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Homicide at 2900 Maple Avenue

On September 23, 2026, at approximately 4:20 a.m., Dallas Police responded to a Call for Service in the 2900 block of Maple Springs Boulevard. The preliminary investigation determined that an individual was shot by an unknown suspect who fled the scene prior to officers’ arrival. The victim was transported by Dallas Fi
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A 79-year-old woman’s home allegedly produced $156,000 in diverted proceeds, indictment says

A federal grand jury in North Texas has charged three members of a family that ran unlicensed boarding homes with lying to mortgage lenders after allegedly taking control of a 79-year-old resident’s longtime Garland home, selling it to two of themselves and funneling more than $156,000 of the proceeds through several a
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Arlington Driver Gets 25 Years After 110-Mph Police Chase Into Grand Prairie

ARLINGTON, Texas - A 46-year-old man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after a Tarrant County jury convicted him of fleeing Arlington police in a vehicle and reaching speeds of more than 110 mph during a chase into Grand Prairie. Gregory Strickland was convicted of evading arrest or...
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A West Dallas man pleaded guilty to $15 million in bank fraud, IRS Criminal...

A West Dallas man has pleaded guilty to federal bank fraud after admitting he used stolen identities and fake IDs to deposit more than $15 million in U.S. Treasury checks meant for businesses around the country. Kendrick Lamont Fugett entered his plea on September 17, 2026, before Chief U.S. District Judge Reed O’Conno
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Her House Was Ordered Sold Over a $1,140 Dues Bill She Had Offered to...

In April 2013, a Tarrant County homeowner wrote to her property owners' association asking for a payment arrangement. She was three months late on that year's dues. She put her balance at "$1,140.00" and offered to pay at least $100 a month until it was cleared. The board voted unanimously to accept and sent her a plan
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Smith County trial begins for man accused in elderly fraud scheme

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - A Texas Department of Public Safety trooper testified in the trial of an Arlington man accused of scamming an elderly woman out of $15,000 in cash and gold bars. Anuj Ashishbhai Modi, 24, of Arlington, is charged with financial abuse of the elderly, valued at $30,000...
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The Texas Dance Hall Is Back—And Worth Dusting Off Your Boots For

Across Texas, dance halls and honky-tonks are drawing a new generation of boot-scooters with two-stepping, line dancing, live country music, and nights out that are more Urban Cowboy than nightclub. In Houston alone, the scene is growing: Cowboys Red River opened a massive new location this summer, joining spots like N
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North Texas bakery to open its first location in Tarrant County

A locally-owned chain of bakeries will soon open its fifth bakery, and first in Tarrant County, in Hurst. Latham Bakery opened in Forney in 2017 with just 15 employees. Less than a decade later the bakery has opened locations in Canton, Kaufman and Garland. Another is planned for Royse City, in addition to the Hurst ba
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Art-filled Dallas gala gathers $1.2 million for local children

WHAT: Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center’s 19th annual Art for Advocacy. THE 411: More than 500 guests gathered Saturday, September 12 for an evening of art and philanthropy at Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center’s 2026 Art for Advocacy. Now in its 19th year, the gala celebrates the healing...
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Last Train to Fortune Holds Special Screenings at Dallas Angelika Film Center

Director Adam Rifkin’s new Western comedy, LAST TRAIN TO FORTUNE, will have two special Q&A screenings starting at 7 p.m. at Dallas’ Angelika Film Center Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 23 and 24. Both Adam Rifkin and James Paxton, the son of Bill Paxton, will be in attendance at the screenings and Q&A sessions.

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