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Cedar Hill man arrested after shooting Amazon delivery driver

CEDAR HILL, Texas - Police arrested a 33-year-old man after he shot an Amazon delivery driver outside a Cedar Hill home. Yirmar Martinez, who is a delivery driver for Amazon, says she was shot by 33-year-old Samuel Laird while delivering packages on Oct. 12. The shooting happened after Martinez pulled...
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$180M luxury tower to wipe out 1970s townhomes in Dallas neighborhood

Some residents raised concerns about the tower's fit with the neighborhood.
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‘Chopped’ champion opens Pan-Latin restaurant at Oak Cliff’s East Dock

A Latin American, chef-driven restaurant is one of the newest additions to Oak Cliff's vibrant dining scene: Barro y Fuego is now open in suite 100 of the refurbished historic East Dock, at 900 E. Clarendon Dr., joining Bite Sushi, Elevate Coffee, Kuluntu Bakery, and other neighbors. The restaurant comes...
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Texas’s 5 Biggest Counties Blow Early Voting Records Out of the Water

Texas’s five biggest counties smashed voter turnout records on the state’s first day of early voting in the midterm elections. Harris, Dallas, Bexar, Travis, and Tarrant counties all eclipsed early voting records for at least two of the last three elections, Sawyer Hackett, a political strategist, posted on X Tuesday. Some of those records were set during President Donald Trump’s last midterm elections, in 2018. Voter turnout was high in the few counties won by former Vice President Kamala Harri
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Police Say a Dallas Dealer Repossessed the Same Tesla Six Times in One Year

Dallas police say a car dealer who finances his own sales has a pattern of illegally repossessing cars from buyers, including one Tesla that was "called in as repossessed six different times" in a single year.
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Dallas makes changes to AI camera code enforcement program following NBC 5 investigation

The city of Dallas is making changes to its AI camera code enforcement program in the wake of an NBC 5 investigation that raised questions about privacy, how enforcement might impact the poorest residents and why some homeowners found the city's violation notices frightening. At a Quality of Life briefing...
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Dallas seeks $443 million for public safety facilities, including police evidence room

Dallas police say overcrowded, aging facilities could jeopardize criminal cases. Voters will decide whether to fund a $443 million public safety overhaul as critics question the city's priorities.
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Lawful Permanent Resident Dies After Months in ICE Custody in Texas

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Laredo, TX — A 56-year-old Dallas man who died Saturday after nearly four months in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody was a lawful permanent resident of the United States, ICE confirmed Monday. Emiliano Andrade-Covarrubias, a Mexican citizen who had lived in Dallas for decades and raised three U.S.-born children, was found unconscious in his bed at the Rio Grande Processing Center. He was pronounced dead about 20 minutes later. His cau
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Record early voting turnout across Texas on day one

Texas voters show record turnout on the first day of early voting for the midterm election in Dallas, Harris, Collin, and Denton counties.
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Hundreds of thousands of potentially eligible Texas homeowners aren’t claiming their property tax savings

DALLAS — When the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge opened more than a decade ago, it connected downtown Dallas to West Dallas, one of the poorest parts of the city. With the new bridge came a spike of new development interest in the predominantly Hispanic neighborhood, once largely cut off from the city’s urban core.

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