Ken, Angela Paxton divorce records to be unsealed, judge rules
The ruling came after an agreement between the Paxtons' lawyers and a group of media outlets and a government watchdog.
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The ruling came after an agreement between the Paxtons' lawyers and a group of media outlets and a government watchdog.
Myles Jack has been charged with deadly conduct — discharging a firearm and discharge of firearm in certain municipalities.
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Zacur Vargas was arrested on Friday morning in Heath.
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A former basketball and softball coach at Azle High School has been charged with sexual assault of a child, police said.
It's history in the baking.
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DPD said currently, there are no credible threats to Dallas.
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