County officials closing in on deal to replace busy GOP voting location in north Dallas ... and more news

The Dallas Morning News

After a scramble to find a replacement for one of Dallas County’s busiest voting sites ahead of the November presidential election, a county commissioner says officials are close to a solution; Dallas billionaire Mark Cuban is the top signature of a new group of 100-plus venture capitalist investors from prominent tech regions like Silicon Valley supporting Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid for the White House; Fifty-one year old Terren Dames, who served as senior pastor at North Dallas Community Bible Fellowship in Plano, was arrested May 2 for soliciting an undercover police officer. According to a police affidavit, Dames agreed to pay the undercover officer $150 for “full service"; and the Lone Star State has attracted millions of new residents from across the country for decades, advertising its low taxes, abundance of jobs and warm weather. But a recent analysis suggests eager movers should pause before making the switch.

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