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Breezy and mild weather continues


March 10, 2021

A mild and breezy weather combination will be the theme this week. More cloud cover can also be added to the mix. Highs will continue to be above normal, in the 70s for several days. Rain chances will hold off until Friday, at which point we could see isolated showers. Shower chances will be with us this weekend as well. …

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Suspect in string of sexual assaults now faces charge in 2003 Arlington attack


March 10, 2021

A man already jailed in connection with a pair of decadeold sexual assault cases now faces a charge in a 2003 attack in Arlington. Jeffery Lemor Wheat, 49, has been in custody at the Collin County jail since Jan. 15, several days after he was arrested in Crawford County, Ark. He faces two counts of sexual assault and one count of burglary …

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McKinney is asking residents to wear masks inside city facilities


March 10, 2021

On the eve of the end of the statewide mask mandate, the city of McKinney is asking residents to wear masks when inside city facilities and to continue maintaining proper social distancing measures. “To ensure the safety of our citizens and staff, the City of McKinney encourages citizens to wear masks inside city facilities and practice social distancing when Governor …

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Plano schools bringing in outside investigators after viral claims of racist bullying and abuse


March 10, 2021

Plano school leaders will hire an outside firm to investigate allegations that a pattern of bullying preceded a recent sleepover during which a Black 13-year-old boy was called racial slurs, beaten and made to drink white classmates’ urine. Superintendent Sara Bonser stood alongside Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere and Police Chief Ed Drain Tuesday afternoon to address the incident that’s enraged …

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Dallas police Officer Bryan Riser is fired after internal investigation into accusations of capital murder


March 10, 2021

Dallas Police Chief Eddie García said in a news release Tuesday that he had fired Officer Bryan Riser after an investigation into allegations that Riser ordered the killings of two people. The internal affairs investigation concluded that Riser “engaged in adverse conduct when he was arrested for two counts of Capital Murder,” the release says. Plano ISD Superintendent Sara Bonser …

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Cruz decries $1,400 stimulus checks for inmates and ‘every illegal alien,’ but Trump deals had same rules


March 10, 2021

WASHINGTON – Will convicted felons be eligible for $1,400 per person stimulus payments? What about everyone who is in the country illegally? Sen. Ted Cruz raised objections on both counts as the Senate debated the $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan likely to become law in the next few days – blasting the plan for extending federal largesse to murderers, which …

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What you need to know about coronavirus


March 10, 2021

Health authorities are closely watching an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a new strain of coronavirus known as COVID-19. Here are the answers to key questions about the outbreak: What is the virus? Scientists have identified the virus as a novel, or new, coronavirus. The name comes from the Latin word for crowns or halos, which coronaviruses resemble under …

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St. Luke’s, Rice University announce Rice Stadium as new vaccination site


March 10, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas — Rice Stadium, 2200 University Blvd., Houston, will serve as the next vaccination site for COVID-19 inoculations, a partnership between St. Luke’s Health and Rice University. Starting March 15, on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. through the end of July, the two institutions will administer vaccines to the most vulnerable populations through the stadium’s south stadium entrance, …

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