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Dangerous heat is expected for the rest of the week.Tuesday ForecastAs high pressure builds, North Texas will experience the hottest temperatures so far this season. Tuesday’s highs near 104 will feel as hot as 112.According to the National Weather Service, most of Dallas-Fort Worth is under an Extreme Heat Warning through 8 p.m. on Tuesday.Counties outside the metroplex are also under a heat advisory until 8 p.m.Those who must spend time outdoors should wear proper sun protection, drink plenty of water, take frequent breaks indoors or in the shade, and learn how to recognize the signs of heat illness.Residents are also encouraged to check on their loved ones and never leave kids or pets in vehicles. 7-Day ForecastThe heat advisories and heat warnings will be in place for the foreseeable future.As of now, the only rain chances will be near the Red River early Saturday thanks to weakening storms in Oklahoma.There’s no other relief in sight.Symptoms of Heat-Related IllnessTemperatures th
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With rising food costs, you might as well skip the greasy drive-thru and opt for something better and local. While this is true of most types of cuisine, you might still find fine dining a bit out of reach in this economy. Why not help yourself and support a local nonprofit at the same time? […] The post DFW Restaurant Week: Ate Days of Discount Fine Dining appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.
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The two candidates battling for Texas’ United States Senate seat will be in Fort Worth on Tuesday.Ken Paxton and James Talarico will make their pitches to North Texas voters before the November election.Fundraising EffortsIn one of the most expensive races in the nation, all eyes are on Talarico’s fundraising. The Democratic nominee has reportedly raised more than any Texas candidate has in the general election in the past decade.According to filings from the Federal Election Commission, he has raised around $70 million. That’s compared to Paxton’s $9 million.The filings show that the two candidates are getting their donations in very different ways.Much of Paxton’s campaign funds come from joint fundraising committees, which allow candidates to raise money alongside other candidates. The majority of that comes from large donors.The majority of Talarico’s campaign dollars have come from small donor fundraising. A large number of people have contributed less than $200.The filings also s
