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Grand jury doesn’t indict officers in man’s death at Dallas hospital, family attorney says


November 16, 2023

A Dallas County grand jury found Wednesday that no officer or officers will face charges in the death of a 41-year-old man who died last year in the custody of police at a Dallas hospital. Kenneth Knotts died in police custody at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas on Nov. 29, 2022. The Dallas County medical examiner’s office ruled his death a homicide in September, …

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Mexico ‘strongly rejects’ border security bill Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he will sign


November 16, 2023

AUSTIN — Mexican government officials said the country “strongly rejects” a sweeping border security bill that allows for Texas authorities to arrest and deport undocumented migrants back to the foreign nation. But Wednesday’s statement from Mexico Secretary of Foreign Relations Alicia Bárcena does not clarify if officials there would accept or reject migrants Texas attempts to send back under the proposal known as Senate Bill …

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Crazy winter weather could screw up your travel plans


November 16, 2023

Brace yourself for a hard winter, fellow travelers. “Prepare for the worst,” warns aviation expert David Doughty. “You might encounter ice storms, blizzards and other treacherous weather conditions.” These won’t be ordinary storms, either. Meteorologists say they’ll be powered by climate change and El Niño. Last month, the National Weather Service issued an El Niño advisory, predicting the unusual warming of …

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Catholic group to hold march for Bishop Strickland in Tyler


November 16, 2023

A Catholic group is organizing a march this Saturday in Tyler in support of Bishop Joseph Strickland, who was recently removed from leadership of the Diocese of Tyler by the pope. The group, called Knights of the Republic, describes itself on its website as a sacred military order of Catholic men who are baptized and in good standing and communion with the church. A rosary …

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Woman admitted to intentionally driving the wrong way in fatal I-635 crash, Irving PD says


November 16, 2023

A 22-year-old woman was arrested Tuesday in connection with a deadly crash after police say she admitted to purposefully driving on the wrong side of Interstate 635 in Irving last week. Irving police officers responded a little after 2:30 p.m. Friday to a major crash on the interstate near the Bush Turnpike. Investigators determined Diamond Brown was driving a silver 2018 …

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March for Israel draws estimated 290,000 to D.C. to show solidarity, denounce antisemitism


November 15, 2023

WASHINGTON — Hundreds of thousands of people filled the National Mall on Tuesday for the biggest pro-Israel rally in a generation, demanding release of hostages held in Gaza and denouncing the antisemitism unleashed by the Hamas attack 40 days earlier. “It’s been quite a few years since we felt like there was an existential crisis for Israel,” said Joel Schwitzer, …

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Robert Glen, sculptor of Mustangs of Las Colinas, dies at 83


November 15, 2023

Robert Glen, whose Mustangs of Las Colinas became part of the area’s identity, has died in Cork, Ireland. He was 83. Glen died of a short illness on Oct. 28, the city of Irving and the Mustangs of Las Colinas Museum and Visitor Center announced Tuesday. Irving Mayor Rick Stopfer said in a statement that Glen’s sculptures will “forever be a part of Irving’s history, culture …

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