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Study: States With Weaker Gun Laws Have Higher Rates Of Firearm Homicides And Suicides
The study by Everytown for Gun Safety determined that California had the strongest gun laws in the country.
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‘They're Innocent People, Man' Phone Call Shows Brother Pleading With Colleyville Synagogue Hostage-Taker
The expletive-filled recording, posted on the website of The Jewish Chronicle, indicates the motivation of Malik Faisal Akram, 44.
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Wearing Only Socks And Shorts, Dallas 11-Year-Old Traveon Michael Allen Griffin Missing Overnight
He is 4’11”, weighs 72 pounds, with black hair, and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing white socks and black shorts without a shirt.
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Standoff Between Snakes & Young Southlake Girl Ends With ‘Daring' Drainage Pipe Rescue
According to Southlake DPS, after lunch and finishing homework sisters Tori and Carly were allowed to play outside.
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US Army Corps Of Engineers Plan Includes $403M In Funding For Trinity River Flood Control Project
"I thank the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for understanding that responsibility and addressing that need for Fort Worth," Granger said.
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Temporary Inclement Weather Shelters Open In Dallas Ahead Of Arctic Blast
The Office of Homeless Solutions has activated the opening of inclement weather shelters in the City of Dallas for Wednesday, Jan. 19.
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North Texas Synagogue Hostage-Taker Malik Faisal Akram Told Family He Came To US To Find A Bride
He is believed to have picked up the gun in the Dallas area where he stayed at a homeless shelter and visited a mosque.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Diagnosed With COVID-19
Officials didn't say how the 59-year-old was doing, nor whether he exposed others, but noted “he remains working diligently for the people."
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Students In Keller ISD Among Those Returning To Campus After COVID-19 Closure
Keller is one of more than two-dozen school districts that closed campuses last week due to the spike in COVID cases and a teacher shortage.
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Parker County Sheriff's Search For Thieves Who Rigged Pumps, Stole Thousands Of Gallons Of Gas
An attendant at a gas station in the western part of the county called police to report that several men had tampered with two fuel pumps.
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Congregation Beth Israel Hostage Shares His Terrifying Story
Jeffrey Cohen, along with two others, were held for 11 hours before escaping on their own.
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Texas Laws Going Into Effect January 18 Range From How Dogs Are Chained, To Transgender Student Athletes
More new laws are going into effect in Texas after the 87th Texas Legislature. On January 18, six new laws will go into effect in the state.
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Texas Gubernatorial Candidate Beto O'Rourke Raises $7M In First Weeks Of Bid For Office
The haul is significant by the standards of other Texas Democrats who have run for governor but failed to succeed for more than 30 years.
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Unseasonably Warm Before DFW Temperatures Drop Below Freezing, Bring Chance For Wintry Mix
Buckle those safety belts, because an arctic front takes our 76° North Texas afternoon and turns it into a 38° afternoon on Thursday.
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Temps Will Fall This Week As An Arctic Front Moves In
One model even shows the (slight) possibility of wintry weather.
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MLK Day Parade And Program By Grand Prairie NAACP
Today is the day we pause to remember his life.
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No Home Field Advantage For Dallas Cowboys As They Shoulder Another Playoff Loss
“I thought everything was executed well — until it wasn’t,” Prescott said after the 23-17 wild-card loss at home to the San Francisco 49ers.
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It Was Demolished After Being Damaged In A 2019 Tornado, But Today Fish City Grill Reopens
Now, 27 months later, construction is finished and Fish City Grill is back in business.
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Driver Charged With DWI After Stopping On I-30 Near Dallas Deputies Helping Other Motorist
When two deputies approached the vehicle the driver said that she thought something was wrong with her wheels, so she pulled over.
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'I Heard A Click', Rabbi Describes Moment During Texas Synagogue Standoff
We're learning more details about the investigation that now stretches across the Atlantic.
