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The History of Higher Education Texas: Exploring Texas’ Oldest Colleges & MBA Programs

Higher education has a rich history in Texas, with some of the oldest colleges and universities in the state tracing their roots back to the early 19th century. As the state has grown and evolved, so too have its institutions of higher learning, fostering a diverse range of academic disciplines and advanced degree programs –…

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Laborjack to debut in Dallas

The Colorado-based startup, Laborjack, has announced its expansion into the Dallas-Fort Worth region, providing a new and easy way to hire reliable workers for a wide range of tasks. Founded in 2016, the company offers an online platform that connects customers with pre-screened, top-notch laborers, usually college students, for tasks such as moving, staffing, and…

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Dallas City Council Debates Short-Term Rental Plan, Resulting in Further Delay

After four years of intense debate surrounding short-term rentals in Dallas communities, the city council has yet again delayed a final vote on the issue. City Manager T.C. Broadnax cited the lack of a clear consensus among council members and stated that scheduling another briefing will require a delay until at least April 19th, allowing…

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Man Arrested by Witnesses for Fatally Shooting Woman in Dallas

On Monday evening, an incident of fatal shooting occurred in the city of Dallas, resulting in the death of 53-year-old Chong Sun Wargny, according to a statement from the Dallas Police Department. Upon receiving the shooting call at approximately 9:40 p.m., Dallas officers immediately responded to the scene located at the 2500 block of Royal…

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