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Plus: Toyota Stadium renovations, South Asian community in Irving and more [MORNING ROUNDUP]( [The Dallas Morning News logo](   Good morning, North Texas! A young softball player left her Family in Mexico City to chase her dreams of playing college softball. She looked at several high schools but [fell in love with Denton Guyer]( and enrolled there as a sophomore. After a few years being miles away from her family and overcoming the language barrier, she’ll soon be playing ball for the University of the Incarnate Word. See you later with more news for your evening reading. — Carmina Tiscareño, Audience Journalist   Mavs (3-1): Tuesday's result, L 105-100; Next game, Today at 7:30 pm | [Mavs News]( Stars (2-2): Wednesday's result, L 5-2; Next game, Friday at 7:30 pm | [Stars News](   [How long is the food in your fridge still safe to eat after a power outage?]( Many people in North Texas are still without power after the unexpectedly severe storm and worried about or [...] [Thursday Outlook: Thunderstorm chances remain in the forecast]( Thanks to northwest flow aloft, shower and thunderstorm chances will continue for North Texas into the [...] [Toyota Stadium in Frisco could see $130 million renovations]( Big additions are on the way at Frisco’s Toyota Stadium, home of Major League Soccer club FC Dallas. [Fallen baby bald eagle near White Rock Lake taken to rehab facility, official says]( One of the two baby bald eagles at White Rock Lake fell out of its nest during Tuesday's storms, a Dallas city [...]   ADVERTISEMENT   [American Airlines CEO says ‘work to do’ as it shakes up leadership amid weakening demand]( American Airlines CEO Robert Isom spoke at the Bernstein 40th Annual Strategic Decisions Conference on [...] [Unleashed Brands lays off 48 workers in Tarrant County, citing company reorganization]( The company said in a statement it needed to reevaluate its business needs and future strategy. [Scottie Scheffler wants to ‘move on’ from arrest after dropped charges]( Scottie Scheffler released a statement following Louisville officials dropping charges against him following [...] [Van Halen’s free 1991 concert in Dallas’ West End to be released on video]( Van Halen played its last show in 2015, five years before the death of guitarist extraordinaire Eddie Van [...] [In black and white: Mixing Negro League, MLB stats reduces baseball history’s gray area]( A look at the shakeup of some long-held records, and at some notable Texans who played in the Negro Leagues [New bar in Dallas’ Bishop Arts District will teach adults how to make gin]( ˈLəkē sells gluten-free pastries and coffee in the morning, cocktails at night.   [MORE NEWS](   ADVERTISEMENT   NEWS [Children run around in an apartment complex while three women look over them. They are outside and there is a black staircase in the background.]( Anaya Choudhry, 8, (left), daughter of Natasha Butt (back center), reacts as she watches her sisters and friends run around on the sidewalk at Wingren Village Apartments, on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, in Irving. (Shafkat Anowar / Staff Photographer) [‘Uncles and aunties’ of Wingren Village: How a South Asian community blossomed in Irving]( Navin Butt flips through her photo album and sees a picture of her daughter smiling in front of the Irving apartment her family lived in almost three decades ago. Behind her daughter is a flower bush her husband planted. The red petals are as vivid as her memories of those days, when she and hundreds of people of South Asian descent lived at the Wingren Village apartments. The children at the complex just north of Texas State Highway 183 and east of North MacArthur Boulevard [referred to neighbors as “uncles” and “aunties.”]( They considered each other brothers and sisters and were there for each other during times of need, according to nearly a dozen former residents of the complex. Together, they would build a community that became part of the foundation of the South Asian American enclave in Irving. [READ MORE]( [The Dallas Morning News]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [X (formerly Twitter)]( [YouTube]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Account Login]( | [Help Center]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 The Dallas Morning News • 1954 Commerce St. • Dallas, TX 75201