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Police said the shooting at the GM plant in Arlington came after an argument between the two men, who knew each other prior to Tuesday morning.
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More than half of visa applications from Egypt were rejected while fans from Ivory Coast didn't even bother applying.
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After scoring the winning goal during Norway's 2-1 victory against Ivory Coast, superstar Erling Haaland celebrated made his way to buy some western wear.
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Norway men's national team has never lost to Brazil. Tuesday's victory over Ivory Coast served to bolster fans' confidence in their team.
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Tarrant’s largest Pride event, which was canceled this year when city council removed some local protections, is back on at Levitt Pavilion.
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Lionel Messi has become the first player to score in seven consecutive World Cup games while extending his all-time scoring record with his 19th goal in Argentina’s group stage finale against Jordan in Arlington.
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Kailey Muir shared details of her termination in an interview with KERA News.
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Tarrant County’s largest Pride celebration was canceled last year in response to Arlington’s suspension of its antidiscrimination ordinance.
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Federal authorities announced in a tweet Monday that the FBI has seized a large number of drones illegally flown over FIFA spaces in North Texas.
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Arlington is full of excellent places to eat — from high end steakhouses to hole-in-the-wall Tex-Mex joints. Here's a look at the best places for a bite.
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The Londoner Pub, a Dallas staple for soccer fans, opened its doors in Arlington as the World Cup began. As the packed house belted out a song to the tune of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline,” chief operations officer Charlotte Tate said the soccer crowds had “the best vibe and atmosphere.”
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Thousands of lively fans arrived at Dallas Stadium hours ahead of the match for spirited celebrations.