Dallas Morning News
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The Dallas Morning News is the major daily newspaper serving the Dallas, Texas (USA) area. The Dallas Morning News first began publishing on 1 October 1885[1] with a circulation of around 5,000 subscribers. For the six months ending March 31, 2006, average paid circulation was 480,481 daily and 649,709 on Sunday, making it the 13th largest newspaper in terms of circulation in the United States.[2] It has won numerous Pulitzers for both reporting and photography, George Polk Awards for education reporting and regional reporting, and an Overseas Press Club award for photography. More » (Source: Wikipedia)
Overview
Media:
Newspaper
Audience:
Large audience (500K-1M) (English)
Scope:
State
Owners:
Belo Corp | public_corporation | Managers: James M. Moroney III
Research
Location:
508 Young St., Dallas, TX, 75202, US
Editorial
Edited By:
Kaizar Campwala
Last Edit:
Dec 5, 2006 - 7:55 PM PST
Story Stats
Top Topics:
U.S. (36), Politics (25), World (12), Business (12), Immigration (10), Law Enforcement (5), Media (5), Education (5), U.S. Congress (5), Health (5), Bush Administration (4), Oil and Gas (4), Sci/Tech (4), Presidential Election 2008 (4), Religion (3)...
Top Authors:
Todd J Gillman (3), Jim Landers (3), Christy Hoppe (2), Jason Roberson (2), Dianne Solís (2), Scott Goldstein (2), Terrence Stutz (2), Sherry Jacobson (2), Wallace B Jefferson (1), Cheryl Hall (1), Jason Trahan (1), David Flick (1), Philip Giraldi (1), Kent Fischer (1), Evan Grant (1)...
Top Formats:
News Report (20), Opinion (7), News (6), Interview (3), Editorial (3), News Analysis (3), Special Report (3), Investigative Report (1), Comment (1)
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Kohl's will open Dallas office, add jobs - Dallas Morning News
Kohl's will open Dallas office, add jobsDallas Morning NewsKohl's Corp. said Friday it will open a new customer service operations center in Dallas early next year that ...via Google News -
Recession, new technology kill middle-class jobs, many for good
EDITOR'S NOTE: First in a three-part series on the loss of middle-class jobs in the wake of the Great Recession, and the role of technology. NEW YORK — Five years after the ...Posted by Warrior Wheatman -
Obesity is a growing problem for Hispanics and Texas | Jim Landers Columns - Business News for Dallas, Texas
A third of Texans are already obese. But the problem is acute among Latinos.Posted by Sally Lehrman -
Lewisville workers hunt for stagnant water in the battle against West Nile virus
Dallas Morning NewsLewisville workers hunt for stagnant water in the battle against West Nile virusDallas Morning NewsElden Thompson and John Leston inspect a Prairie Creek ...Posted by Pamela Hogle -
47 years after JFK assassination, Sixth Floor Museum serves visitors who remember and those not yet born
Today, exactly 47 years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the museum that has chronicled that fateful day finds itself in a delicate balancing act.Posted by Michael Shaver -
GOP congressional candidate Stephen Broden says violent overthrow of government is 'on the table'
Republican congressional candidate Stephen Broden stunned his party Thursday, saying he would not rule out violent overthrow of the government if elections did not produce a ...Posted by Jon Mitchell -
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
The State Board of Education on Friday instructed textbook publishers to make sure their new world history texts are more favorable to Christianity and less positive toward ...Posted by Neil R. Anderson -
Editorial: Don't be fooled by immigration decline - Dallas Morning News
These numbers point to signs of short-term progress on immigration, but don't be fooled. This problem is far from solved, and it will keep coming back until Congress gets ...Posted by Preston Watts -
Non-felon illegal immigrants going unprosecuted as US focuses on threats
The Department of Homeland Security is reviewing thousands of pending immigration cases and moving to dismiss those filed against suspected illegal immigrants who have no ...Posted by Joseph W Kalb
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