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Rashee Rice was driving 119 mph moments before Dallas crash, Teddy Knox surrenders


April 13, 2024

Rashee Rice, a wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, was allegedly driving a Lamborghini SUV at a speed of 119 mph just before causing a multiple-vehicle collision on Central Expressway last month, injuring at least four people, according to an arrest warrant affidavit obtained by The Dallas Morning News. Both Rice and another driver involved in the crash, Theodore …

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Student in custody after shooting classmate in the leg at Wilmer-Hutchins HS


April 13, 2024

A student is currently in custody after allegedly shooting another student in the leg inside a classroom at Wilmer-Hutchins High School on Friday morning, according to Dallas ISD Superintendent Dr. Stephanie Elizalde. District police reported that the incident occurred at the school, located at 5520 Langdon Road, shortly after 10:30 a.m. They stated that the school was swiftly secured, with …

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U.S. Army to host massive job fair at Globe Life Field as opportunities for job seekers grow this month


April 13, 2024

Attention job seekers! From Fort Worth to Dallas, several career fairs are taking place over the next few days. The largest event kicks off Saturday in Arlington, and it’s so significant that Globe Life Field is hosting it. The U.S. Army will be present, offering thousands of job opportunities at the first-ever Total Army Career Fair. This massive hiring event …

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Former Dallas anesthesiologist found guilty of tampering with IV bags


April 13, 2024

Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz, a former Dallas anesthesiologist, faces a potential life sentence after being found guilty by a federal jury on Friday on 10 counts related to tampering with IV bags and adulterating drugs. Following several days of trial testimony, the jury convicted Ortiz on Friday. Chief District Judge David Godbey will now determine Ortiz’s punishment, which could include life …

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Tax Day is Monday and help is still available


April 13, 2024

As the deadline for filing federal income tax returns approaches on Monday, the IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center in downtown Dallas will be open on Saturday, April 13, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The center is located at 1100 Commerce, Room 121 in Dallas. No appointment is necessary, but be prepared for potentially high demand and the need to wait …

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School bus lands on side after crash in Ellis County


April 13, 2024

Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances leading to a school bus overturning in Ellis County. Italy ISD confirmed that all students and staff have been safely evacuated from the bus, with only minor injuries reported. The incident occurred south of Waxahachie, along rural highway FM55 near the town of Avalon. Avalon ISD Superintendent Khristopher Marshall stated that the bus involved …

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North Texas nonprofits encouraged to apply for NBCUniversal Local Impact Grant


April 13, 2024

NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 are seeking outstanding nonprofits dedicated to making a difference in the local community through the NBCUniversal Local Impact Grant program. This grant is specifically designed for local nonprofits with budgets under $1 million. Lynn Hammer, Executive Director of the Foundation for the Young Women’s Leadership Academy of Fort Worth, expressed gratitude for the grant, highlighting …

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Arlington police release new surveillance video hoping to get new leads in February murder case


April 13, 2024

The family shared a photograph of Ricardo Oliveros, 51, whose memory occupies their thoughts constantly. Oliveros’ father, who preferred not to disclose his name, expressed the profound impact of his son’s murder, lamenting the loss of their joy and describing Ricardo as the heart of their home. Arlington police unveiled new surveillance footage capturing the suspect’s movements before and after …

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Thousands view total solar eclipse from Fort Worth’s Botanic Garden


April 12, 2024

Approximately 3,000 individuals gathered at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden to witness the total solar eclipse on Monday afternoon, coming from various parts of the United States and even from foreign countries. Alan Loving, who traveled from Oakland, California, viewed the eclipse as a rare opportunity, anticipating another total eclipse not occurring for another two decades in the region. Jeanne …

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