The judge who initially approved a search warrant for a controversial arrest involving the Trinidad Police Department now says he was misled by officers.Judge questions search warrantHenderson County District Court Judge R. Scott McKee sent a letter to outgoing Trinidad Police Chief Charles Gregory that casts doubt on the reliability of several Trinidad police officers.The June 8th letter addresses a search warrant McKee approved in May that led to the arrest of Henderson County resident Jennifer Combs, who was charged with felony false alarm by the Trinidad Police Department after making an April Facebook post concerning the city's water issues.McKee's letter questions "the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of information presented" to him by two Trinidad police officers, Sgt. Robert McCumsey and investigator Cameron Beckham, in relation to the warrant.Combs' post stated that people had been hospitalized after drinking the city's water. FOX 4 has not verified that anyone in Trin
During the nine World Cup soccer matches at AT&T Stadium, a.k.a. “Dallas Stadium,” an estimated 4 million visitors will flow through Tarrant and Dallas counties, with the potential for 100,000 extra humans to be in our cities daily. From a public health standpoint, there’s a lot going on. Globally, there’s a resurgence of Ebola in […] The post World Cup Chaos appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.
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SubscribeThe judge who initially approved a search warrant for a controversial arrest involving the Trinidad Police Department now says he was misled by officers.Judge questions search warrantHenderson County District Court Judge R. Scott McKee sent a letter to outgoing Trinidad Police Chief Charles Gregory that casts doubt on the reliability of several Trinidad police officers.The June 8th letter addresses a search warrant McKee approved in May that led to the arrest of Henderson County resident Jennifer Combs, who was charged with felony false alarm by the Trinidad Police Department after making an April Facebook post concerning the city's water issues.McKee's letter questions "the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of information presented" to him by two Trinidad police officers, Sgt. Robert McCumsey and investigator Cameron Beckham, in relation to the warrant.Combs' post stated that people had been hospitalized after drinking the city's water. FOX 4 has not verified that anyone in Trin
The first person to be convicted of murder in Dallas County under the state’s new fentanyl law was sentenced to 20 years in prison.Earlier this week, 31-year-old Destin Scott pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.His conviction marks the first in Dallas County under Texas’ fentanyl murder statute enacted in 2023.Police accused Scott of killing a woman who was found dead inside her vehicle outside a fast food restaurant in Dallas.Although there were no signs of foul play, the autopsy report determined she died because of an overdose of ecstasy and fentanyl.Investigators found a bag of pills and two cellphones in her vehicle. They used cellphone records, social media communications, and other evidence to determine that she purchased the drugs from Scott.Under the new state law, fentanyl-related overdose deaths are classified as "poisonings." Those who distribute the fentanyl can be charged with murder if they:knowingly distributed fentanyl to the victimacted wi
More than a century after Pearl beer magnate Otto Koehler's shocking death, "The Three Emmas" legend still looms large. But the true story, involving a citywide effort to cover it up, is wilder than most people know.
Deputies arrested multiple people outside the Collin County Courthouse following the Karmelo Anthony trial verdict, including a former Texas congressional candidate, as tensions flared among large crowds.
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The Hancock Springs pool, in Lampasas, has reopened for the season, but that's just one reason to visit this small Texas town.
During the nine World Cup soccer matches at AT&T Stadium, a.k.a. “Dallas Stadium,” an estimated 4 million visitors will flow through Tarrant and Dallas counties, with the potential for 100,000 extra humans to be in our cities daily. From a public health standpoint, there’s a lot going on. Globally, there’s a resurgence of Ebola in […] The post World Cup Chaos appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.
Checking account problems often start with small habits. Most people do not set out to mismanage their money. They simply use their account every day without a clear system. A debit card purchase here, an automatic payment there, and a few forgotten subscriptions can make the account harder to understand than it should be. A […] The post Why People Mismanage Their Checking Accounts and What to Do Instead appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.
A man arrested last year who was involved in a Lego theft ring was found guilty by a Tarrant County jury last week, and will spend the next 45 years in jail.Lego thief sentencedOn June 4, a Tarrant County jury found 28-year-old Winston Love guilty of organized retail theft with a deadly weapon.He was later sentenced to 45 years in prison for the offense.Police connected him to thefts across North Texas Target stores mainly involving Lego sets. Coffee makers, vacuum cleaners and Playstation controllers were also recovered after his initial arrest in Oct. 2025.A search warrant for Love's residence revealed evidence of a major theft ring stretching from Texas to Oklahoma, mainly involving tens of thousands of dollars' worth of Lego products.Lego theft ringLove was arrested in Oct. 2025 following a shoplifting call in Watauga. Investigators said he walked out of the Target store on Highway 377 with $1,300 worth of Lego toys.Police tracked him to a home where he’d been staying, which result
The first person to be convicted of murder in Dallas County under the state’s new fentanyl law was sentenced to 20 years in prison.Earlier this week, 31-year-old Destin Scott pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.His conviction marks the first in Dallas County under Texas’ fentanyl murder statute enacted in 2023.Police accused Scott of killing a woman who was found dead inside her vehicle outside a fast food restaurant in Dallas.Although there were no signs of foul play, the autopsy report determined she died because of an overdose of ecstasy and fentanyl.Investigators found a bag of pills and two cellphones in her vehicle. They used cellphone records, social media communications, and other evidence to determine that she purchased the drugs from Scott.Under the new state law, fentanyl-related overdose deaths are classified as "poisonings." Those who distribute the fentanyl can be charged with murder if they:knowingly distributed fentanyl to the victimacted wi
On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina will close all of its company-owned restaurants as the Tex-Mex chain evaluates options for the future of the brand.Affected restaurant locations nationwideOTB Hospitality said in a statement that company-owned locations will cease operations by the end of the day on Friday, June 12, after what it described as a thorough review of the business."This decision follows a thorough evaluation of the business and was not made lightly," the company said. "We are currently evaluating the future of the On The Border brand and exploring a range of strategic options."The company said its immediate focus is supporting employees affected by the closures and conducting an orderly shutdown of operations.Which On The Border locations will stay open?OTB Hospitality said franchise-operated restaurants in South Dakota, Florida, Nevada, California and South Korea will remain open.The announcement comes about a year after Houston-based Pappas Restaurants acquired the Da
Going to a hawker center with a large group and eating food from all over Asia is one of the things I miss most about living in Singapore. My friends and I would order a bunch of dishes from different stalls, pile them in the middle of the plastic table alongside pitchers of Tiger beer, … Continued The post Pan Asian Kitchen Puts the Whole Night Market on One Menu in Lake Highlands appeared first on D Magazine.
Yes, you read that correctly. The Mikes got the greatest head coach in team history to go in depth about every moment and player who made the greatest triumph in team history happen 15 years ago today. Whether you loved that team, love significant moments in Dallas history, or love getting into the mind of … Continued The post StrongSide, The Show: Rick Carlisle Relives the 2011 Mavericks’ Championship Run appeared first on D Magazine.
Corey Seager is batting .185 and has missed a chunk of the season, Wyatt Langford has played only 24 games, and marquee offseason acquisition MacKenzie Gore hasn’t exactly been a revelation. That sounds like a recipe for disaster for a team light on depth. Instead, the Rangers are treading water better than most in the … Continued The post Opportunity Knocks For the Rangers. Will They Seize It? appeared first on D Magazine.
Real estate developer Bill Cawley has a knack for sniffing out a deal. During his long and prolific career, his nose has rarely—if ever—steered him wrong. So, when an opportunity came up a few years back to partner on a redevelopment of the Shops of Willow Bend in Plano, he was all in. The chairman and CEO of Cawley Partners has deep experience in the market, developing office towers up and … Continued The post Behind the Deal: The Real Estate Players Who Lured the Dallas Stars to Plano appeared first on D Magazine.
Real estate developer Bill Cawley has a knack for sniffing out a deal. During his long and prolific career, his nose has rarely—if ever—steered him wrong. So, when an opportunity came up a few years back to partner on a redevelopment of the Shops of Willow Bend in Plano, he was all in. The chairman and CEO of Cawley Partners has deep experience in the market, developing office towers up and … Continued The post Behind the Deal: The Real Estate Players Who Lured the Dallas Stars to Plano appeared first on D Magazine.
Each week, D CEO Real Estate publishes the region’s top commercial real estate leases, sales, and new developments in its Deal Ticker. Submit your news via this online form or email it here. Development Mixed-Use Craig International has won the bid to redevelop the former Globe Life headquarters at 3700 S. Stonebridge Drive in McKinney. The developer will transform the … Continued The post Deal Ticker: Craig International to Lead $200 Million Renovation of Former Globe Life HQ appeared first on D Magazine.
Fifth-generation Texan Cally Miltenberger has worn many hats in her 21 years in the commercial real estate industry. Co-president of the Texas region for the global real estate firm Savills is only the most recent. Before Miltenberger found her way to Savills’ Dallas-Fort Worth office, she had done everything from tenant rep brokerage at JLL … Continued The post Conversation With: Cally Miltenberger, Savills Texas Region Co-President appeared first on D Magazine.
The Dallas City Council, barring any surprises, will meet again for a special-called session next Wednesday to take another stab at relocating city operations from City Hall to a new location. According to the stamp on the memo for the request, Mayor Eric Johnson called the new meeting shortly before 9:30 Thursday night, roughly 24 … Continued The post The City Hall Debate Returns Next Week. Again. appeared first on D Magazine.
In a 9-6 vote late Wednesday, Dallas City Council members opted not to renovate Dallas City Hall.Instead, their vote directed the city manager to present options for the sale or transfer of the landmark building.After working through a massive list of 130 registered speakers on Wednesday night, Dallas City Councilman Chad West moved to pause any vote to renovate Dallas City Hall. He also asked City Manager Kim Tolbert to pursue options to sell or transfer the 15-acre city hall site. Proponents of demolishing city hall claim moving into another building will be less expensive than renovating city hall. "That savings is in the $100s of millions, but we don’t know the exact amount," said Dallas’ Chief Financial Officer Jack Ireland.Ireland admitted he doesn’t yet know the cost of moving and building a new city council chamber.The mayor’s office did not respond to FOX 4’s request for an interview. However, in a statement, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said it is overwhelmingly clear that reloc
The main question animating the party’s biannual meetup is whether the tent is big enough to include its current chairman.
Corey Seager is batting .185 and has missed a chunk of the season, Wyatt Langford has played only 24 games, and marquee offseason acquisition MacKenzie Gore hasn’t exactly been a revelation. That sounds like a recipe for disaster for a team light on depth. Instead, the Rangers are treading water better than most in the … Continued The post Opportunity Knocks For the Rangers. Will They Seize It? appeared first on D Magazine.
AMN Healthcare’s Language Services has acquired Jaide Health, an AI-assisted language support for verbal exchanges, to improve interactions for Limited English Proficiency (LEP) patients. Jaide Health will increase efficiency for written translations, sharing intake and discharge information, and communications with healthcare providers. “This is an important strategic move in AMN’s ongoing mission to improve access to … Continued The post Healthcare Briefs: AMN’s Language Services Acquires AI-Powered Jaide Health Platform appeared first on D Magazine.
On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina will close all of its company-owned restaurants as the Tex-Mex chain evaluates options for the future of the brand.Affected restaurant locations nationwideOTB Hospitality said in a statement that company-owned locations will cease operations by the end of the day on Friday, June 12, after what it described as a thorough review of the business."This decision follows a thorough evaluation of the business and was not made lightly," the company said. "We are currently evaluating the future of the On The Border brand and exploring a range of strategic options."The company said its immediate focus is supporting employees affected by the closures and conducting an orderly shutdown of operations.Which On The Border locations will stay open?OTB Hospitality said franchise-operated restaurants in South Dakota, Florida, Nevada, California and South Korea will remain open.The announcement comes about a year after Houston-based Pappas Restaurants acquired the Da
