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Coppell FedEx facility to lay off over 800 employees

Coppell’s FedEx facility announced that it will discontinue operations next year, with 856 employees to be laid off, according to a WARN letter filed with the State. The facility belonging to FedEx Supply Chain Logistics & Electronics will relocate its operations to a new location and permanently cease operations at...
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Plano’s New Two-in-One: $9.99 Lobster Rolls Meet Prime-Protein Bowls on W. 15th

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Plano, meet the drive‑thru lobster roll. On Nov. 19, 2025, two sister brands—Angie’s Lobster and Angie’s Prime Grill—opened a shared restaurant at 701 W. 15th St., the former Boston Market near the old Collin Creek Mall. The first Texas location promises...
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Refugees find community at Thanksgiving celebration

The Dallas-based Gateway of Grace ministry, led by an Iranian refugee, hosted its 15th annual Thanksgiving celebration to provide community and support for 350 refugees from 15 countries.
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Developer Breaks Ground on New Southwest Dallas Workforce Housing Project

A workforce housing development in southwestern Dallas recently broke ground after closing on financing, promising some 360 units at the corner of Clark Road and W Camp Wisdom Road. Multifamily housing builder and manager The NRP Group is behind the project, which has been dubbed Camp Wisdom. Half the apartments...
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Body camera video show chaotic Downtown Dallas shooting

Dallas police body camera videos shows a violent and deadly encounter between police officers and a man who shot four people. The shooting happened early Monday morning outside a nightclub in Downtown Dallas.
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Dallas Community Relieved as Missing 77-Year-Old Annie Spence McCoy Found Safe

Relief sweeps through Dallas as Annie Spence McCoy, the 77-year-old woman reported missing yesterday, has been found safe. The Dallas Police Department confirmed the news late yesterday evening, bringing an end to the hours-long search that followed her disappearance from the 200 block of West Overton Road. When...
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Texas Cities Face Increases in Undocumented Immigrant Populations

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Texas’s undocumented immigrant population is estimated at 1.7 million in 2025, according to a recent analysis. Major cities such as Houston and Dallas are among the most affected areas. Some smaller cities also see increases, showing that the impact is...
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More than 50 firefighters respond to fire at Dallas shopping center

Officials are investigating the cause of a fire at a shopping center in Dallas on Thursday night, Dallas Fire-Rescue said. According to Dallas Fire-Rescue, units responded to a 911 call regarding a fire at Oprah Beauty Supply, located at 3530 Sunnyvale Street, at 11:58 p.m. on Thursday. Officials said firefighters...
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Texas Store Offers Tattoos and Bare Knuckle Boxing

A tattoo shop with a boxing ring? North Texas has really found a way to mix art and adrenaline in a whole new way.
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Thief steals media company’s cameras, leaves behind frozen mussels

DALLAS - A North Texas media production company is offering a reward after a thief stole more than $20,000 worth of equipment and left something bizarre behind. Owner Tommy Habeeb said a man forced his way into the TH Media studio near Elm and North Ervay streets in Downtown Dallas on Saturday night.

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