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Alcorn Avenue Chaos: Late-Night Gunfire Turns Deadly in Southeast Dallas

Last Saturday turned deadly in southeast Dallas when a person was shot and killed, authorities said. Officers responding to reports of gunfire found the victim in the 6300 block of Alcorn Avenue around 11:40 p.m., where he was pronounced dead at the scene. What the police say. According to WFAA,...
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Dallas Police Seek Help Locating Missing Woman Ida Sisk Last Seen on Seevers Avenue

The Dallas Police Department is looking for Ida Sisk, a 68-year-old woman. She was last seen on November 16, 2025, around 8 p.m. in the 3300 block of Seevers Avenue. She had a white American bulldog with her.
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‘Eagle Scout in every sense of the word’: Man disappears in Georgia mountains

Charles Hosch, 67, has been missing since Nov. 11, officials said.
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AirTag Leads Texas Police to Stolen Vehicles

A Dallas woman used an AirTag to help police find her stolen truck and uncover a North Texas chop shop.
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West Dallas residents ready to weigh in on future of Singleton Boulevard corridor

Just south of Singleton Boulevard, it’s hard to miss; a large roofing plant, next to its neighbors, a collection of older homes that Janie Cisneros’ family has lived in for decades. “We’re separated by industry, these streets here,” Cisneros said. A separation she hopes ends soon.
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A TikToker called churches asking for help with formula. FBC Dallas failed the test.

TikToker Nikalie Monroe has been calling churches across the country during the government shutdown, asking them for one thing: a small can of formula for a baby. Monroe does not actually have a baby, but she has been calling as part of a social experiment to see what faith communities would do during a time when...
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Undercover Buy Leads to Search Warrant, Major Narcotics Seizure, and Arrest in Irving

An undercover drug buy in Irving earlier this month led investigators to a significant narcotics seizure and the arrest of 31-year-old Harrison Lundquist, according to police. On Tuesday, November 4, around 1:05 p.m., an Irving Police investigator arranged a cocaine purchase with Lundquist through text messages. The...
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DeSoto Producer’s Rise Leads to Death Row Records Signing

A North Texas producer who built his career across Ennis, Dallas, and DeSoto has reached a major milestone after signing with the newly revived Death Row Records. Elgin “E-Mak” McDonald, known for his dual presence in hip-hop and boutique cigar culture, officially joined the label on Nov. 2 following decades of...
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Forney man among 21 Kiccdoe gang members arrested in federal RICO investigation

ARLINGTON, Texas — Twenty-one alleged members of a violent street gang in Arlington have been federally charged with racketeering, murder, drug trafficking, and gun crimes, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Texas. A Forney man was among the 21 arrested, according to federal...
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Homelessness on the Rise Across Texas Cities and Towns

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Homelessness is increasing in Texas, affecting large cities such as Austin and Dallas and smaller towns like Lubbock and Beaumont. Higher rent, poverty, and limited resources are causing more people to live in shelters, vehicles, and encampments. Some...

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