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The Fort Worth Fire Department worked to put out a brush fire along railroad tracks on Monday afternoon.The fire started around 1 p.m. along East Vickery Boulevard near Ayers Avenue, which is east of downtown and south of Interstate 30.A train that was moving through the area at the time was stopped.Images from SKY 4 also showed the fire burning close to the backyard of several homes.However, the Fort Worth Fire Department said no vehicles or structures have burned and there are no reports of injuries.The cause of the fire is still under investigation.The fire department called a gas company to the scene to help investigate the cause.

Fire burns along train tracks in Fort Worth — FOX 4 Dallas
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It won’t take long for us to analyze what the Rangers did ahead of Monday’s trade deadline. A few days ago, they nabbed right-handed reliever Chase Silseth and catcher reclamation project Logan O’Hoppe from the Angels for infield prospect Angel Arredondo. Monday afternoon, they acquired lefty reliever Adam Macko from the Blue Jays for Josh … Continued The post The Rangers Stood Their Ground at the MLB Trade Deadline. Now They’re in No Man’s Land. appeared first on D Magazine.

The Rangers Stood Their Ground at the MLB Trade Deadline. Now They’re in No Man’s Land. — D Magazine
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It was a quiet trade deadline day for the Texas Rangers, who made only one move as they jockey for a postseason spot in the weak AL West.MLB Trade Deadline passesThe Rangers made only one trade before Monday's MLB Trade Deadline, which passed at 5 p.m. CT.Texas flipped utility infielder Josh Smith and right-handed pitcher Josh Stephan to the Toronto Blue Jays. The Rangers received left-handed pitcher Adam Macko in return.Smith played for the Rangers for five seasons after being traded to Texas from the New York Yankees in 2021. In 2024, Smith was given a Silver Slugger award.The team thanked Smith for his time with the team on social media.Rumored moves fail to materializeThough the Rangers only made one move, they were rumored to be interested in trading some of their more notable players.The Athletic reported on Monday afternoon that pitcher Jacob deGrom declined to waive his no-trade clause as the team explored trading him.deGrom was given a full no-trade clause when he signed with

Rangers make small move as MLB Trade Deadline passes — FOX 4 Dallas

Real Estate

Politics

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Keller residents who live along the border with Westlake are raising concerns about a proposed data center planned in neighboring Westlake, saying the project would be located just steps from their homes.Westlake meeting on proposed data centerOn Sunday, Keller residents packed a community meeting with Mayor Ross McMullin and members of the City Council to voice their concerns ahead of a Westlake meeting where the proposed data center will be discussed.Although the proposed data center would not be built in Keller, residents who live near the city line say it would be effectively in their backyard."We are really the ground zero neighborhood or one street neighborhood for this data center," Keller resident Kevin Myers said. "The city of Westlake says it's going to be 506 feet from our back property line."Residents speak against data centerMyers, whose backyard borders the proposed site, said he and his neighbors were caught off guard when they learned about the project last week."You kn

Westlake data center proposal sparks concerns from Keller residents — FOX 4 Dallas

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The Fort Worth Fire Department worked to put out a brush fire along railroad tracks on Monday afternoon.The fire started around 1 p.m. along East Vickery Boulevard near Ayers Avenue, which is east of downtown and south of Interstate 30.A train that was moving through the area at the time was stopped.Images from SKY 4 also showed the fire burning close to the backyard of several homes.However, the Fort Worth Fire Department said no vehicles or structures have burned and there are no reports of injuries.The cause of the fire is still under investigation.The fire department called a gas company to the scene to help investigate the cause.

Fire burns along train tracks in Fort Worth — FOX 4 Dallas
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It won’t take long for us to analyze what the Rangers did ahead of Monday’s trade deadline. A few days ago, they nabbed right-handed reliever Chase Silseth and catcher reclamation project Logan O’Hoppe from the Angels for infield prospect Angel Arredondo. Monday afternoon, they acquired lefty reliever Adam Macko from the Blue Jays for Josh … Continued The post The Rangers Stood Their Ground at the MLB Trade Deadline. Now They’re in No Man’s Land. appeared first on D Magazine.

The Rangers Stood Their Ground at the MLB Trade Deadline. Now They’re in No Man’s Land. — D Magazine
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