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11/08/2019
By Todd Davis
Good morning!
Here is a look at the top headlines as we start the day.
🌥ï¸ Weather: To scarf or not to scarf? No, we're not talking about finding the leftover pizza from the sales meeting seconds before the email announcement goes out. You have no choice there. We're talking about deciding whether to wear a cloth strip that convinces you that you can handle a high of 52 and a low near 39 simply by keeping the wind off your neck.
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What it looked like early on the morning of Oct. 30, when Dallas police raided Jade Spa -- and, elsewhere, Dragon House in Southlake, and other homes and apartments around North Texas. (Tom Fox / Staff Photographer)
CRIME AND COURTS
[How vice cops linked Dragon House to a Dallas massage parlor and beyond](
City columnist Robert Wilonsky writes:
The brothel on Market Center Boulevard called Jade Spa remains shuttered a week after the police raid; so, too, the Chinese restaurant in Southlake called Dragon House. Because, as you likely know by now, police and prosecutors say the owners and operators of the Design District bordello also own and operate the suburban dumpling house.
How Dallas cops tied one to the other has remained so far a story shared only in broad strokes â a few sentences in a media release, a press conference, newspaper and TV stories. [The far more complicated tale]( is outlined in search warrant affidavits obtained by The Dallas Morning News.
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Also: [A Dallas drug dealer]( was convicted of murdering a teenager who was found in the trunk of a car after a high-speed chase.
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And: [A Dallas police investigation]( found âimproperâ conduct but no criminal charges were filed after a woman died in custody.
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BUSINESS
[Multimillion-dollar renovations are finished at Sheraton Dallas](
The largest hotel in downtown Dallas, the 1,840-room property on Pearl Street has been getting a multimillion-dollar makeover.
[The redo includes five new food and beverage outlets]( and a remodeling of public areas and 230,000 square feet of meeting and convention space.
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Also: [An airport project]( is part of the development on the way in Addison.
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And: [Richardsonâs RealPage]( is growing again with a $580-million purchase.
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EDUCATION
[Frisco ISD's plan to add 10 minutes to each school day falls flat with parents](
Metro columnist Sharon Grigsby writes:
On even the best of days, parents of North Texas school children must perform peas-on-a-knife balancing acts to manage work, campus and extracurricular commitments. Even what seems like a small schedule change can rock their world -- [which is precisely what happened Wednesday night in Frisco](.
Social media lit up with hundreds of anxious, confused and angry comments after word spread that the school district wants to add 10 minutes to each class day, beginning with the 2020-21 academic calendar.
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Also: [A report of a person with a gun]( near campus prompted a brief lockdown at Arlington High.
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EDITORS' PICKS
- Crime and courts: [The execution of a Texas 7 prison escapee was delayed]( again over his rights as a Buddhist.
- Sports: Could Nolan Ryanâs abrupt exit from the Astros organization mean [a return to the Rangers](
- TV: [Glenn Beckâs Irving-based The Blaze]( is ending its cable TV channel by the end of the year, according to reports.
Senior Mesquite football players Alec Rice (from left), Ja'Darion Smith, Gary Green, and De'Wayne Adams pose for a photograph next to the locker of their former classmate and teammate Jordan Edwards. (Ryan Michalesko / Staff Photographer)
FINALLY ...
[Mesquite's football team can finally honor fallen brother Jordan Edwards on its terms](
Jordan Edwards wouldâve been a senior this season. He probably wouldâve been a key part of this playoff-bound team. With plenty of talent and room to grow, he probably wouldâve been recruited to play defensive back in college, his best friends say.
Jordan is gone. [But the story hasnât ended for those inside the Mesquite football program](.
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