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FDA warns parents to avoid infant formula distributed by Prosper company


June 1, 2024

Health officials in the United States have cautioned parents against using powdered infant formula from a dairy producer based in Texas due to the presence of a dangerous bacteria detected in one of its products. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a voluntary recall of Crecelac Infant Powdered Goat Milk Infant Formula after a sample obtained from a Texas …

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City of Dallas opening multi-agency resource center to help storm damage victims


June 1, 2024

Truett Elementary School in East Dallas will host a multi-agency resource center this weekend, offering assistance to Dallas residents affected by the recent storms. The widespread need for aid is evident throughout the area, with many streets cluttered with piles of tree limbs. Residents like Susanna Abraham, a resident of East Dallas, are facing challenges in the aftermath of the …

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East Plano residents brace for another day without power


June 1, 2024

Oncor has issued an advisory stating that approximately 70,000 customers remain without power, with restoration efforts possibly extending until Saturday. The hardest-hit areas, including North Dallas, East Dallas, and Mesquite, are experiencing delays in restoration work due to ongoing storms. As of 5 p.m. on Friday, around 3,800 Oncor customers in Collin County are without power, while Dallas County reports …

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Nonprofit in need of volunteers to help those affected by severe weather


June 1, 2024

Amidst widespread power outages in North Texas due to recent severe weather, many residents are facing challenges in preparing and storing meals. In response, the nonprofit Operation BBQ Relief has mobilized its resources to assist. Founded by competition pitmasters, Operation BBQ Relief has set up in Richardson, providing hot meals to those affected by the severe weather. Chris Huggins, representing …

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North Texas organizations fill economic gap in wake of storms


June 1, 2024

In the aftermath of the storms, various organizations across North Texas are stepping up to provide food and essential items to families facing financial strain. Irving resident Stephanie Morris, like many others, endured days without power during the recent storm. With five children at home, the loss of refrigerated food was particularly challenging, especially with the added expenses of feeding …

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10-year-old boy rushed to hospital after shooting on Houston’s southside, police say


June 1, 2024

Emergency responders swiftly transported a 10-year-old boy to the hospital following a shooting incident on Houston’s south side, as reported by the Houston Police Department. The incident occurred in the 7100 block of Scott Street in the Greater Old Spanish Trail/South Union neighborhood. The child was stabilized by first responders before being taken to the hospital. Initial reports indicated a …

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Former city employee and 6 others accused of stealing millions of taxpayer dollars, records show


June 1, 2024

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A former City of Houston Public Works employee has been arrested for allegedly taking bribes and funneling money through several businesses over nearly ten months, according to charging documents. Patrece Lee faces four charges of bribery and abuse of official capacity exceeding $300,000. Six additional individuals are expected to surrender in the coming days, accused of …

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