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Gardening 101: Houseplants
It is often good to see a little green. Houseplants are great for this.
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Venus & Saturn Conjunction To Light Up North Texas Skies This Weekend
According to In-the-Sky.org, the pair of planets will become visible from Dallas Sunday as dusk begins to fade to darkness around 6:05 p.m.
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Bowie High School Students Arrested For Allegedly Bringing Guns, Marijuana On Campus
Officers confiscated the items, identified and located the students, and arrested them.
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Police Identify 3rd Victim In Dallas Shooting That Left 3 Dead, 2 Injured
Dallas police have identified the third victim killed earlier this month in a shooting at an apartment complex that left 3 people dead.
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All Monkeys Accounted For After Staff Discover Hole Cut In Habitat At Dallas Zoo
All of the Langurs were still inside their habitat and did not appear to be harmed or in any danger.
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Fort Worth Police Arrest Man Accused Of Robbery, Killing Dog
Donovin Copeland, 18, of Fort Worth, was arrested near his apartment in the 6200 block of Vega Dr. on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2023.
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North Texas Elementary School Students Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The 31st annual MLK Jr. Oratory Competition, sponsored by law firm Foley & Lardner, took place at W.H. Adamson High School in Dallas.
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San Diego Man Gets Life For Fatally Stabbing Boyfriend In Plainview
He drove to a Walmart, where he bought a knife, a hatchet, a gas can, a shovel, a headlamp, a change of clothes and personal hygiene items.
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Texas Sheriff: Husband Confesses To Killing, Dismembering Wife's Body
It happened on Jan. 11 at the couple's home in the 200 block of Oak Hollow Blvd., in Waller County, Texas, near Magnolia.
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Former Blue Mound Secretary Indicted For Allegedly Stealing City Funds
The indictment does not indicate how much Daniels allegedly took, but the charges on two counts put it between $2,500 and $30,000.
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City Of Fort Worth Hires Consulting Firm To Re-Imagine Panther Island
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers allocated $403 million from the Federal government to help flood control efforts along the Trinity River.
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Rising Auto Insurance Costs Lead Some To Take Potentially Pricey Risks
Walker says insurance company claim costs are increasing because so are his costs – mainly for paint, parts and people.
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North Texas Bakeries Deal With Rising Cost Of Eggs Amid Shortage
A global outbreak of avian flu has shut down hatcheries and caused egg prices to reach unheard-of prices.
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Scheduling Changes For Trash Pick-Up In Dallas Causing Issues For Oak Cliff Neighborhood
At the request of multiple Dallas City Council members, city staff addressed all of this in a special meeting Thursday.
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Lisa Marie Presley Wrote About Grief In Her Last Post Before Her Death
In the essay, Presley wrote that grief is an uncomfortable subject, but "has to get talked about."
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What You Need To Know About The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
The stock show runs from January 13 to February 4. Stock show grounds are open from 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. daily.
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Leopard Escapes Habitat At Dallas Zoo, Police Helping Search
The Dallas Police Department is helping zoo officials find the animal. Meantime, the zoo remains closed and on Code Blue status.
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Fighting Oak Wilt, The Fungus Devastating Trees Across North Texas
The fungus kills about 80% of the live oaks it infects. Red and Shumard oaks are the most susceptible and almost never survive.
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Parents Of Allen ISD Students With Special Needs Vow To Keep Fighting For Accommodations
Several met at the Allen ISD administration building on Friday to bring attention to what they believe is a district-wide problem.
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TCU Fans Look For A Hollywood Ending As They Send Football Team Off To National Championship
Friday morning, TCU fans lined W. Cantey Street as five buses rolled through for the team's send off.
