Biden, Trump win Michigan primaries, edging closer to November showdown

Also, Ramadan cease-fire possibility, SCOTUS to hear 'bump stock' case, free Election Day rides [MORNING ROUNDUP]( [The Dallas Morning News logo](   Good morning, North Texas. I'm Carla Solórzano, and I've curated this newsletter. If you're anything like my space-obsessed parents, you've likely been looking for free protective eyewear in anticipation of the total solar eclipse on April 8. We're in luck because the Perot Museum of Nature and Science plans to [give out 1 million eclipse glasses]( in North Texas over the next few months. We'll see you in your inbox tonight.   [Biden, Trump win Michigan primaries, edging closer to November showdown]( Both the Biden and Trump campaigns were watching Tuesday’s primary results in Michigan for more than just [...] [Perot Museum of Nature and Science to give out 1 million glasses ahead of April 8 eclipse]( Dallas is the largest city in the path of totality for the Great North American Eclipse, according to the [...] [Israel-Hamas deal could include Ramadan cease-fire, Biden says]( United States President Joe Biden said Israel would be willing to halt its war on Hamas in Gaza during the [...] [North Texas teen accused of sending threatening text to ‘shoot up the school’ faces felony]( A Walnut Grove Middle School student was taken into police custody after alleging sending a text threatening a [...]   ADVERTISEMENT   [Supreme Court to hear arguments in ‘bump stock’ case out of Texas]( Michael Cargill surrendered several of the devices and then challenged the ATF rule in Texas federal court. He [...] [Gunfire between suspect at Osteen’s Lakewood church, police lasted 4 minutes]( But surveillance video and police body camera footage released Monday, more than two weeks after the Feb. 11 [...]   Elections Resources • Read all [elections content]( • Read all [recommendations]( from our Editorial Board • Learn [how to use our Voter Guide]( [ACCESS THE VOTER GUIDE](   [Here’s how to get a free ride to North Texas polls on Election Day]( Voters in Dallas-Fort Worth can catch a complimentary ride on public transit March 5. [Two Save A Lot stores in southern Dallas are closing, increasing food insecurity]( The closure of two Save A Lot stores in southern Dallas can contribute to the expansion of food insecurity [...] [Sprawling ranch west of Fort Worth hits market with $39.1 million pricetag]( The 9,400-acre Crooked Tree Ranch west of Fort Worth is priced at $39.1 million. [Wendy’s to roll out surge pricing in 2025]( Wendy’s is planning to test “dynamic pricing,” or surge pricing, on its menus as part of a larger push to [...]   [MORE NEWS](   ADVERTISEMENT   GRIGSBY [CitySquare CEO Annam Manthiram photographed on the nonprofit's main campus.]( CitySquare CEO Annam Manthiram photographed on the nonprofit's main campus, just south of Interstate 30 from downtown Dallas, on Wednesday. (Juan Figueroa/Staff Photographer) [Long the catalyst for the best things happening in Dallas, what’s become of CitySquare?]( Columnist Sharon Grigsby writes: [What’s become of CitySquare](, which after decades as Dallas’ most formidable poverty-fighter has gone awfully quiet the last couple of years? When Larry James, its founder and chief champion of the poor, stepped away during the pandemic due to health issues, CitySquare lost not only its visionary, but its financial footing. In 2022, three top executives left, staff reductions began and a number of programs were shuttered or spun off. [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