Child Shot As People Were Arguing In Fort Worth Parking Lot
An argument in a Fort Worth parking lot led to a shooting that left a child injured early Thursday morning, police say.
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An argument in a Fort Worth parking lot led to a shooting that left a child injured early Thursday morning, police say.
Don't be surprised if you see "security guards" around the Blue Bell ice cream section of your local Walmart this long Fourth of July weekend.
It's a food athletics competition like no other and a Texan will be among those bellying up to the table.
A heartbroken crowd lit candles at a vigil for 2-and-a-half-year-old Sarbesh Gurung. His parents did not attend. Friends say they remain in a "deep state of grief."
"Based on security footage, the location and the inspection of the carton, we believe we may have recovered the half gallon that was tampered with," Blue Bell said.
The purpose of the closure is to isolate dogs currently impounded in the shelter that have been exposed to canine parvovirus.
Some of the strangers who hurried to volunteer to help police in the search for Sarbesh Gurung returned to the neighborhood to share in the grieving family's sorrow.
"This was an accident waiting to happen. It's a death trap." Bob Pottroff is talking about the intersection in Athens where a school bus collided with a train in January, killing 13-year-old Christopher Bonilla.
Worn, torn or tattered, the rules on displaying American flags don't fade.
The frontage road was closed and police said if commuters need to get on SH 360 or I-30 in this area, there could be some delays for a while.
DFW Airport's first Whataburger held its grand opening Wednesday, July 3 and the place was packed.
The first piece, weighing nearly 1.1 million pounds, was lifted into the northwest portion of the site, with the second piece installed directly adjacent.
The special election to fill Eric Johnson's Texas House seat will be Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
A lot has changed since singer Kacey Musgraves' humble beginnings in Mineola.
District attorneys in at least four Texas counties say they'll stop accepting misdemeanor marijuana cases until the problem is fixed.
