University Park News

It seemed every time someone mentioned SMU on Wednesday, a smile and a twinkle in the eyes accompanied athletic director Steve Orsini.

I planned out a vacation. It was an ambitious world tour touching down in various European, Mediterranean and South American countries.

Kay Paggi says her job title could be less confusing if she just called herself "a surrogate daughter." She's a geriatric care manager - that is someone who steps in to help overwhelmed sons and daughters with ...

Nicolas Boyle of University Park writes to raise several questions about our coverage of the proposal to create a toll system on Mockingbird Lane.

By TOMI MAXTED / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Tomi Maxted is a freelance writer in Dallas.

There is turmoil on the U.S. Olympic team and North Texan boxer Luis Yanez is in the center of the storm.

North Texas added 131,000 people in 2007, fewer than in years past but healthy growth nonetheless, according to a report released Thursday.

Freelance writer Mary Jacobs may be reached at maryjacobs44@ yahoo.com. A few years ago, Sophia would have counted me among her "rich" friends.

A family in University Park woke to find several uninvited guests in their kitchen feasting on their cat's food.

Banning handheld cell phones in school zones have become popular new laws across North Texas.

In her thriving aesthetic-medicine practice, Park Cities physician Lynley McAnalley has made a micro-specialty of injectibles - from wrinkle-relaxing Botox to dermal fillers such as Restylane, Radiesse and ...

Chick-fil-A opened an "In-Line" restaurant concept in at 6423 Hillcrest Avenue in the Hillcrest Village shopping center on May 21, featuring an expanded menu with more beverages and desserts as well as the ...

At its upcoming meeting at 7 p.m. on June 17, the Garland City Council will look into the following: Pegasus News staffer J. Alex Bentley was once caught talking on his phone in a banned school zone.

A major storm is moving through Oncor ' s service area today, leaving downed power lines and power outages in its wake.

Taylor McCuistion has plenty to smile about these days: He has cut his gasoline bill and his commute time each week by working one fewer day.

Volunteerism is at the heart of University Park residentJulie Kupp' s life, and her involvement in Highland Park ISD is no different.

Screaming in church has never been so much fun. Loud, upbeat music calls energetic children to jump and spin around while yelling key phrases of the song they sing - "Yes, Jesus loves me." It's all part of the ...

By NANCY CHURNIN / The Dallas Morning News nchurnin@dallasnews.com How do you show your love for someone who has died? We talked to families and friends of people who died of cancer.

By EMILY TSAO / The Dallas Morning News etsao@dallasnews.com A body was discovered in a duplex as firefighters battled a blaze in North Dallas this morning.