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Communities Foundation of Texas says the annual giving event happening this week offers a rare opportunity for nonprofits to acquire new donors at scale. Here's what’s new this North Texas Giving Day.

Betty Murray’s AI platform for menopause care aims to personalize menopause care while generating the real-world data women’s health has long lacked.

Despite having no intentions of moving out of her childhood home, Assistant Editor Kataeya Sharp’s mother is a professional in the open house game. Throughout Kataeya’s childhood, whenever a “for sale” sign went up in the neighborhood, they were obligated to make an appearance. Now an adult with her own apartment and no plans to buy a house, Kataeya still has an itch only the game can scratch. Plus, she has a live-in boyfriend she drags along to open houses and forces to lie, just a little.

Chris Woolsey is using spray paint and social media to give shine to Texas’ most significant people, places, and moments.

Track the companies moving their primary listings from the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq to Dallas-based TXSE—and how much market value is coming with them.

As more women reach the peak of their careers, menopause symptoms such as brain fog, fatigue, and memory lapses are creating a costly workplace challenge—and pushing employers to rethink how they support female leaders. Here's how perimenopause is affecting women in the C-suite.

What’s in Dallas’ $5.7 billion budget? The City Council is set to vote Wednesday on a spending plan that touches libraries, parks, trash fees, streets, staffing, your favorite amenities, property taxes, and nearly every part of city government.

These 10 comedians arrived at stand-up through different routes, but spoke with pride about a Dallas scene that has no shortage of stages or opportunities, where competition for stage time exists alongside genuine support for one another. It’s a combination that leaves plenty of room for distinct voices to rise at any given time. Here are the comedians to have on your radar.

Every few years, your birthday will fall on a Monday. Maybe you’ll party with friends the weekend before, but you’ll still look forward to a nice Monday night out after spending the day at work. Whatever occasion you’re planning on most people’s least favorite day of the week, you’ve probably noticed that a whole lot of Dallas’ best restaurants are closed on Mondays.⁠
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But not all of them. We’ve made a guide and broken it into categories so you can organize your search by the kind of Monday night you want to have.

How to save a 123-year-old house? Build a modern one on top of it. The Durant House becomes a stunning example of "adaptive restoration" in the Cedars.