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The city severed its contract with Occupy Dallas protesters late Wednesday night, permitting dozens of officers on horseback and in riot gear to clear the encampment and arrest anyone who refused to leave after 1 a.m.
Geraldine Zillions carries has two social security cards. She uses one. A criminal uses one.
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The Dallas Police Department is searching for a Christopher Anthony Garcia in connection to an Amber Alert in the city.
McKinney Police have launched an internal investigation as to why it took eight months for the department to acknowledge a woman's sexual assault allegations against a chiropractor, officials said Wednesday.
Labor talks between American Airlines and the pilots' union have been temporarily grounded after both sides rejected the other's proposal this week for a new contract.
UTA engineering student Ben Johnston found out there's a lot of waste left from marketing something as simple as a gallon of milk.
Fort Worth has expanded its recycling program to Fort Woof -- and not just the dog park but all of Gateway Park surrounding it.
The City Council decided to not to review its position on redistricting Wednesday despite the protests of Latino activists. But the issue isn't necessarily settled.
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Here in Texas, there is a town named Turkey. The town is named for the large number of the wild birds in the area. Recently, people there couldn't believe their ears when they heard someone was asking them to change the name.
Have you ever met someone and said to yourself, "I hope I'm still able to do that when I'm their age?" Well, Kay Seamayer is one of those people.
Dozens of people sickened last year after eating salmonella-tainted eggs will receive compensation, including a Sachse 3-year-old who spent a week in the hospital because the infection had spread to his bones and muscles.
An attorney for Occupy Dallas says protesters can stay at a campsite near City Hall four more weeks as long as they obey the law.