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3 students charged in Northwest ISD middle school attack plan


May 8, 2024

According to a letter sent by Northwest ISD to families on Monday, three students have been found responsible for collaborating on a document outlining a plan to attack a middle school. The document named 32 students and staff members as potential targets. All three students have been charged with a felony terroristic threat by the district. While there were other …

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8-year old Arlington boy born with half a heart inspires community to ‘Sing Me a Story’


May 8, 2024

The auditorium at L.D. Bell High School in Hurst was filled to capacity on Monday night for a special performance titled ‘Smasher Crashers’, inspired by the imaginative story penned by 8-year-old Elliott Wyche. In his story, Elliott weaves a tale of resilience and teamwork, highlighting the importance of having support during challenging times. Born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, Elliott …

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Dallas Police Department honors those killed in the line of duty Tuesday


May 8, 2024

The Dallas Police Department, alongside several families, gathered to pay tribute to officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the city. Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia emphasized the enduring impact of an officer’s death on both the department and the community. Command staff, families, and city leaders walked together towards the Dallas Police Department’s memorial site to honor fallen …

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Counties southwest of metroplex swept by flood waters


May 8, 2024

Over the weekend, severe rainfall inundated roads, residences, and businesses across multiple counties, including Bosque, Erath, and Hamilton. According to Kirk Turner, Bosque County Emergency Management Coordinator, Clifton suffered the most significant impact. As of Tuesday morning, road closures persisted while repair efforts continued, alongside damage assessments conducted by TXDOT and county authorities. Tragically, one fatality was reported near Cranfills …

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Family of inmate who died in Tarrant County Jail takes aim at commissioners


May 8, 2024

During Tuesday’s commissioners court meeting, Janell Johnson, the elder sister of Anthony Johnson, who tragically passed away while in custody at the county jail, voiced her frustration: “So, Tarrant County, this is how you do things?” She, along with other family members, demanded transparency and accountability regarding Anthony’s death. They called for the release of video footage, a federal investigation, …

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Tarrant DA defends decision to pursue re-conviction of Crystal Mason, acquitted of illegal voting after 8 years


May 8, 2024

The Tarrant County District Attorney is under fire from both the community and some county officials for seeking to re-convict a woman who was acquitted of illegal voting charges. Crystal Mason, a grandmother from Fort Worth, was arrested in 2018 for attempting to vote while on supervised release from federal prison. Although she was acquitted of the charge in March, …

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Small Oklahoma town grapples with one death, crippling damage after EF-4 tornado


May 8, 2024

The Governor of Oklahoma has issued a state of emergency for Osage County, where an EF-4 tornado touched down approximately 40 miles north of Tulsa overnight Monday. By Tuesday morning, the town of Barnsdall was confronting the devastation, marking yet another blow after recently being hit by an EF-1 tornado. Barnsdall, a community of around 1,000 residents, has experienced its …

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Family of woman found shot to death in burning home speaks out; Police plan press conference


May 8, 2024

Duncanville police are set to provide additional details regarding the tragic discovery of a woman found shot to death inside her burning residence. The victim, identified by relatives as Regina Phillips, had recently celebrated her 55th birthday. “I’m really numb,” expressed Jessica Phillips, Regina’s youngest daughter. Jessica, who shared a close bond with her mother, revealed that they resided together …

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Dallas Stars community initiatives reaching kids in Mexico City


May 8, 2024

When the Dallas Stars advance to the postseason, Al Montoya believes it’s a win for everyone, especially the community. As the first Cuban-American to play in the NHL and now serving as the Dallas Stars Vice President of Cultural Growth and Strategy, Montoya is dedicated to expanding the reach of the Stars and the sport of hockey within underrepresented communities, …

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