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Education
Should students still have to take standardized tests in 2021? Feds say yes
The Biden administration will require states to hold standardized tests, albeit with some flexibility.
Places
Six Flags plans to reopen all 26 locations this season
Six Flags will require masks, social distancing, and contactless temperature checks for visitors.
Inside Politics
Texas should use federal funds to update electric grid to next-gen tech after winter storm catastrophe, Dallas congressman says
“Why was Dallas’ skyline lit up while Dallas residents were literally freezing in their homes. That’s unacceptable,” said U.S. Rep. Colin Allred, D-Dallas.
Weather
US regulators to review bulk-power operations in Texas, other states
The immediate emphasis will remain on restoring power to customers and securing the reliability of the bulk-power system.
Coronavirus
Coronavirus in North Texas: Cases falling, though deadlier variants are spreading
COVID-19 cases are falling as holiday surges are seeming to give way and as vaccinations ramp up. But, states should not be returning to "normal."
Local News
What will Ash Wednesday look like amidst the pandemic? Here's the Vatican's new rules for churches worldwide
Instead of the priest making the sign of the cross on people's foreheads, the ashes will be sprinkled on top of people's heads.
Coronavirus
White House response team, health officials hold COVID-19 briefing
Wednesday morning's COVID-19 briefing included CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
National Politics
Historic second impeachment trial of Donald Trump to begin Tuesday
UNT Political Science Professor Kimi King joined Daybreak to break down what to expect in the beginning of the impeachment trial process.
Nation World
UN experts: North Korea using cyberattacks to finance nukes
A panel said North Korea reportedly stole about $316.4 million in virtual assets from 2019 to November 2020.
National
'We lost someone who truly loved service more than self': Dallas County Republican Party official remembers U.S. Rep. Ron Wright
The North Texas Congressman remembered for his stances and his disdain for the harsh personal rhetoric that has defined recent politics
Crime
Grand Prairie 20-year-old who called himself a 'radical Jew slayer' charged on federal gun offense
FBI agents arrested Christian Michael Mackey, 20, in a parking lot near his Grand Prairie home Friday.
Education
Should students still have to take standardized tests in 2021? Feds say yes
The Biden administration will require states to hold standardized tests, albeit with some flexibility.
Places
Six Flags plans to reopen all 26 locations this season
Six Flags will require masks, social distancing, and contactless temperature checks for visitors.
Inside Politics
Texas should use federal funds to update electric grid to next-gen tech after winter storm catastrophe, Dallas congressman says
“Why was Dallas’ skyline lit up while Dallas residents were literally freezing in their homes. That’s unacceptable,” said U.S. Rep. Colin Allred, D-Dallas.
Weather
US regulators to review bulk-power operations in Texas, other states
The immediate emphasis will remain on restoring power to customers and securing the reliability of the bulk-power system.
Coronavirus
Coronavirus in North Texas: Cases falling, though deadlier variants are spreading
COVID-19 cases are falling as holiday surges are seeming to give way and as vaccinations ramp up. But, states should not be returning to "normal."
Local News
What will Ash Wednesday look like amidst the pandemic? Here's the Vatican's new rules for churches worldwide
Instead of the priest making the sign of the cross on people's foreheads, the ashes will be sprinkled on top of people's heads.
Coronavirus
White House response team, health officials hold COVID-19 briefing
Wednesday morning's COVID-19 briefing included CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
National Politics
Historic second impeachment trial of Donald Trump to begin Tuesday
UNT Political Science Professor Kimi King joined Daybreak to break down what to expect in the beginning of the impeachment trial process.
Nation World
UN experts: North Korea using cyberattacks to finance nukes
A panel said North Korea reportedly stole about $316.4 million in virtual assets from 2019 to November 2020.
National
'We lost someone who truly loved service more than self': Dallas County Republican Party official remembers U.S. Rep. Ron Wright
The North Texas Congressman remembered for his stances and his disdain for the harsh personal rhetoric that has defined recent politics
Crime
Grand Prairie 20-year-old who called himself a 'radical Jew slayer' charged on federal gun offense
FBI agents arrested Christian Michael Mackey, 20, in a parking lot near his Grand Prairie home Friday.
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