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The drug scene at U of I is not really big, but I'm sure it depends on who you hang out with. Drinking is very prevalent at U of I though.
I have had an internship for the past two summers with a local hospital. It allowed me to see the importance of research and the day to day tasks involved.
The process was very easy to get into the MCB program. Once you applied to the school and were accepted, you are automatically in the MCB program
I'm in Architectural Studies. Studio treats us like slaves till later on when we get better workspaces. Workload is easy, however, unless you're not into building models. Plenty of resources and clubs centered around it. Advisors are friendly and very helpful. I'm loving it sofar.
Local Area:
Great campus town, many attractions and things going on. Tho sometimes one can get lost by straying too far from campus. Some portions of the campus thus seem pretty scary at night.
There is alot of diversity at UIUC, if you know where to look that is. Those of the same ethnicity tend to hang with those of the same ethnicity amongst environments that facilitate their own cultural background. Few people go out of their comfort zones to mingle with different ethnic backgrounds. Also we have a reputation for having half or more of out population to be asian or international students of asian ethnicity, so yes, there's diversity from the sense of the school being "white", but not diversity in the sense of a great mix of people.
At certain times of the day computer access is impossible. A lot of the scanners are in poor shape. Although, if you look hard enough you'll find free computers and good resources. I do not like how the default WiFi is UIUCNet instead of IllinoisNet (which does not have a time limit nor requires a constant log in). Speed is moderate depending on where you are, some areas have no WiFi at all, like in between buildings if you rely on 24/7 WiFi access like I do.
Sometimes, the weather is very unpredictable. However, the sun is out a lot!
Health & Safety:
I have never witnessed or become a victim of a crime. There's not a lot of strangers who roam around campus, mostly students or faculty members. Make sure to keep track of your valuables such as keys, electronics, etc. If you feel unsafe due to a past experience or whatnot, keep a small self defense weapon on you such as pepper spray.
Champaign has very bipolar weather. It can hit high 50s with bright sun in the middle of winter then rain the very next day. It does snow often during winter, which I dislike. Very lovely in the spring, summer and fall.
Campus Quality:
Some of them are very clean.The gym is very nice.But some of the classrooms are really old and nasty.
Party Scene:
Many bars and Greek life.Not really a place for non-drinkers.Dirty streets and places
The program is set up nicely, and the newly incorporated group projects are quite amazing. They help you connect lectures to real world problems.
I like the core chemical engineering classes, but some of the requirements I am not a fond off. Personally, the chemical engineering department should have a pre-med sub-concentration to help students in their path.
I interned at LyondellBasell, a chemical plant, for two semesters. This was a phenomenal experience where I did real engineering projects that an entry level engineer would work on. It was challenging and rewarding.
I am not a fan of snow or walking in snow, but that is just part of living in the Midwest. Since the campus is huge and classes might be right after one another, it is pretty essential to come to terms with good shoes and a walking habit.
It was pretty difficult to get into chemical engineering, but this also meant a huge reward when I did get in. Although the bio-engineering department does not take transfers and that is unfortunate.
Football at UIUC is very huge in terms of the fan base. However, I am not a fan of the team.
The University's academic reputation has led to students from many different backgrounds and countries attending. Many clubs are formed to allow people of different races, nationalities, and interests to network with each other, and student organizations regularly schedule events that bring many students together based more on interest and major than their background.The school holds mandatory workshops for the younger students focused on acceptance and the like, but these are for the most part unnecessary as the students here are usually open minded.
Party Scene:
Champaign's nightlife seems focused around the campus, with many bars to choose from less than half a mile from the main quad. To the west of the quad, along frat row, there are plenty of parties going on every weekend, with various themes. Most of the bars are 21 and up, but Champaign's laws allow a handful of bars for those who are 18.
Greek Life:
Basically if you are not greek you do not belong anywhere. Greeks seem to real you in with nice activities than after you turn them down they stop talking to you.
It's a hassle to get in contact with an actual person especially through a phone. Money isn't well always given. I still receive a decent amount of money.
Local Area:
Very racist. Really clean. Activities always available. At night very dangerous
The classwork in engineering, at least, at the University of Illinois is exceptional. We have interested professors who are available to help you learn and I don't know of anyone who takes advantage of all the resource learning and tutoring centers. If you want to succeed here, you will.
Local Area:
Overall, I'm a big fan of the vibe at UIUC. While you might be put off that it's a small town - trust me, it doesn't feel that way. It's incredibly college student-centered. Everything caters to you here. The campus is vibrant and there's always something going on. It's a good place to be.
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Of course students here have plenty to complain about—the weather, the parking, the Greek social scene, the rural location. But all things considered, the positive points of the U of I experience tipped the scale—the University's academic excellency, the safety, the social atmosphere, the athletic tradition, the city's excellent transportation system. Some students admitted that they had a hard time adjusting, that they occasionally wished they had made another decision—but in the end, they were all happy to be here. The most encouraging fact was that so many people mentioned that they were leaving as better people, more knowledgeable, eclectic, and better equipped to navigate through life. University of Illinois students do not just leave with a piece of paper in their hands, they leave with a wealth of experience that is not easily rivaled—and, for in-staters, without enormous debt burdens to face when they graduate.
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Two men locked up for raping an 11-year-old girl had their sentences more than doubled by the Court of Appeal today.
Roshane Channer and Ruben Monteiro, both 21, were originally given three years and four months in February after admitted raping the schoolgirl in a block of flats in Luton, Bedfordshire, last July.
Three judges in London agreed with Attorney General Dominic Grieve QC that the original terms of detention imposed at Luton Crown Court were "unduly lenient" - and raised them to seven years.
Channer, of no fixed address, and Monteiro, of Luton, will also be on the sex offenders register for life.
The Attorney General said in a statement after the ruling: "This was a horrible case where two men, aged 20, raped an 11-year-old girl, whilst two other youths watched.
"A video recording of part of the incident was taken on a mobile phone, further adding to the anguish of the victim.
"I'm very pleased that the Court of Appeal has today given clear guidance in respect of sentencing sexual offences of this nature.
"The law is clear that children under the age of 13 are incapable of giving consent to sexual activity, and I hope that today's sentence sends out a strong message to anyone who commits terrible crimes such as these - that you can expect to spend a substantial time in prison."
Baljit Ubhey, Chief Crown Prosecutor for Thames and Chiltern Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), said: "We supported the Attorney General's decision to refer this case as one that had attracted sentences that were unduly lenient.
"I welcome today's ruling from the Court of Appeal to increase the sentences.
"Roshane Channer and Ruben Monteiro took advantage of a very young girl and, although they pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity, needed to be punished for their crime.
"The original sentences of 40 months imprisonment in no way reflected the severity or seriousness of their crime. Today's increased sentences do.
"The CPS takes all allegations of rape seriously and has specialist rape prosecutors who have expertise in dealing with sexual offences cases.
"We work with the police and the courts to ensure that victims are given the best possible support.
"Cases of rape and other serious sexual offences are among the most difficult cases that we deal with and need to be dealt with very sensitively.
"The increased sentences given today recognise the severity of the offence and the vulnerability of the victim.
"I hope that today's increased sentences provide the victim with some measure of justice that will help her put this terrible episode behind her and move forward in her life.
"We will continue to vigorously prosecute offenders who target young and vulnerable victims."
The two men, who were 20 at the time of the attack, maintained that they thought the girl was much older than 11.
They were charged with the rape of a child who could not in law consent to sexual intercourse, but they asserted she was a "willing participant".
Lord Justice Pitchford, announcing the decision of the court, said: "These offenders could not have thought that the complainant was older than 14 years of age.
"It follows that no significant mitigation was available to them on the basis of a mistaken belief in the girl's age.
"They knew that the girl was incapable of consenting in law to the activity in which they required her to engage."
He added: "They did not care how old she was. They did not make any inquiry of the girl.
"The circumstances were such that they must have realised that she was a child and, therefore, vulnerable."
The only mitigating feature available to them was the "complainant's willingness to engage in sexual activity".
But such "willingness" was of "little value in mitigation where the offence amounts to the exploitation of a young child".
Lord Justice Pitchford said: "The circumstances here were that two adults jointly took advantage of a child in degrading circumstances."
He added: "The group nature of the activity... and the recording of the event constituted serious aggravating features of an already exploitative offence."
The harm done by the offenders will be "long-lasting, perhaps permanent".
Lord Justice Pitchford said the primary objective in such circumstances was "punishment and deterrence".
Detailing a number of "relevant considerations" for sentencing judges in such cases, he said: "There is a strong element of deterrence in sentencing for sexual offences committed against young children, whether they are sexually experienced or 'willing' or not.
"They are, by reason of their age, vulnerable to exploitation and require protection, sometimes from themselves."
He said: "Exploitative sexual behaviour towards a child under 13 without consideration for the vulnerability of that child may be just as serious as submission obtained by the use of force or the threat of force."
The judge added that "ostensible consent" and "willingness" were terms which, in the context of offences against the young in particular, "are susceptible to misunderstanding and, even if accurately used, are liable to obscure the true nature of the encounter between the offender and the victim".
The sentencing starting point in the Channer and Monteiro case should not have fallen below 11 years' custody "and may have been somewhat higher".
Lord Justice Pitchford said: "We are conscious that this must result in a substantial increase in sentence even after giving full credit for guilty pleas."
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Government defends allowing 100 per cent FDI in defence sector
Sitharaman said government has brought simplification in the definition of technology by using the word modern, instead of phrases like state-of-the-art and cutting-edge.
India receives $5.34 billion FDI in April-May
Meghwal said govt has made changes in the FDI policy in several sectors "to ensure that India remains increasingly attractive and investor friendly investment destination".
FDI surges after 'Make in India', up 46% at $62 billion
To further boost investment environment and bring in foreign capital, the government is taking various measures like opening up FDI in many sectors.
US companies consider India their next FDI frontier: Nitin Gadkari
The Union Minister said modernization and the upgradation of transport infrastructure have the potential to become drivers of the country's growth.
Government mulling raising FDI cap in newspapers, periodicals
Government relaxed FDI norms in about eight sectors, including civil aviation, defence, private security agencies, pharmaceuticals and food processing industry.
Government notifies changes in FDI policy
These decisions were announced earlier in the week with a view to make India more investor friendly and an attractive FDI destination.
AIGF seeks FDI in gambling, betting and lottery sector
Under Para 5.1 of the FDI policy, foreign technological collaboration in any form is prohibited in the gambling and betting sector.
FDI rises 7 per cent to $10.55 billion in Q1
In terms of countries, India received maximum overseas inflows from the US, Singapore, Mauritius, Japan and the Netherlands.
Govt unleashes mega FDI reforms
In a bid to attract dollar inflow in the Indian market the Indian government has opened floodgates for foreign direct investment in all the major sectors.
Investors looking keenly at defence sector after FDI easing: Nirmala Sitharaman
She said that both foreign direct investment (FDI) and foreign portfolio investment are recording healthy growth.
Pharma sector receives Rs 4,975-crore FDI in FY16: Government
FDI policy provides for 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in greenfield pharma and upto 100 per cent under government route in brownfield pharma.
FIPB clears 6 FDI proposals worth Rs 180 crore
The FIPB has cleared six proposals including those of Janalaxami Finance and Turmeric Vision, a Finance Ministry official said.
Government to announce hybrid instruments for FDI next month
Hybrid instruments include optionally convertible or partially convertible debentures, Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds - which are intrinsically debt-instruments.
Shankar Sharma says too much FDI in some sectors is a mistake
Sharma says former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's policy to emphasize on domestic ownership of foreign entities was a masterstroke.
Government preparing action plan to attract more FDI in dairy sector
The Department of Animal Husbandry under the aegis of Agriculture Ministry is holding a series of discussion with private players in this regard.
Nitin Gadkari to visit US to attract billions of dollars in FDI
On his maiden visit, Gadkari is scheduled to criss-cross the US from Washington to Los Angeles with in between stops in New York, St Louis and San Francisco.
100% FDI in defence need of the hour: Venkaiah Naidu
"FDI is better than debt and will push growth and development. The government took the decision as it was the need of the hour," Naidu said.
FDI will kill Indian brands, says Mamata Banerjee
Citing the instance of the pharma sector, she said "allowing FDI in it will lead to increase in prices of medicines including life saving ones."
'Need to amend Act to effect 74% FDI in pvt security agencies'
Foreign investment in private security agencies cannot have majority ownership which means that their stake cannot be more than 49 per cent.
FDI to help local shrimps get global dressing
The Narendra Modi government's decision to allow 100% foreign direct investment in aquaculture has spread cheer in the country's seafood sector.
With just Rs 1 crore defence FDI in 2 years, government steps on gas
The Prime Minister's Office has asked the home ministry to address concerns related to issue of small arms licences, which has been pending for several months.
FIPB clears FDI proposals worth Rs 643 crore
Board cleared proposals of Macmillan Publishers International and Ordain Health Care Global, entailing investment flow of Rs 28.20 crore and Rs 77.05 crore, respectively.
Easing of FDI norms will be disastrous for India: CPI
Contending that the Modi government had made India a "junior partner" of the US, it said FDI reforms in defence sector will make the country dependent on American/Israeli "clique".
Aviation stock extend rally on FDI booster shot
Scrips of SpiceJet, Jet Airways and InterGlobe Aviation (parent company of IndiGo) rallied after the government on Monday allowed 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in scheduled domestic airlines.
'FDI changes to add to pipeline of investment going forward'
In a chat with ET Now, Aditi Nayar, Senior Economist, ICRA, shares her views on FDI norms and monsoon onset.
RBI nod needed for FDI in Equitas Holdings; limit reached
Foreign shareholding in small finance banks would be as per the foreign direct investment policy for private sector banks, according to the RBI guidelines for the sector.
FDI in retailing of food products is the most significant
The need for organized players to enter this space is indisputable, but directionally the policy of allowing 100% FDI in retailing of food products is significant on two counts.
Raising FDI via hybrid instruments may come with riders
Hybrid instruments are intrinsically debt instruments which give the holder an option to convert into equity at a later date.
FDI reforms in aviation: Experts hail 'liberal' move
Under the new FDI norms, foreign investors can now have up to 100 per cent stake in local carriers, while the equity holding was has remained restricted at 49 per cent.
Relaxed FDI norms to generate jobs: Shashikanta Das
Manufacturing and job generation will get a boost by the latest round of liberalisation in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms that include doing away with dual clearances, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said.
Relaxed FDI norms to generate jobs: Shashikanta Das
Manufacturing and job generation will get a boost by the latest round of liberalisation in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms that include doing away with dual clearances, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said.
New FDI norms are positive for economy: Ajay Dua
In a chat with ET Now, Ajay Dua Former Industry and commerce secretary says that the radical change brought about in the FDI policy will bring a positive impact on the economy.
FDI ease for defence welcome, but more must be done
Experts on Monday called as a welcome move the union government announcement of 100 per cent FDI (foreign direct investment) in defence.
Aviation stocks soar high on FDI approval
The rally in the stocks was triggered by the government's approval for 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in scheduled airlines. Till now, only 49 per cent FDI was allowed in these companies.
Aviation stocks rally on 100% FDI approval
Stocks of Spicejet surged 6.45 per cent, Jet Airways 6.75 per cent and InterGlobe Aviation 4.48 per cent.
Government allows 100% FDI in trading of food products
The government today allowed 100 per cent FDI in trading of food products, including through e-commerce, to boost food processing sector in the country.
Govt introduces 100% FDI in defence, civil aviation
In order to provide major impetus to job creation in India, the government announced major reforms in its foreign direct investment (FDI) , notably in aviation, pharmaceuticals and food processing sectors, further opening the doors for the inflow of enhanced overseas capital.
PM likely to chair meeting on FDI roadmap on Tuesday
According to sources, the other sectors which may see some kind of policy tweaking include single brand retail and food processing.
Higher FDI doesn't lift life cover capital
Capital deployed in the life insurance sector, including share premiums, fell 2.3% to Rs 34,847 crore in the last financial year from Rs 35,681 crore in the year before.
DIPP releases simpler, investor friendly FDI compendium
The new compendium, which came into effect from yesterday, mentions all existing FDI policy decisions, as also the changes made since May 12 last year.
Commerce & Industry Ministry releases annual FDI compendium
These terms will have the same meaning as provided under Private Security Agencies (Regulation) (PSAR) Act, 2005, the 109-page compendium said.
China June FDI jumps 9.7 per cent y/y to $15.2 billion
In the first half of 2016, FDI rose 5.1 per centfrom the same period a year earlier to 441.76 billion yuan, or $69.42 billion, according to the statement.
China leaps 10 spots with $956 million FDI in India
China has jumped 10 spots in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI) in India during the first two years of the Narendra Modi regime.
FDI in pharma: Supply of NLEM drugs to be maintained for 5 years
R&D expenses will also have to be maintained in value terms for five years at an absolute quantitative level at the induction of the FDI of up to 74 per cent
It's stupid! Liberal FDI didn't let Flipkart become India's Amazon: Shankar Sharma
Had e-commerce been walled off from foreign competition, India would have had a fair chance of giving birth to its own Amazon and Alibaba, says Sharma.


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Becker & Poliakoff and CALL's 2016 Legislative and Community Association Resource Guide ("Guide") is now available for viewing and printing. The Guide is applicable to all three (3) types of shared-ownership communities (condominiums, cooperatives, and homeowners' associations). The 2016 Legislative Session ended without any significant piece of community association legislation passing. While there were many… Continue Reading
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Because of President Barack Obama's failure to "push job creation," the black unemployment rate in Ferguson, Mo., is three times higher than the white unemployment rate.
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The kids started coming before the policy shift
Obama's 2012 policy on younger immigrants "created these children coming across" the border.
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The Obama administration "manipulated deportation data to make it appear that the Border Patrol was deporting more illegal immigrants than the Bush administration."
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Dobbs previous views not so clear
On legalizing illegal immigrants.
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on Monday, November 30th, 2009
What about the multiplier effect?
U.S. taxpayers paid $71,500 per job created by the stimulus bill.
— PolitiFact National
on Monday, October 19th, 2009
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Dallas' Memorial Auditorium was good enough for the Beatles, JFK and Led Zeppelin, so why not us?
My first concert was August 22, 1973: the Jackson 5 at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Dallas.
My first concert was August 22, 1973: the Jackson 5 at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Dallas.
Katelynn Blasavage started college expecting fun and, eventually, fame to follow. "I was wrong, fortunately," she said before receiving her diploma on May 13.
Nine-year-old Crystal Moreno's easy smile and good nature have helped her weather her ordeal.
A News investigation finds many businesses have stopped selling the fertilizer, while others have beefed up safeguards. But many of safety investigators' recommendations have gone unheeded.
U.S. Attorney John M. Bales says he wants to stop the cocaine supply chain at the source, but defense attorneys say the government has gone too far.
Every three years or so, the state announces a new CPS commissioner who is going to fix everything. We know better. We have been to this rodeo before. There are solutions, but they will cost hundreds of millions of additional dollars.
This story originally appeared March 26, 2007: Just about a year ago, Antonio was having a tough time staying focused in his Spanish literature class and the discussion of Don Juan in the play El Burlador de Sevilla.
For many teenagers, dating, partying and hanging with the cool crowd dominate their high school years. But Girsea and Greisa Martinez had a much more serious mission.
The sky's truly the limit for the Plano climber, who's ranked tops in North America and is headed to the world championship in San Antonio.
Jarring turns took 19-year-old Rian Lashley into a dark world of strippers, betrayal and heroin, ending in her death in March 2014.
After a 45-minute tour of the Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy campus, Geoffrey Canada neared the south exit before being stopped by one of the school's math teachers, Cornell Lacy.
A hit-and-run driver remains at large after fatally striking a man who'd just pulled over to check on his car late Thursday night in Cedar Hill.
Though dangerous, the events are drawing bigger crowds as a place where families gather for fun and where riders test their courage and skill on a horse.
Much of the lab space at the Children's Medical Center Research Institute at UT Southwestern sits empty - ready for medical discoveries to come.
A new 3.5-acre hippo habitat will include an overlook deck, 120,000-gallon waterhole and an underwater viewing area that will allow visitors to see the animals at nostril level.
As populations grow denser throughout the "tornado alley" that stretches from North Texas through South Dakota, many experts say communities should consider designing buildings to withstand twisters just as coastal communities build to survive hurricanes.
The system is stressed by a seemingly endless shortage of judges. The average case now takes two years to wind through the courts.
One man was killed and three were wounded in what may be the deadliest anti-Muslim attack in North Texas. It might have been worse if not for the gun-loving Iraqi-American hubcap king of Pleasant Grove.
The portraits of residents who served went on display Thursday at Belmont Village Senior Living Turtle Creek.
Zachary Thompson says the government is waiting to step up its fight against the virus' spread, like it did with Ebola.
The ski trip helps young amputees experience a sense of freedom and adrenaline, a positive moment for those who are able to participate.
A history project meant to honor seven of Dallas' historically black parks has sparked a dispute about how the city should remember an ugly part of its past.
Until the churches are rebuilt, both ministers are hosting services at temporary locations — in nearby church space.
Dallas and DART police say they're reducing drug sales and panhandling in downtown Dallas, thanks to a recent crackdown.
She explores how technology affects the way we communicate, work and play, and she'll be a keynote speaker at the Dallas Festival of Ideas.
In one of the many discussions at Saturday's Dallas Festival of Ideas, novelist J. Suzanne Frank told aspiring writers that Dallas has just about everything needed for a literary city.
The city scales back the requirements to allow stricken residents to rebuild what they had before Dec. 26.
The Heart-to-Heart program at the Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas shows transplant patients with hereditary heart disease what they've fought against for years.
Mamer Demamer was 7-years-old when he and thousands of other Lost Boys fled South Sudan amid a brutal, deadly, decades-long civil war.
Months earlier, Fred Treffinger offered to donate the parcel to Daron Babcock, who started the original Bonton Farm in South Dallas through a Christian ministry.
State regulators want to know if doctors are being paid to refer patients to pharmacies.
Another night, another packed house at Hall of State for another lengthy public discussion about whether to turn over Fair Park to a nonprofit foundation.
The labels said that ingredients in the dietary supplements were extracted from geraniums.
The Dallas Morning News asked local seniors to kiss on camera and talk about what love means to them.
Oliver Badillo's family moved out of Pleasant Grove to escape the drugs and violence that plagued their neighborhood, but the 13-year-old returns now as a national champion.
On Wednesday, the Dallas City Council will vote on Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings' resolution to ban Exxxotica, the traveling porn expo, from returning for a second year to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
NCTCOG is funding 90 days of on-call service for the elderly and disabled in McKinney, Allen, Fairview and Wylie through DART's paratransit contractor.
The numbers are inconsistent, but like in big cities, smaller cities had to combat slightly higher violent crime rates.
Factors that make the area so appealing to people — such as easy connections, a growing population and one of the world's busiest airports — also attract diseases.
Vaughan's guitar and amp joined him for the festivities, which were both a homecoming and a celebration of plans for a public art project to honor him and younger brother Stevie Ray Vaughan, both raised in Oak Cliff.
The award, to be presented in April, is considered Dallas' oldest and most prestigious civic honor.
A 12-year-old boy was killed and four others were injured Saturday night in a four-vehicle crash in Denton, police said
Most teachers and support personnel say DISD is headed in the right direction under Michael Hinojosa, but safety and discipline challenges remain.
For 30 years, various government agencies have dangled the hope of running water and sewer lines to the tiny community. But each time the cost has been too great, the bureaucratic hurdles too high, leaving Sandbranch to fade back into obscurity.
Prosecutors say Jacob Boyd withheld Racheal Wiest's Facebook password and called her names before he killed her last year.
The event at Southwest Center Mall was held in conjunction with Sunday's observance of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
Most teachers and support personnel say DISD is headed in the right direction under Michael Hinojosa, but safety and discipline challenges remain.
Firefighters in Irving are at the scene of a three-alarm blaze that injured one person and damaged 10 apartment units this morning.
The process was initiated after some students voiced concern to a teacher about the name and asked that it be changed, which would require final approval from DISD trustees.
Earthquakes triggered by oil and gas activity can be stopped if states work to get ahead of the problem, said one of the top experts on human-induced ground-shaking.
Confederate General John B. Hood could have his name stripped from a Pleasant Grove middle school if enough students vote Friday to move forward with efforts to change its name.
Four people in Dallas County possibly have the Zika virus, health officials said Thursday.
The founder of a beloved equine therapy center for children with disabilities shut down its nonprofit riding program unexpectedly last week, just a year after reporting half a million dollars in assets.
The Dallas County district attorney's office has conducted an investigation into allegations that racist text messages were exchanged among its employees.
Fort Worth has issued a "boil water notice" that went into effect immediately for parts of the city's north side.
Will it be the Denver Broncos, or the Carolina Panthers?
Since the Zika virus was discovered in Uganda in 1947, only one person is known to have been infected through sex.
A Dallas County judge put on hold a portion of the city's lawsuit that sought to force repairs on 190 properties owned or managed by Dennis Topletz by having them turned over to a receiver.
The action represents a groundbreaking application of the city's preservation process, which has been used primarily to protect old buildings and neighborhoods, not natural formations.
"Some of my best friendships and most treasured memories have stemmed from my involvement with the Rangers," Rose said in his best Texas twang. "This has meant a lot to me and my family."
Edward 'Rusty' Rose, a Dallas businessman and philanthropist who died Jan. 29 at age 74, led a group of investors, along with future Texas Gov. and President George W. Bush, that owned the Major League Baseball club from 1989-98.
Researchers seeking to improve fertility treatments plan to grow embryos from a single cell for a week, then destroy them.
The trial of an Austin businesswoman who played a key role in a Dallas County bribery scheme involving the Dallas County commissioner shed light on the unsavory world of corporate lobbying for North Texas government contracts.
The city's $8.6 million plan for a 55-year-old neighborhood includes a bike lane, pedestrian features, street parking and zero lot lines.
The Allen City Council meeting this week was more dramatic than anything on Tuesday night TV.
A 2.1-magnitude earthquake rumbled in Irving early Sunday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
New mothers are given a free bilingual book to foster literacy and reading skills at an early age.
On Monday, the city's Landmark Commission will consider a first-of-its-kind historic designation that would preserve Big Spring and ensure it remains intact for future generations to enjoy.
Groups are building the house for free as a thank-you for his military service.
The decades-old neighborhood staple has shut its doors, leaving Southern-fried memories behind.
Couch landed on an Aeromexico flight shortly before 11 a.m., and Tarrant County sheriff's deputies were there to take him to the county's juvenile detention center in North Fort Worth.
Dallas Police Chief David Brown testified Thursday that he has an intricate "vetting process" to get the best qualified candidates on his command staff.
Officials blamed the construction company, Ratcliff Constructors, for straying from design specifications during the 2008-2009 construction of Donald T. Shields Elementary school.
Billy Kurfman knows he reported for work at The Hangout Patio Bar on April 17, 2014. But he doesn't remember going to work.
When it comes to preservation in Dallas, it's always one step forward, one step back.
Several people are injured when a city bus crashed in Fort Worth, according to Fort Worth Fire Department officials. The bus attempted to go under a bridge at about 12:40 p.m. Thursday near the intersection of Foch Street and West Lancaster Avenue, near West 7th Street when it got stuck underneath it.
The local branch of the YWCA has severed its ties with the national organization once known for recreation centers and child-care services.
Antong Lucky posed the question of the night at an event co-hosted by the DMN, UT-Arlington's David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture and the Dallas Architectural Forum.
Texas transportation officials haven't yet finalized which highway projects will benefit from a new program aimed at curbing urban congestion.
The proposal for a new K-12 school near I-35E and Camp Wisdom Road went from routine to controversial after DISD Trustee Joyce Foreman rallied opposition to the general proliferation of charter schools.
Dallas police arrested two men Tuesday in connection with a recent spate of synthetic drug use in downtown Dallas.
Jakes and Jenkins say the tour will renew their advocacy of criminal justice reform, efforts to lower the jail population and support for ex-offenders trying to rejoin society.
Gov. Greg Abbott's request could pave the way for victims of the Dec. 26 storms to receive grants and low-interest loans.
The Texas senator portrays the billionaire as a New York liberal as they campaign to be the GOP presidential nominee.
The series of shadow boxes was designed to raise the profile of female veterans among the center's heavily male-dominated artifact exhibits.
More than 200 people crowded into the bar of The Woolworth restaurant for a meeting organized by Downtown Dallas Inc. after a woman was attacked Jan. 21 in the Davis Building's garage on Main Street.
Lame-duck Dallas Fire-Rescue Chief Louie Bright III says he doesn't want to appoint a new commander on his way out and tie the hands of his-yet-to-be-named successor.
Melvin Ray Layman and Daylon Esaw are accused of filing forged deeds to take ownership of the homes.
In The News' series that follows a Garland family as they restore their lives, the Salazars finally move into a rental house while awaiting what's next.
Frustrated landlords and residents turned out to northern and southern Dallas community meetings last month with lists of suggestions for city officials trying to rewrite code governing rental home and apartment standards.
They worked with the city to organize the event, which aimed to celebrate and unite a changing community, they said.
The raw data behind maps like XTO's are one of many pieces of evidence that scientists use to determine an area's earthquake hazard.
The event, hosted by the Bikers United Disaster Relief Team, gave the Santillanos and other families another chance at the Christmas cheer that last month was cut short by tragedy.
A City Council member was told releasing information to the public could be a "criminal offense."
Studies that look at where cars sit idle often result in different findings about which highways are the most frustrating to use.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents seize a lot of items from passengers: weapons, drugs, money.
Dallas police are asking for the public's help locating a 26-year-old man who was last seen Monday leaving his Far North Dallas home.
A man died Friday afternoon after he was struck by a vehicle in Fort Worth.
Superintendent Michael Hinojosa says the district has acted "fat, dumb and happy" for too long as charter school enrollment exploded within the district's boundaries.
The Moment: Seeking vindication, Nicole Rishard steels herself to testify against her ex-husband, who shot her and almost killed her son.
The city is trying to mediate a dispute to determine who's responsible — the homeowners association or the developer — for fixing the problem of erosion that now claws at a family's back fence. Brian and Natalie Woodward fear their dream home is in imminent danger.
AUSTIN - An Austin woman accused of lying to the FBI about funneling a bribe to John Wiley Price through a consultant told jurors Thursday that she wasn't trying to be deceptive.
Rosemary Espinosa cried and breathed a sigh of relief Thursday morning. A judge had just granted her temporary custody of her daughter's two children and prohibited their father from contacting them.
The three — a grandmother, her daughter and granddaughter — died in a crash as they returned from a family gathering.
McKinney National Airport will soon be offering direct flights to Houston through a new partnership with Texas Air Shuttle, an all-you-can-fly membership service designed for frequent business travelers.
Renters have until Sunday to retrieve what they can before the remains of GT Storage and Marina are bulldozed.
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says the regulatory challenges will strengthen a hot industry as proponents defend fantasy sports wagering as "a game of skill."
The Riverbend Water Reclamation Plant project will help meet treatment needs in the fast-growing communities along the U.S. Highway 380 corridor.
Helena Tantillo told agents she funneled a secret payment to a different commissioner for his favorite charity.
Just a few years ago, the emergency shelter assisted just two or three men annually. Last year, it helped 24.
Despite cold weather and controversy surrounding this year's event, thousands gathered along the 1.5-mile route from Forest Park to the gates of Fair Park.
The building is the home of the Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business, which was dedicated Friday.
For Police Chief David Brown, the new protocol, which will start in February, is more constructive and recognizes that everyone makes mistakes.
Flames broke out at about 5:15 p.m. Monday at the Bella Vista Apartments in the 2900 block of George Street, near Southwest Center Mall.
U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan has made fighting poverty a signature issue, which in turn has made him a leading Republican voice on the matter. But the comments he's making about poverty in Dallas today are happening behind closed doors.
Brian Jordan and Steven Glezman retired from the Houston force after agents raided their homes in May.
New missile sanctions are aimed mostly at individuals and some small companies accused of shipping crucial technologies to Iran.
A group of crafters on Saturday worked with fences downed in last month's deadly tornadoes to help lift spirits.
Here are five takeaways from "A Tornado Town Hall: How to Hire the Best People to Put Your Life Back Together" in Garland, Texas.
While the interstate, now grayed with the years, brought development, the places it carved through on its path to the suburbs saw their fortunes decline. But now there's renewed hope of a tool to catalyze healing.
A woman and her two sons wait at a federal family detention center in South Texas, seeking asylum but fearing deportation to the country they fled.
Dallas will look for a new Chief Financial officer as its current CFO, Jeanne Chipperfield, opens an office overseeing ethics and compliance, City Manager A.C. Gonzalez said in a memo to council members Friday.
The Dallas Zoo has a new bouncing bundle to celebrate: a Kirk's dik-dik named Dasher, the zoo announced on social media Saturday.
An Arlington woman and her lost dog were reunited Friday in Georgia, nearly 800 miles from home, The Associated Press reported.
Eight Dallas ISD students delivered speeches with strong voices Friday as they told a Majestic Theatre audience what Dr. King would say if he were running for president this year.
The sound of kids playing mushroomed into two lawsuits, one over noise and quality of life issues and the other about booming, profane music seen as retaliation.
A state historical marker to be unveiled this weekend tells the story of the "Slocum Massacre," in which an untold number of African-Americans were killed. For more than a century, the act has gone officially unacknowledged in Slocum, a small, incorporated community 17 miles southeast of Palestine, the seat of Anderson County.
The Dallas Morning News is shutting down its NeighborsGo sections and FD magazines, publisher and CEO Jim Moroney announced Friday morning.
Oncor has been using helicopters, operated by its contractor, Source Helicopters, to repair power lines in the Dallas area.
With a solid education, the daughters of Kenneth Davis and Janice Hensley could overcome a sad legacy that reaches back through the generations, all the way back to slavery. But first they have to enroll.
Roger Mansfield was sentenced to three years in a military prison for using and sharing recreational drugs.
The Brookings Institution found that affluent families in North Texas earn nine to 12 times more than households often described as the working poor.
Kenneth Davis knows next to nothing about engines. But he knows something is wrong with the newly purchased 2004 Dodge Intrepid. He and his wife, Janice Hensley, desperately need transportation to make life work outside the shelter. With jobs to get to and kids to taxi around, that means a car, an expensive headache. Kenneth and Janice just paid $1,400, the bulk of their savings, for this one.
The death of Oscar Esparza — one of three men killed when a fire broke out while they were welding inside a huge HVAC chiller tank — has sparked grief, a lawsuit and fines for the companies involved.
Kenneth Davis is ready to pick an apartment, somewhere, anywhere. He's not too concerned with atmosphere. Just keep to yourself, he figures. Don't bother anybody, and nobody will bother you. But his wife, Janice Hensley, knows better: The people around you matter. Your neighborhood matters.
Dallas-area lawmakers invited exonerees, immigrants and a female Army Ranger graduate to the speech.
Five months after Joseph Hutcheson died while being restrained by sheriff's deputies at the Dallas County jail, his wife stood outside the lobby there Tuesday morning and demanded the names of the officers involved be released to the pu
Motherhood isn't made of good intentions, and it's not a sprint. It's what happens over thousands of routine afternoons, as Janice Hensley contends with what her children want, what they need, and the demands of her own life — including finding a home outside the shelter.
After years struggling with infertility, Kelley McKissack of Wylie accepted her 54-year-old mother's offer to carry her baby as a surrogate.
As of Friday, $1,004,590 has been raised for 23 local agencies that help the hungry and homeless — including victims of last month's deadly tornadoes.
Differences over control abound among attendees Saturday at Dallas Market Center.
From the rise of Ronald McDonald through the reign of Oral Roberts, George Harwell and G.M. "Kirk" Kirkpatrick have been rigging machines to stuff odd, unruly, perhaps miraculous substances into identical plastic pouches.
With 18 donated acres, Daron Babcock and his urban farmers hope to expand their effort to raise fresh foods and help raise a community.
Appraisers have revisited neighborhoods in Dallas, Ellis, Rockwall and Collin counties to adjust for tattered roofs and demolished houses.
DallasNews.com and The Dallas Morning News invite you to "A Tornado Town Hall: How to Hire the Best People to Help You Put Your Life Back Together" at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Plaza Theatre in Garland.
Three Democrats running against the indicted political powerhouse say he has brought good change to southern Dallas but has suffered a loss of public trust.
Giving birth to one's grandchild isn't a first, and 54 isn't the oldest recorded age for such procedures.
Jeffory Blackard's lawsuit being heard in Dallas County says payment should be far less than the $300 per hour fee that had been set.
The tornado that hit Allison Gooch's Rowlett home last month sent her memories flying.
The local group has started its nationwide expansion with chapters in New England and West Texas.
The TAPS Public Transit board of directors voted unanimously today to temporarily suspend its operations for 90 days so the agency can focus on getting its finances in order.
The city's Landmark Commission has heartily endorsed an early look at plans for the historic Forest Theater blocks away from Fair Park.
After three years on the Dallas County Commission, Theresa Daniel said there's still more she wants to accomplish, especially when it comes to how the county deals with mental health services and its jail.
The decision follows raids aimed at Central Americans who arrived in the U.S. in a dramatic flow in 2014 that elevated political tensions around migration.
Tuesday marked the first day back in class for many area children whose lives were upended by the Dec. 26 storms.
The first detailed study of Americans struggling with medical bills shows that insurance often fails as a safety net.
A $34 million plan would bring employee salaries closer to market rate.
Kids streamed into Garland ISD schools this morning for the first day back since the deadly storms hit the area Dec. 26. A tornado ripped through part of the area around Pearson Elementary School, narrowly missing the campus.
Candice Kuzov doesn't have a baby - her son is 1 1/2 and her daughter is 4 - but she has two freezers full of breast milk.
A massive volunteer effort helps Shields Elementary students move into temporary quarters at the old Red Oak Junior High.
Ashley Barnes spends half of her week at the Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas.
Police believe Marisol Espinosa, a mother of three, is in danger.
Ratcliff Constructors' statement came days after an engineer assessing tornado damage said he found "horrific" problems with how it was built.
A Spanish firm will break ground within the next two months on the new facility on the McCommas Bluff Landfill site.
For six months, researchers will monitor 100 officers who wear the cameras and 100 who don't, tracking changes in the number of complaints, commendations and uses of force.
The agency wants to add weekend Oak Cliff service as city officials and downtown leaders eye new districts that could be linked through free service.
Fifteen women from the order live there now, with four of them ministering to the outside community.
The race to save baby Aaleyah Santillano, just 3 days old, has haunted many of those who met her along the way.
Some want a hug to quell their trembling. Others need to talk, their stories bursting out like water from a fractured pipe. Paul Garcia obliges them, one after another, as he slowly picks his way around the damp, tornado-battered grounds of an RV park.
Kimberly Tippett, 30; her son, Kamryn Crain, 1; and Petra Ruiz Porras, 27, were among eight killed last weekend when an EF4 tornado hit near the I-30-Bush Turnpike interchange.
Rising lake levels pose a problem for engineers looking to fix the 160-foot-long landslide that stretches along a section of the dam.
The 21-year-old was granted rare refugee status to escape gang threats in the violent Central American country.
In coming weeks, The News will chronicle the efforts of the Salazars and others to rebuild their lives. In the first story, the family says that the new year offers a fresh start and that they'll rebuild in their neighborhood.
Red Oak ISD says officials are investigating after an engineer assessing tornado damage said he found "horrific" problems with how it was built.
Hundreds of tornado victims and the donors and volunteers who want to help them are finding a central place for help set up by Dallas County, Garland and Rowlett.
Walks, bike rides and even polar plunges are on deck for Jan. 1, including at some parks in North Texas.
The continuing effects of a strong El Niño are expected to be felt through the winter — and possibly the spring.
The founder hopes to fill a void for families looking for fun beyond college football.
Dallas County judge's duty as director of emergency management led quickly to mutual aid, disaster declaration and a visit to the site of eight deaths.
Volunteers focused on subdivisions and mobile home parks where few people were around to spot a lost dog or cat.
The presidential candidate was briefed on the emergency response to the area in the wake of Saturday's storms.
Collin County tornado victims pull together to start the cleanup.
State and federal damage assessment teams arrive Wednesday to review tornado and storm damage in Dallas County.
Visits with tenants in properties whose owner is being sued by Dallas had an impact on a journalist adjusting to life in Dallas.
Red Cross volunteers are managing shelters in Garland, Rowlett, Glenn Heights and Midlothian that act as temporary homes and resource centers.
Patrons' comfort and safety are being considered as the law is set to take effect Jan. 1.
Brandon Formby slid down a hill thinking he'd find motorists irate over their predicament on a flooded road.


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WARSAW, June 20 Pension fund ING OFE, the second largest shareholder in lignite coal and power producer ZE PAK, has asked ZE PAK to pay a dividend of 1.36 zlotys per share, or 69 million zlotys ($22.73 million) in total, ZE PAK said on Friday.
ZE PAK, controlled by the second richest Pole Zygmunt Solorz-Zak, has said previously that it wanted to retain the whole of its 2013 net profit that amounted to almost 232 million zlotys.
"The proposed motion doesn't limit the company's organic growth and strengthens its image as a dividend firm," ING was quoted as saying in ZE PAK's statement.
ING, Poland's second largest pension fund, holds a 10.6-percent stake in ZE PAK worth about 142 million zlotys.
"Management board's arguments that justify the management's recommendation are still valid," Maciej Nietopiel from ZE PAK's investor relations office said.
Solorz-Zak, who owns more than 50 percent of PAK, bought mobile telecoms operator Polkomtel in 2011, financing a substantial part of the 15-billion zlotys deal with debt.
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