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Hotel Sheraton in Arlington, Texas implosion

The historic Sheraton Hotel in the Arlington Entertainment District was demolished in a controlled implosion at 8:15 a.m. Saturday.
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Texas Volunteer Thought He Had Seen The Worst Until A Garbage Can Began Whimpering

Puppies have a way of bringing out tenderness in people. Their tiny faces and soft bodies seem made for safety, warmth, and gentle hands. Sadly, not every dog is introduced to the world that way. Some are neglected before they ever experience care, left without shelter, steady food, or anyone looking out for them. Dogs
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Fort Worth man appeared to have died naturally. Autopsy showed he was suffocated

A woman placed a pillow over her boyfriend’s face last week, killing the man — who was two decades older — as he yelled for help inside his Fort Worth bedroom, police have concluded. At 60, Maurice Hudson was in poor health. He was unable to use his left arm and got around in a wheelchair. It appeared to the authoritie
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Mansfield prepares for its role in the 2026 World Cup

As North Texas prepares for an international event expected to draw millions, Mansfield city leaders, business owners and residents are balancing excitement with needed security preparations. While Arlington’s AT&T Stadium will host nine matches for the FIFA World Cup — more than any other venue — Texas Health Mansfiel
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Trinity Metro adds charter buses for Fort Worth travelers

As cities across North Texas finalize plans to help hundreds of thousands of visitors navigate our area, we expect an update on World Cup transit today.
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Dog Haus & Keurig Dr Pepper brings free hot dogs, drinks

ARLINGTON (KDAF) — Dog Haus will celebrate an exclusive partnership with Keurig Dr Pepper on Tuesday, June 9, at 2 p.m. in Arlington, Texas. The craft-casual brand is the first restaurant concept in the United States to exclusively serve Keurig Dr Pepper’s full beverage portfolio across all its locations nationwide.
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North Texas firefighter dies, leaves final wish: Save his wife’s life

GLEN ROSE, Texas — A North Texas family and Fort Worth firefighters are mourning the loss of a man who served the City of Fort Worth for more than 30 years. The Fort Worth Fire Department announced in a social media post the passing of firefighter Todd Brook, who died at the age of 60.
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Public health officials reassure residents that Ebola threat remains low in Tarrant County despite...

Fort Worth, Texas – Tarrant County Public Health is reassuring residents that the risk of Ebola in the county remains low, even as health officials continue monitoring travelers arriving from parts of Africa affected by an ongoing outbreak. According to public health officials, Tarrant County Public Health is working..
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Fort Worth restaurant news: Roy Pope Grocery, Terra Mediterranean and Coyote Drive-In

A longtime West Fort Worth staple is stepping into its next era as Roy Pope Grocery partners with Westland Hospitality to reimagine the neighborhood favorite while preserving its roots. Opened in 1943 as a grocery store and meat market, Roy Pope has long been a go-to for prepared foods and everyday essentials, serving
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Grand Prairie man arrested in Bryan County, accused of possessing 80+ pounds of marijuana

BRYAN COUNTY, Okla. (KXII) - A Grand Prairie man was placed behind bars in Bryan County after he was allegedly found in possession of more than 80 pounds of marijuana. Hiep Duc, 37, of Grand Prairie, was booked into the Bryan County Jail on June 3. He faces a felony charge of illegally trafficking marijuana.

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