Fort Worth Judge Exonerates Man Wrongly Imprisoned For 19 Years
A Fort Worth judge has signed an order that exonerates a man who spent 19 years in prison after he was wrongly convicted of murder.
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A Fort Worth judge has signed an order that exonerates a man who spent 19 years in prison after he was wrongly convicted of murder.
The State Fair of Texas is dimming its flashing lights and booming sounds, making it more 'sensory-friendly' for people who need a quieter experience.
A property room custodian has been reprimanded by authorities after a gun that was loaned to former Dallas County sheriff Lupe Valdez was thought to be missing and was later found inside the room.
Cristiano Ronaldo denied the accusations of rape against him, saying Wednesday that he had a "clear conscience" as he awaits the conclusions of an investigation.
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