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Pop-up bi-monthly market helps some students learn life skills


March 2, 2024

Every alternate Friday, a hallway at Victor H. Hexter Elementary School in Dallas undergoes a transformation as students in the Functional Living Skills class take charge. They set up tables, stock shelves, and don aprons to inaugurate the Hexter Market. “This class is incredibly important because we have students with disabilities,” emphasized Functional Living Skills teacher Heidi Zeko. “The meaningful …

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Armed Brinks security guard undressed, robbed at gunpoint


March 2, 2024

A frightening heist unfolded at an Irving bank Friday morning, with at least one witness capturing the incident on cell phone video. According to police, an armed man targeted a Brinks security guard, forcibly removing his pants and gun belt before fleeing with a significant sum of money. The robbery took place in the parking lot of the Chase Bank …

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Judge blocks SB4, Texas law that gives police broad powers to arrest migrants who enter illegally


March 1, 2024

A federal judge on Thursday blocked a new Texas law that gives police broad powers to arrest migrants suspected of illegally entering the U.S., dealing a victory to the Biden administration in its feud with Republican Gov. Greg Abbott over immigration enforcement. The preliminary injunction granted by U.S. District Judge David Ezra pauses a law that was set to take effect March 5 and came …

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Superbloom of bluebonnets, Texas wildflowers expected this year, Finfrock says


March 1, 2024

Spring is almost here and that means bluebonnet season is just around the corner. NBC 5 Senior Meteorologist David Finfrock said he expected to see a bumper crop of the state flower and other wildflowers this spring. “Thanks to El Niño, I am expecting another superbloom of Texas wildflowers this spring.” Abundance of bluebonnet seedlings at the Finfrock Ranch. A …

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Prestonwood Montessori students make Black history come alive


March 1, 2024

Black History Month activities at Prestonwood Montessori School in Dallas ended with a living history project they call a ‘living museum.’ Students researched prominent Black artists, athletes, politicians, and more to make their stories come to life. “My name is Kamala Harris,” 10-year-old Malia Van Liew told a group of students. “I’m the first African American woman to become Vice President.” Van …

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‘It’s surreal’: North Texas doctor returns from Gaza medical mission


March 1, 2024

On Thursday, the Palestinian Health Ministry announced a horrific new milestone in the Israel-Hamas war: More than 30,000 Palestinians have now been killed, most of them civilians. That’s since Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel on October 7, in which some 1,200 people were killed and around 240 kidnapped, according to the Israeli government. According to the Israeli military, 576 Israeli soldiers have …

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