony made a $600 point-and-shoot camera for the visually impaired.

Five things you need to know before the market opens on Tuesday, March 14

AccuWeather Daily brings you the top trending weather story of the day - every day.

Included in this episode: 1. Here's What to Know If You're Worried About Whether Your Money Is Safe in the Bank 2. GOP Aims for Tea Party-Style Outrage Over ‘Woke Bailouts' of Banks 3. Nuclear Submarines Are Game-Changing Tech for Australia—and a Major Headache for China 4. Scientists Sound the Alarm Over a Growing Trash Problem in Space .

The long workdays, the constant pressure, and the knowledge that one wrong word could cost you your job can all make Congress a less-than-ideal workplace for mental health.

The short answer for the vast majority of Americans with bank accounts is that your money is safe and insured.

Republicans pounced on Biden's efforts to shore up Silicon Valley Bank's depositors, calling it a “woke” bailout for elites. “Woke! It's all woke,” joked a Democrat in response

Australia will acquire a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines thanks to its partnership with the U.S. and the U.K.—and China's not happy about it.

Even tiny pieces of junk can pose serious risks to astronauts. Scientists call for a global treaty to eliminate increasing orbiting debris.

The long workdays, the constant pressure, and the knowledge that one wrong word could cost you your job can all make Congress a less-than-ideal workplace for mental health.

Disney wants Google and Reddit to identify film leakers; Volkswagen will build its first North American EV battery plant in Canada

The recording industry debuted a coveted award on this day in 1958.

While preschool is not mandatory, there are a few advantages to enrolling your child.

Governor Kemp signs midyear budget; No answers in second autopsy of slain activist; Jury awards Roswell parents $6.1 million after son's hazing death at LSU; Georgia Power customers to see one-time credit on March bills

Sure, a rainy day fund is essential. But how about a fund to spend on things you love (without the guilt)?

Maybe we all need a numbers detox, write Micael Dahlen and Helge Thorbjørnsen.

An administration proposal could make it harder for trans people to access gender-affirming care. Is it a hint that Biden might go wobbly in his LGBT support as he prepares for re-election?

The move backstops the $175 billion that was held at the bank—about 85% of which was uninsured

Your child's astrological sun sign can tell a beautiful story about their perspective, preferences, sense of humor, self-expression, and more

Downtown Dallas march condemns women's rights abuses in Iran; Man dies after being shot Saturday night in South Dallas; Texas legislators say daylight saving time should remain year-round, want voters to decide; Texas coach Rodney Terry continues to impress, captures Big 12 Championship

The Confederacy made a surprising decision on this day in 1865.

Included in this episode: 1. Silicon Valley Bank Clients Will Get Funds—Even Those That Weren't Insured, Government Says 2. Michigan Lawmakers Want to Pass an 11-Bill Gun Safety Package. Here's What Would Change 3. Column: How Numbers Can Ruin Your Life 4. A Recent Move By the Biden Administration Gives the LGBTQ Community Reason to Worry .

The package was introduced days after last month's tragedy at Michigan State University

Broadway went dark on this day in 2020.