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A brief lockdown at a Fort Worth ISD high school was caused by fireworks being set off in a bathroom, and not gunshots as originally reported.Arlington Heights High School lockdownOn Friday, Aug. 21, at around 8:15 a.m., Fort Worth Police responded to Arlington Heights High School after reports were made about possible gunfire inside the school.Fort Worth PD, school resource officers, neighborhood police officers and patrol officers responded to the incident, and Arlington Heights High School was placed on lockdown.When officers arrived at the scene, they determined that fireworks had been set off inside a bathroom in the school, and there were no gunshots fired.The lockdown at Arlington Heights HS has been lifted, and there is no active threat at this time.Officials did not identify who set off the fireworks inside the school's bathroom.Parents, students react"Everyone was terrified."Jessica Castillo, whose son Maddox Chapman is a sophomore at Arlington Heights High School, lamented t
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News that the 110-year-old Highland Park United Methodist Church is being sued by the United Methodist Church’s Horizon Texas Conference has been the talk of several towns this week, but what exactly does it mean? We spoke with Methodist ministers on background, reviewed the suit, examined the denomination’s governing principles known as the Book of … Continued The post Why the United Methodist Church Is Suing Highland Park UMC appeared first on D Magazine.
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Turns out, not surprisingly, the World Cup prefers sports bars. For others? It was like a 'ghost town.'
