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The number of residents testing positive for the virus is growing even as the number of tests decline by 40%.
In the past four months, Network has given out 1.3 million pounds of food, which is nearly double the amount distributed in fiscal year 2018-19.
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The business will continue to serve the same menu and drinks under its new name.
This loss is due in part to a dip in citywide property valuations. By keeping the tax rate the same and applying it to a lower taxable value, the city will collect less property tax revenue in fiscal year 2020-21.
AMC Theatres—which has multiple locations in the Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston areas—will begin reopening its movie screens Aug. 20.
As school district officials across the U.S. prepare for the start of the 2020-21 school year, 179,990 new COVID-19 cases were reported in children nationwide between July 9 and Aug. 6—an increase of 90%, according to a report compiled by The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children's Hospital Association.
The conference football season will begin Sept. 26, and fan capacity in stadiums will be up to each of the 10 member universities, according to the Big 12.
The proposed no-new-revenue tax rate is a nearly 1.4% decrease from the current tax rate.
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More than 53%, or 19,938 students, plan to return for face-to-face learning Sept. 8. Roughly 45%, or 16,859 students, will participate in virtual learning.
Dallas County has rescinded its order to pause strength and conditioning workouts until students return to campus Sept. 8.
