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Crime Suspects, Victims Getting Younger In North Texas
The only violent crime statistic going down right now is the age of the victim and the suspects.
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Monoclonal Antibodies A ‘Game Changer' For Those With COVID-19, Says North Texas Doctor
Research happening in North Texas is helping save lives, called “neutralizing monoclonal antibody" treatment.
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Plano Man Christian Quezada Beaten, Found Dead On Beach In Puerto Rico
It's the second time this month a North Texan has died under suspicious circumstances while on vacation in another country.
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Dallas County Says COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Region Have Quadrupled In 1 Month
That includes 676 confirmed cases and 89 probable cases and included cases from last Friday, but not Saturday through Monday.
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Dangerously Hot Temperatures In North Texas
The triple-digit temps are here and sticking around.
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Sex Offender Busted Trying To Sponsor Juvenile Migrant Who Crossed Rio Grande Into US
“RGV Sector agents are tirelessly working to ensure unaccompanied children are not harmed."
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Man Suspected Of Assaulting Family Members Found Dead Following Standoff In Saginaw
According to police, one of the family members returned fire and struck McKenzie one time.
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Doncic Debuts With 48 Points, Slovenia Wins Olympic Opener
The superstar guard for the Dallas Mavericks stayed on the floor well into the fourth quarter and ended up tied with Eddie Palubinskas.
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Horse Trailer Used In Smuggling Attempt Nets 21 Undocumented Migrants At Southern Border
It happened the morning of July 21, when the Jim Hogg County Sheriff's Office (JHSCO) requested help with a vehicle stop.
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Texas, Oklahoma Officially Inform Big 12 They Won't Renew Grant Of Rights, Intend To Leave Conference
"Providing notice to the Big 12 at this point is important in advance of the expiration of the conference’s current media rights agreement."
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Denied Small Business Owners Frustrated As $27B In COVID-19 Relief Remains Unused
The Targeted EIDL Advance program offers up to $10,000 grants for small businesses.
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Did You See It? Nearly 150 Reports Of ‘Fireball' Skirting Across Texas Sky
The scientific organization reported the fireball traveled in a northeasterly direction, lasting about four seconds.
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Children's Health Doctor Says COVID-19 Risks Can Be Minimized In Youth Sports
17-year-old Marcus Heard’s solution was to trust the science. “I’m fully vaccinated,” said Heard.
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75-Year-Old Arrested For Allegedly Killing Woman In Tom Thumb Parking Lot In Richardson
A 75-year-old man has been arrested and charged in the murder of a woman in the parking lot of a Tom Thumb in Richardson Friday afternoon.
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16-Year-Old Charged In ‘Accidental' Shooting That Killed Another Teen In Dallas, Police Say
Good was sitting in the front passenger seat and the 16-year-old suspect was sitting in the backseat when a gunshot went off and shot Good.
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Acid-Shooting Whip Scorpions Seen Roaming Texas National Park
These creatures have long, whip-like tails which can shoot a spray of 85% acetic acid, a main component of vinegar.
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SMU Alum Bryson DeChambeau To Miss Tokyo Olympics After Testing Positive For COVID-19
According to USA Golf, the Southern Methodist University alumnus tested positive during final testing protocol.
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North Texas Continuing To See Increases In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
Dallas County increased its COVID-19 threat level as the North Texas area sees upticks in cases and hospitalizations.
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Texas Man Charged With Pepper-Spraying Capitol Police On January 6
Andrew Quentin Taake, 32, was arrested after police body-camera video showed him pepper-spraying officers trying to keep a mob at bay.
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Demand For Teachers Is Up In School Districts Across North Texas
The need for teachers is becoming top of mind for districts as many make the switch to in person learning this fall.
