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Pedestrian dies in hit-and-run crash on Northwest Highway, Dallas police say

DALLAS — A man died on Tuesday night after being hit by a vehicle in northeast Dallas, police said. Officers responded around 9:07 p.m. on Tuesday, March 17, to a major crash in the 6300 block of East Northwest Highway, the Dallas Police Department said in a press release. When investigators arrived, they found that...
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Body of Nazeer Paktiawal returned to Richardson mosque amid questions about his death in...

While this community is united in prayer, they're also united in the quest for the truth.
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Nordstrom at Galleria Dallas closing, department store chain confirms

DALLAS — The Nordstrom store at Galleria Dallas will be closing next month, the department store chain confirmed to WFAA on Tuesday. In a statement, Nordstrom said it believes it will be able to best serve customers around DFW by leveraging its surrounding stores and through its digital channels.
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Man Without ID Attacks TSA Agents At Texas Airport

A 33-year-old California man faces federal charges after a violent outburst at Dallas Love Field. The suspect allegedly assaulted TSA agents and a police officer, causing a facial fracture, after failing to provide ID.
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Feds Drop 40-Year Hammer On Dallas–Fort Worth Meth Kingpin

A Mexican national who ran a sprawling methamphetamine pipeline across the Dallas–Fort Worth area will spend the next four decades in federal prison. Raymundo Bernal Saucedo, 33, was sentenced to 480 months last Wednesday after pleading guilty in October 2024. Bernal admitted to possession with intent to distribute...
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SPCA of Texas promotes Borrow-a-Buddy program

The SPCA of Texas shared Cocoa’s experience in their Borrow-a-Buddy program, where shelter dogs enjoy short outings with community members. The program allows people to take a dog out for an hour, an afternoon, or a few days to give them a break from the shelter.
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UPDATED: Drive-through wall falls at Starbucks in Lowest Greenville

A wall in the drive-through of the Lowest Greenville Starbucks came down over the weekend because of high winds. Pieces of the decorative wall on the right side of the drive-through appeared to have fallen on top of a silver Honda in a video posted on Sunday, March 15 on the Instagram account @dallastexas_tv. This...
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Fire Damages Home on Villanova Street in University Park

Crews responded to a fire that damaged a home in the 3200 block of Villanova Street Tuesday afternoon. No injuries were reported. Crews from the University Park Fire Department, Dallas Fire-Rescue and Highland Park Department of Public Safety responded to the blaze in the 3200 block of Villanova Street, according to...
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18-Wheeler catches fire on U.S. 80 in Forney

Emergency crews respond to a major 18-wheeler crash and fire on U.S. 80 in Kaufman County, causing significant traffic delays.
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Former Arlington summer camp leader pleads guilty to misusing funds

Former executive director Blake Bowman pleaded guilty to misusing Camp Thurman funds in 2021 and 2022. Bowman, who oversaw the Christian camp in Pantego for eight years, was arrested in 2024 and charged with misapplication of property as a fiduciary and theft of property, each valued at $300,000 or more.

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