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Nick Wooten with the Dallas Morning News tells us how Dallas-Fort Worth homebuilders must now contend with a rapidly changing economic picture around them.

Milla Surjadi with the Dallas Morning News tells us how Texas AG Ken Paxton’s lawsuit against Coppell schools is based on hidden recordings edited to be “grossly misleading,” district officials say in court filings.

Hojun Choi with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how a pair of bills in Austin would limit foreign nationals and companies from China, Iran, North Korea and Russia from buying real estate in Texas.

A congressional task force Tuesday highlighted longstanding questions about whether Lee Harvey Oswald was a lone gunman, responsible for the 1963 assassination of JFK in downtown Dallas.

Amber Gaudet with the Dallas Morning News tells us about the nearly 2,000 complaints that marked DART’s transition to a new vendor and how riders say issues persist five months later.

Maria Ramos Pacheco with The Dallas Morning News tells us how as part of its greenhouse gas reduction strategy, the city of Dallas leads the region with the largest electric fleet among North Texas cities.

Lilly Kersh with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said it would resubmit plans for a new temple in Fairview and possibly forestalled a threatened lawsuit against the Texas town.

Lana Ferguson with the Dallas Morning News tells us how hunters have contributed more than $5.5 billion for conservation in less than 60 years.

How have DFW restaurants fared in the five years since the pandemic? DallasNews.com/food writer Sarah Blaskovich has the breakdown and highlights new restaurants Evelyn and Hampton Social.

Lilly Kersh with the Dallas Morning News tells us about now the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints could sue the town for the proposed McKinney Texas Temple this month.

Devyani Chhetri with the Dallas Morning News tells us about the disagreement between two city organizations that oversee growth and development.

Children of undocumented immigrants navigating college financial aid forms have concerns their applications could put their parents and families at risk for deportation. The Dallas Morning News writer Milla Surjadi shares her reporting on the subject.

Adrian Ashford with the Dallas Morning News tells us about the culture inside one of Texas’ largest megachurches after the founder was publicly accused that month of sexually abusing a 12-year-old in the 1980s.

Devyani Chhetri with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how Texas Discovery Gardens has had to self-fund more than $700,000 in repairs, and it still needs $800,000 more.

Kelli Smith with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how Dallas is looking for a new site to build the police academy as plans change for the UNT Dallas project.

Robert Wilonsky with the Dallas Morning News tells us about what is now a 110-acre eyesore and how the city of Dallas is also looking to buy a $11 million shopping center for a long-promised park.

Lilly Kersh with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how U.S. residents with legal permanent residency are rushing to become citizens amid President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration.

Joseph Morton with the Dallas Morning News tells us how members of a task force will visit Dallas and interview surviving staff from the Warren Commission.

Sasha Richie with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how the TXSE is going head to head with the Big Board and Nasdaq, and that’s a good thing for the Lone Star State.

Nick Wooten with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how record apartment supply and a bottleneck in the single-family rental space play a role in the widening gap.