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Parking lot fight leads to fatal shooting outside Southeast Dallas business
Dallas police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened early Sunday morning after a disturbance outside a business in Southeast Dallas.
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DFW news for Sunday, July 19: Parking lot fight leads to fatal shooting outside Southeast Dallas business; Dallas weather: High-pressure ridge brings a dangerous wave of triple-digit summer heat; and Texas police officer pulls driver from flaming vehicle during routine traffic stop; the latest from across Dallas-Fort Worth, curated from the best DFW sources.
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Scouting the Trail: What Trade Deadline Path Should the Rangers Take?
More than halfway along the trail to wherever they’re going, the Rangers are 49-47. That’s more difficulty than they might have expected to encounter in the first half, and yet everyone else in the AL West suffered more. Texas begins the second half tonight with a nose of a head start over the Mariners and … Continued The post Scouting the Trail: What Trade Deadline Path Should the Rangers Take? appeared first on D Magazine.
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Garland apartment complex shooting leaves one man dead and another injured
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Garland apartment complex shooting leaves one man dead and another injured
Police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex that left one man dead and another injured Friday night, authorities said.
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Officer-involved shooting in south Fort Worth neighborhood leads to woman's arrest
A woman who was allegedly shooting a gun into trees in a south Fort Worth neighborhood was arrested on Wednesday after a chase led to an officer shooting his weapon in her direction.Fort Worth PD officer-involved shootingOn July 15 at around 8:45 p.m., Fort Worth Police responded to a shots-fired call in the 1700 block of Belshire Court.The initial call stated a black female, later identified as 32-year-old Leandra Johnson, was shooting a gun into nearby trees. Johnson reportedly lives in the area where the incident occurred.When officers arrived at the scene, Johnson fled and ignored commands from police.Police say she reached inside a purse she was holding and, fearing she had a weapon, an officer fired his weapon towards Johnson.Johnson was not hit by the officer's gun and was uninjured. She then complied with officers and was arrested.Officers did not find a gun in Johnson's purse, but found ammunition matching shell casings found at the scene at Johnson's residence.Johnson has bee
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Unsafe medication practices found at Fort Worth dental office where child died
A search of the dental office where a child died this past April revealed an office that didn't follow mandatory safety practices.Detectives who searched Cuddle Kids Dental Care in Fort Worth found syringes with varying levels of leftover medication located in a box in the office.48-year-old Chrishelle Hemphill, who was arrested this week after 4-year-old Aithana Arriaga died at the office in April, told investigators the office would reuse medication from a previous dose if the entire medication wasn't used.Hemphill's dental license was temporarily suspended on July 15, the day of her arrest, by the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners.The suspension order states chloral hydrate, a discontinued sedative that has no specific reversal agent, was administered to Arriaga.Child death at dentist's officeInvestigators determined Hemphill was responsible for the April death of 4-year-old Aithana Arriaga at Cuddle Kids Dental in Fort Worth.An arrest affidavit states Arriaga did not wake up fo
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27-year-old man drowns at Joe Pool Lake on Thursday evening
A 27-year-old man drowned at Joe Pool Lake on Thursday evening, according to authorities.
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Texas Hill Country recovers from flooding that killed 2 as heavy rain continues elsewhere
For the second year in a row, the Texas Hill Country is facing a long recovery after devastating floods.
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No ‘straight answer’: Why Pioneer Cemetery is the latest battleground at City Hall
Surveyors have been spotted working throughout the Pioneer Park cemetery, but the city denies that anything nefarious is underway.
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Officer-involved shooting in south Fort Worth neighborhood leads to woman's arrest
A woman who was allegedly shooting a gun into trees in a south Fort Worth neighborhood was arrested on Wednesday after a chase led to an officer shooting his weapon in her direction.Fort Worth PD officer-involved shootingOn July 15 at around 8:45 p.m., Fort Worth Police responded to a shots-fired call in the 1700 block of Belshire Court.The initial call stated a black female, later identified as 32-year-old Leandra Johnson, was shooting a gun into nearby trees. Johnson reportedly lives in the area where the incident occurred.When officers arrived at the scene, Johnson fled and ignored commands from police.Police say she reached inside a purse she was holding and, fearing she had a weapon, an officer fired his weapon towards Johnson.Johnson was not hit by the officer's gun and was uninjured. She then complied with officers and was arrested.Officers did not find a gun in Johnson's purse, but found ammunition matching shell casings found at the scene at Johnson's residence.Johnson has bee
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Unsafe medication practices found at Fort Worth dental office where child died
A search of the dental office where a child died this past April revealed an office that didn't follow mandatory safety practices.Detectives who searched Cuddle Kids Dental Care in Fort Worth found syringes with varying levels of leftover medication located in a box in the office.48-year-old Chrishelle Hemphill, who was arrested this week after 4-year-old Aithana Arriaga died at the office in April, told investigators the office would reuse medication from a previous dose if the entire medication wasn't used.Hemphill's dental license was temporarily suspended on July 15, the day of her arrest, by the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners.The suspension order states chloral hydrate, a discontinued sedative that has no specific reversal agent, was administered to Arriaga.Child death at dentist's officeInvestigators determined Hemphill was responsible for the April death of 4-year-old Aithana Arriaga at Cuddle Kids Dental in Fort Worth.An arrest affidavit states Arriaga did not wake up fo
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4 North Texas spots, 2 in Dallas, named best hotel restaurants in U.S.
While Dallas has two spots on this list, Frisco and Fort Worth have something to say as well.
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4 North Texas spots, 2 in Dallas, named best hotel restaurants in U.S.
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Omar Flores Brings His Mexican Seafood to the Design District
Park Cities-adjacent restaurant Casa Brasa has a little bit of everything. Steaks, seafood, sushi, chips and salsa: it leaps all over the place. Maroma, the newest restaurant from the same group, could well be called Casa Brasa’s Greatest Hits. It shakes off all the extra frippery and focuses on Latin American seafood, the thing that … Continued The post Omar Flores Brings His Mexican Seafood to the Design District appeared first on D Magazine.
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Kerrville residents rebuild after deadly flooding batters Texas Hill Country
The floodwaters are gone, and what remains are piles of debris.It will be another long cleanup process for people here in Kerrville, but they don't have to do it alone as hundreds of hands are back to help this community recover once more.Weeks after it was unveiled, the memorial to honor lives lost last year now bears the scars of this year's tragedy... Several days of heavy rain led to dangerous flash flooding in Texas Hill Country, resulting in two deaths.65-year-old John Steward was in his Kerrville home when it was swept away. A 74-year-old man in Uvalde County died after his vehicle was overcome by the raging water.Community steps up with relief for KerrvilleDavid Henry and Ashlie Bates, with Hands of Hope, came to Kerr County last year to help when historic floodwaters killed more than 100 people."It’s pretty horrific. And there’s still visible damage from last year," said Henry.They answered the call again to give out free breakfast and lunch to those impacted. "It makes me fee
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Scouting the Trail: What Trade Deadline Path Should the Rangers Take?
More than halfway along the trail to wherever they’re going, the Rangers are 49-47. That’s more difficulty than they might have expected to encounter in the first half, and yet everyone else in the AL West suffered more. Texas begins the second half tonight with a nose of a head start over the Mariners and … Continued The post Scouting the Trail: What Trade Deadline Path Should the Rangers Take? appeared first on D Magazine.
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Multiple Trinidad officials resign amid water controversy
The entire City Hall staff in Trinidad have resigned following months of controversy involving arrests, firings, and water quality in the small Texas town.Trinidad City Hall staff resignsAll three members of the City Hall staff in Trinidad resigned on Thursday: City Manager Cynthia Dosier, City Clerk Sandra Rojas, and Municipal Judge Susan Carver.Dosier is currently a defendant in several lawsuits filed against the City of Trinidad. Rojas and Carver have not been named in any lawsuits.It's unclear how the city's day-to-day operations will function."I want to make you aware that this will undoubtedly create some issues at City Hall as we transition through this and I apologize for any inconveniences," Trinidad Mayor Dennis Haws said.The Texas Rangers have since begun an investigation into the now-former Trinidad officials, although the exact nature of their investigation is unknown.On July 10, FOX 4's David Sentendrey attempted to speak to Dosier at her office in Trinidad. Dosier had no
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StrongSide, The Show: Zack Martin and Terrence Steele Talk Cowboys O-Lines
Last week, we promised you a very cool show from Duke Manyweather’s OL Masterminds Summit if you waited just a tad longer than usual for us to get it up. Well, friends, we are happy to deliver not one but two outstanding guests. We’ll trust you know a few things about Martin, the nine-time All-Pro … Continued The post StrongSide, The Show: Zack Martin and Terrence Steele Talk Cowboys O-Lines appeared first on D Magazine.
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Garland apartment complex shooting leaves one man dead and another injured
Police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex that left one man dead and another injured Friday night, authorities said.
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Dallas Shooting: 4 hurt in drive-by shooting at apartment complex
Four people are recovering after a drive-by shooting at an apartment complex in Dallas overnight.The shooting happened just before 10 a.m. at the Estelle Village Apartments on Highland Hills Drive.Police said the gunfire came from inside a car, and that the four suspects were all wearing masks.Three of the shooting victims have serious injuries. The fourth was grazed by a bullet. All are expected to survive.There’s no word yet on what prompted the shooting.Police also haven’t released a description of the suspects or said whether they know who they are looking for.No one has been arrested yet.
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Police investigate Little Elm short-term rental shooting involving Lewisville High students
A shooting at a juvenile birthday party hosted at a Little Elm short-term rental property left a teenager injured, sparking a police investigation and warnings over local ordinances.
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Multiple Trinidad officials resign amid water controversy
The entire City Hall staff in Trinidad have resigned following months of controversy involving arrests, firings, and water quality in the small Texas town.Trinidad City Hall staff resignsAll three members of the City Hall staff in Trinidad resigned on Thursday: City Manager Cynthia Dosier, City Clerk Sandra Rojas, and Municipal Judge Susan Carver.Dosier is currently a defendant in several lawsuits filed against the City of Trinidad. Rojas and Carver have not been named in any lawsuits.It's unclear how the city's day-to-day operations will function."I want to make you aware that this will undoubtedly create some issues at City Hall as we transition through this and I apologize for any inconveniences," Trinidad Mayor Dennis Haws said.The Texas Rangers have since begun an investigation into the now-former Trinidad officials, although the exact nature of their investigation is unknown.On July 10, FOX 4's David Sentendrey attempted to speak to Dosier at her office in Trinidad. Dosier had no
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Texas Flooding: How to help the flood victims
Now that the relentless rain has subsided, people can begin to focus on recovery and cleanup from all the damage.Rebuild Texas FundDuring Thursday’s news briefing, Gov. Greg Abbott encouraged Texans to donate to the Rebuild Texas Fund at www.rebuildtx.org.The organization raised $5.7 million to help communities following the July 4, 2025, floods and is again prepared to help those impacted by this year’s flooding.Communities Foundation of the Texas Hill CountryThe Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country set up a relief fund to support other nonprofit organizations involved in recovery efforts.Last year, Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country raised more than $150 million for flood recovery efforts."We were able to deploy well over half of that in a 12-month period repairing and rebuilding homes, supporting mental health across our region and the state, and helping rebuild little league fields and public parks, supporting small business, and of course those emergency need
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Multiple Trinidad officials resign after being named in lawsuits following water controversy
The entire City Hall staff in Trinidad have resigned following months of controversy involving arrests, firings, and water quality in the small Texas town.Trinidad City Hall staff resignsAll three members of the City Hall staff in Trinidad resigned on Thursday: City Manager Cynthia Dosier, City Clerk Sandra Rojas, and Municipal Judge Susan Carver.Dosier is currently a defendant in several lawsuits filed against the City of Trinidad. Rojas and Carver have not been named in any lawsuits.It's unclear how the city's day-to-day operations will function."I want to make you aware that this will undoubtedly create some issues at City Hall as we transition through this and I apologize for any inconveniences," Trinidad Mayor Dennis Haws said.The Texas Rangers have since begun an investigation into the now-former Trinidad officials, although the exact nature of their investigation is unknown.On July 10, FOX 4's David Sentendrey attempted to speak to Dosier at her office in Trinidad. Dosier had no
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Texas Flooding: How to help the flood victims
Now that the relentless rain has subsided, people can begin to focus on recovery and cleanup from all the damage.Rebuild Texas FundDuring Thursday’s news briefing, Gov. Greg Abbott encouraged Texans to donate to the Rebuild Texas Fund at www.rebuildtx.org.The organization raised $5.7 million to help communities following the July 4, 2025, floods and is again prepared to help those impacted by this year’s flooding.Communities Foundation of the Texas Hill CountryThe Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country set up a relief fund to support other nonprofit organizations involved in recovery efforts.Last year, Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country raised more than $150 million for flood recovery efforts."We were able to deploy well over half of that in a 12-month period repairing and rebuilding homes, supporting mental health across our region and the state, and helping rebuild little league fields and public parks, supporting small business, and of course those emergency need
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Dallas seafood wholesaler fined $250K for false salmon labeling
A Dallas seafood wholesaler has been ordered to pay a $250,000 fine after admitting it falsely labeled the country of origin of salmon, federal prosecutors announced on Friday.Seafood Supply Co. finedSeafood Supply Co. was sentenced in federal court after pleading guilty in March to two counts of violating the Lacey Act, a federal law that prohibits trafficking in falsely labeled fish, wildlife and plants.According to court records, the company falsely identified Chilean salmon as originating from Scotland or other European countries between January 2020 and February 2022. Prosecutors said the mislabeling allowed the company to market less expensive Chilean salmon as higher-value European product.Understanding the Lacey ActThe Lacey Act requires accurate labeling of imported fish and other wildlife products. Federal officials say the law helps protect consumers and ensures fair competition in the marketplace by preventing companies from misrepresenting the origin of seafood products.Th
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AllianceTexas Continues Manufacturing Surge With Two Major Facility Openings, Adds 2,100 Jobs
AllianceTexas continues to cement its status as one of North Texas’ fastest-growing manufacturing and aviation hubs. Within six days this month, the 27,000-acre Fort Worth development celebrated the opening of two major facilities: a $120 million aircraft engine maintenance campus from Germany’s MTU Maintenance and Foxlink Group’s first U.S. AI-powered manufacturing facility. Together, the projects … Continued The post AllianceTexas Continues Manufacturing Surge With Two Major Facility Openings, Adds 2,100 Jobs appeared first on D Magazine.
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