Tarrant County Posts Fewer DNA Exonerations Than Dallas County
Tarrant County justice officials are posting fewer DNA exonerations than their counterparts in Dallas County.
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Tarrant County justice officials are posting fewer DNA exonerations than their counterparts in Dallas County.
Fort Worth police continue to look into whether improper or unnecessary force was used early Monday morning outside of a night club.
A group of doctors who make up Texas Vascular Associates face a lawsuit that alleges massive medical fraud.
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