Morning Roundup: Top 100 workplaces in North Texas, eviction time shortened, incoming cold front

Also, Biden hopes Putin will negotiate the release of former Baylor star Brittney Griner. [MORNING ROUNDUP](   [Dallas City Council shortens time landlords need to evict tenants]( A temporary ordinance replaces COVID-related rules, requires landlords to give 10 days notice and tenants to [...] [Instructor of training where Sansom Park officer was shot placed on administrative leave]( Paul Gaumond is a reserve chief deputy constable for Johnson County Constable Precinct 2. [Collin County woman arrested after authorities say she fled Texas with her son in 2009]( Susan O’Connor, 54, faces a charge of interference with child custody. [Biden hopes Putin will negotiate release of former Baylor star Brittney Griner]( U.S. officials have for months tried to negotiate the release of Griner and another American jailed in Russia, [...]   ADVERTISEMENT   [Plano’s Mihaela Plesa becomes first Democrat in decades to win Collin County House seat]( Mihaela Plesa’s victory is significant because it gives Democrats another seat in the Texas House, where [...] [A strong cold front will hit North Texas this weekend]( Your forecast from the NBC5 Weather Experts [Abortion rights groups pull off wins in 2022 midterms, may impact national accessibility]( Texas and many other states have taken action to strengthen abortion protections or implement bans since the [...] [City of Denton voters green-lit decriminalizing low-level pot offenses. Now what?]( Denton city manager Sara Hensley says the passed proposition is in “direct conflict” with state law. [Luka Doncic says Mavericks ‘going to regret’ inefficient, unmotivated loss to Magic]( The Mavericks snapped a four-game winning streak with the loss in Orlando. [Baby gorilla ‘bundle of joy’ born at Fort Worth Zoo]( The male Western lowland gorilla, who has not been named yet, was born early Sunday.   [MORE NEWS](   BUSINESS [A composite image showing Dallas' skyline (top) and Fort Worth's skyline (bottom). (Smiley Pool, Shafkat Anowar/Staff Photographers)]( A composite image showing Dallas' skyline (top) and Fort Worth's skyline (bottom). (Smiley Pool, Shafkat Anowar/Staff Photographers) [The Dallas Morning News’ Top 100 Places to Work: Leaders listened, and their companies won]( Business columnist Cheryl Hall writes: This year’s Top 100 competition was more heated than ever, with a record number of area employers contending to win a spot on The Dallas Morning News’ list of excellent workplaces. [These bar-setting employers]( flexed their muscles by being highly adaptable, investing in technology to make working from home a more productive proposition and really listening to their employees. ➡️ [Hall: CEOs in this year’s Top 100 Places to Work build confidence through trust.]( ➡️ [Meet the Top 100 companies that have won 10 times or more.]( ➡️ [Find the full list of Top 100 winners here.](   ADVERTISEMENT   [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( [Privacy Policy](dallasnews.com/privacy-policy) | [Account Login]( |[Help Center]( [Terms of Service]( | [Manage Preferences](dallasnews.com/privacy-policy| [Unsubscribe]( The Dallas Morning News 1954 Commerce Street Dallas, TX 75201 © Copyright 2022