One-Third Of Students Absent After Email Threat Targeting School
In Dallas, the fallout continues from an email bomb threat now discredited as a hoax.
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In Dallas, the fallout continues from an email bomb threat now discredited as a hoax.
DPD says the Bustos brothers captured the victim and took him to a nearby back yard where they beat him with their assault rifles and stole his cell phone and car keys.
The FBI and U.S. Marshals are now getting involved in the search for Ethan Couch.
Two of three suspects wanted in an aggravated robbery in Corinth, were busted in North Carolina.
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Items recovered include firearms, vehicles and various household items. Also seized from the residence was a "sizable quantity" of narcotics.
For almost 40 years, the Christmas light displays in Arlington's Interlochen neighborhood have drawn families by the carload -- and often by the busload -- from hundreds of miles around.
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The investigation is continuing, but police say there is no community risk in terms of the person, place or behavior as previously described.
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Police say investigators followed up on a Crime Stoppers tip and were able to identify Michael Buonassissi as the robber in the video.
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For a majority of pet owners, the holidays wouldn't be joyous or festive without their pets by their side. AAA Texas says there are some very easy steps pet owners can take to bark and be merry when traveling with four-legged friends on holiday road trips.
According to police, 60-year old William Randall Boulter (w/m, 5'8", 145) went missing after leaving his home in the 6200 block of Everglade Rd late Wednesday morning.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has agreed to pay for robotic legs that could allow scores of paralyzed veterans with spinal cord injuries to walk again.
