Worker dies after foundation collapses during concrete pour at Dallas apartment building, officials say
Emergency crews cut through concrete and removed several feet of dirt during the recovery effort.
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A graduate of Southern Methodist University, Giles began his career at The Associated Press, reporting from Dallas and Houston before working in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
After marrying his wife, Connie, Giles moved to Dallas and began a career in radio. He first worked at USA Radio Network, where he became assistant news director and morning anchor, before joining CBS Radio's KRLD-AM as an afternoon editor.
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Emergency crews cut through concrete and removed several feet of dirt during the recovery effort.
Emergency crews confirmed the fatality as investigators worked to determine what led to the wreck near University Drive.
The judge also set a trial date in 2028.
A new Loews Hotel will be built on the Sheraton hotel site.
Oil and other fluids spilled across the freeway, and cleanup is expected to take several hours, authorities said.
Tarrant and Denton counties are checking in with travelers for three weeks after they return from Ebola‑affected countries.
Both sides will go to arbitration to resolve their dispute, an attorney says.
Authorities are working to determine what led to the man's injuries and death after he was discovered near a busy Dallas roadway.
Police found Thomas King's body Friday in an open field on Fort Worth's East Side after days of searching.
Authorities say a van crashed on Delga Street, where officers found two men dead and a firefighter was exposed to an unknown chemical.
Fire department crews were called to the scene near a gas station around 2 p.m. Friday.
Police records show 29-year-old Dashane Ballard was booked into the FWPD detention facility early Thursday.
The district of nearly 36,000 students says students could face criminal charges in some cases.
The vote, which took place after 1 a.m. on Thursday, followed hours of comment from citizens opposed to tearing down the 47-year-old building.
The decision follows criminal charges and a civil lawsuit filed against Lindsey Post.