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Jury selection begins again in Fort Worth for Prairieland shooting defendants after mistrial

The second attempt at a federal trial of nine people connected to the nonfatal July 4 shooting of a police officer outside an immigration detention center begins Monday — one week after a federal judge in Fort Worth declared a mistrial during jury selection. The case stems from what...
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A North Main restaurant’s Mexican salsa is ‘best in town,’ and maybe the hottest

🍽️ Each week, we spotlight a "hidden gem" restaurant in the Fort Worth area, as recommended by Star-Telegram readers. These mom-and-pop spots may not be fancy, but the food is great and the service is friendly! Do you have a restaurant recommendation ? Click here to tell us about it. Los Asaderos ($), Northside Fort...
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Arlington is working out final details on its plan to reimagine downtown. Here are...

Arlington’s plans for implementing form-based code in the city are, well, taking form. The initiative looks to reimagine zoning in the city, focusing less on what developments are allowed in specific areas and instead creating a list of acceptable options for that space’s use – such as retail, office, multi-family...
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Arlington police seek public’s help to find missing special needs man

ARLINGTON, Texas — Authorities are requesting assistance from the public to locate 25-year-old Jacob Bates, who was last seen at River Legacy Park. Bates, who has special needs, became separated from his family around 6:00 p.m. while riding his bike on the trails near N. Collins Street and Viridian, according to the...
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Former Fort Worth resident sentenced to five years for unemployment fraud

FORT WORTH, Texas — A former resident of Fort Worth has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for his involvement in a scheme to fraudulently obtain unemployment benefits, according to the United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas. Mark Alan Valles, a 51-year-old previously of...
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KCN Campgrounds Acquires the Dallas/Arlington KOA Holiday

Kampgrounds of America, Inc. (KOA) congratulates KCN Campgrounds as the new owner of the Dallas/Arlington KOA Holiday. KCN Campgrounds acquires and manages destination campgrounds with an emphasis on guest-first improvements, strong operational standards, and long-term value within the KOA system, according to a...
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New crackdown warns knocking on someone’s door could lead to a $100 fine in...

They'll want to know immediately whether a casual knock could cost them - and the answer is simple: in some places, yes. Local authorities in parts of the U.S. have moved to ban or restrict door-to-door solicitation during set hours and can fine violators up to $100, so anyone thinking of unexpected late-night visits...
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Decades ago, this Fort Worth cop became a legend for his colorful way with...

Almost every big city police department has an officer like Fort Worth’s Detective Don “D.D.” Sanders. They’re the cops who are smart, quick-witted and funny — the cops who would rather poke fun at a situation and diffuse it with humor than take things too seriously. And they are also the ones who all too often let...
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Belt Line Road Traffic Stop Turns Deadly After Irving Cops’ Struggle

A narcotics-related traffic stop in Irving ended in tragedy yesterday when the driver died after a struggle with officers near the intersection of N. Belt Line Road and Cross Country Trail, according to police. The person was taken from the scene to a hospital, where medical staff pronounced them deceased.
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A popular North Texas barbecue restaurant is opening a new location – at a...

ARLINGTON, Texas — A North Texas barbecue favorite is opening a new location soon. The Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque, which currently has a location in Trophy Club, is scheduled to hold its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Arlington location, at 1600 E. Copeland Road, on March 13.

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