Discover DFW: Holidays At Reunion Tower
Reunion Tower in Dallas takes visitors 470 feet up in the air, and is known for its impressive views, but the holidays become even more magical.
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Reunion Tower in Dallas takes visitors 470 feet up in the air, and is known for its impressive views, but the holidays become even more magical.
Over the last 50 years, there's been a lot of interest in developing the land and now the Haggard family believes they've found the right fit.
"This consolidation will promote the expeditious and efficient administration of justice," the two-page order said.
A West Texas man was acquitted of murder Wednesday, Dec. 8 in the 2019 deadly shooting of a police officer who was shot while checking a security alarm at the man's home.
He told the 911 operator he was carrying a Glock. But it turned out it was not a real gun. It only looked like one.
The Dallas City Council unanimously approved the ethics reform package that was initially proposed by Mayor Eric Johnson in September.
A five-page report by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards following a surprise inspection last month found employees at the jail were often late in conducting required checks of inmates in their cells.
The 16-year-old boy is charged with unlawful carrying of a weapon and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
The winds of change are upon us as we see winds gusting to near 25mph-35 mph Thursday into Friday and possible near 40 mph late Friday night.
About 9,000 Texas restaurants have closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Texas Restaurant Association.
A Hebron High School teacher was arrested today on charges related to an improper relationship with one of his students.
Officers with the Dallas Police Department responded to a reports of shots fired not far from the Dallas World Aquarium on Dec. 8
Garland Police have located and arrested Aaron Quiroz, the man accused of shooting at officers.
Eduardo Lara Jr., 24, of El Paso was sentenced to 12½ years in prison for coercion and enticement of a minor.
The principal of James Coble Middle School said in a statement Wednesday that police determined rumors of a threat made on social media were not credible.
