Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Dallas.
Valedictorian who wanted to remember black victims of injustice says school cut the mic
In the middle of her valedictorian address, Rooha Haghar went off-script. While writing her speech, Haghar, the top student at Emmett J. Conrad High School in Dallas, wanted both to reflect on her classmates' accomplishments and to remember young people who couldn't earn diplomas.
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Summer camps a haven for children as violence prompts community concern in Dallas
Community groups are opening up summer programs to give kids safer options than the streets.
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South Dallasites pack community safety meeting in wake of violent crime spike
Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall told the crowd her department is working to reduce violent crime throughout the city.
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Manager of Dallas gay bar fired for refusing to serve transgender woman: 'We are against discrimination of any kind'
JR's Bar & Grill on Cedar Springs fired the manager Thursday night after someone shared a social media post detailing what happened.
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Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Casey Thomas announces 'adopt-your-block' initiative to reduce violent crime
The new plan will allow area businesses, faith-based and community organizations to take responsibility for what happens within up to a three-mile radius around their property.
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