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Frisco to hold fentanyl awareness forum for Spanish-speaking community


April 19, 2024

Local and federal law enforcement are organizing an educational forum in Frisco next week to address the ongoing fentanyl crisis, with a unique focus on providing information and testimonies in Spanish. The community event, scheduled for Wednesday, April 24 at Frisco High School, aims to engage Spanish speakers in discussions surrounding the dangers of fentanyl. Parents who have tragically lost …

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Dallas Love Field among first slated to receive new technology aimed at reducing close calls


April 19, 2024

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has revealed that Dallas Love Field will be among the initial airports nationwide to receive advanced technology designed to mitigate close calls between aircraft during takeoff and landing procedures. This initiative comes in response to a pressing need for enhanced safety measures within the aviation industry, particularly following a recent incident at Ronald Reagan Washington …

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City of Fort Worth spending millions to resolve pair of whistleblower lawsuits


April 19, 2024

Fort Worth city council recently greenlit significant expenditures to address two whistleblower lawsuits, sparking concerns among some city leaders about the financial implications. In a recent meeting, the council approved spending up to $2 million to contest a lawsuit brought by former police chief Joel Fitzgerald, while simultaneously agreeing to a settlement of $850,000 in a separate case filed by …

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Dallas council member calls public safety meeting to address recent violence


April 19, 2024

Despite a general decline in violence across Dallas, recent incidents have left residents in District 4 feeling uneasy. Dallas Councilwoman Carolyn King Arnold organized a public safety meeting at the Paul Dunbar Library in Oak Cliff in response to the surge in crime. Arnold emphasized the fundamental right to safety every day of the year and highlighted the urgency of …

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UH celebrates grand opening of bigger food pantry space, free for students


April 19, 2024

The University of Houston is celebrating the grand opening of an expanded space for its student food pantry, The Cougar Cupboard, offering essential support to those facing food insecurity on campus. Established in January 2020 to address the pressing issue of food-insecure students, The Cougar Cupboard has witnessed a significant increase in demand over the past two years, with up …

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17-year-old not indicted on murder charge stemming from stolen chips in Humble


April 19, 2024

Following a Harris County grand jury’s decision not to indict him on Tuesday, a 17-year-old accused of murdering a store clerk in Humble is now a free individual. Mario Young faced charges in connection with the fatal shooting of Asif Maknojia, a store clerk, during an altercation that began over a stolen bag of chips. Despite the lack of indictment, …

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‘It’s just so stressful’: HISD teachers’ pay will be based on evaluations with new system


April 19, 2024

When Mike Miles assumed the role of Superintendent of Houston ISD last year, one of his primary objectives was to reform the evaluation and compensation framework for teachers and principals within the district. Carly, a former teacher at Benbrook Elementary within HISD, expressed deep disappointment upon leaving her position, citing concerns over the impact of Miles’ policies on students and …

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Rape victim not yet contacted by HPD says ‘we matter’


April 19, 2024

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — For weeks, a sexual assault victim whom 13 Investigates spoke with said she couldn’t sleep in her own room. “I didn’t want to be in my room. I slept in the living room, the couch, and it would take forever for me to fall asleep,” she said. “I still have trouble falling asleep.” The young woman, who …

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