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Rain ending overnight but keep your jacket handy


March 2, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A gentle rain will slowly come to an end overnight, but you’ll still want to keep your jackets handy Tuesday morning. Most of us should be done with rain by sunrise, and most of us should see sunshine in the afternoon! https://t.co/kYz1z4P7gd pic.twitter.com/Wyg78CAE2v — Travis Herzog (@TravisABC13) March 2, 2021 A few showers could linger into the morning drive …

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Judge’s ruling clears way for civil trial over 2017 controversial arrest


March 2, 2021

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A federal judge’s ruling now clears the way for a civil trial against two Houston police officers over a controversial arrest more than three years ago. The judge found the officers cannot be immune to claims of excessive force and assault and battery. Jose Gomez was arrested over a traffic violation in March 2017. Body camera …

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Get involved with these D-FW volunteer opportunities


March 1, 2021

Many nonprofit organizations are temporarily closed for personal interactions because of COVID-19 social distancing procedures, but virtual and in-person opportunities still exist to help out. Here are four organizations that need your help. For more options, visit FWD>DFW (fwddfw.com) and VolunteerNow (voly.org). Dallas County Vaccine Mega Center Fair Park, Gate A, 3031 S. Haskell Ave., Dallas; 214-803-1843 Help community members …

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Happiness hacks: 3 ways to add joy to your life


March 1, 2021

A clean slate Anyone hit by power or water problems during the recent freeze no doubt welcomed the return of freshly laundered clothes. Being grateful, instead of groaning over doing another load, is at the center of Laundry Love: Finding Joy in a Common Chore (Flatiron Books), an endearing, humorous and how-to-filled book by Patric Richardson, written with Karin B. Miller. Richardson …

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Will Texas ever figure out how many people died in the winter storm?


March 1, 2021

The bodies kept coming to the morgue, but none were leaving. Frozen to death from hypothermia. Poisoned by carbon monoxide. Trapped in home fires. Dead from crashes on icy roads. The Dallas County medical examiner’s Office was close to capacity and funeral homes couldn’t pick up bodies as the winter storm made roads icy and caused millions of power outages …

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