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KERA COO announces departure to lead Resource Center, one of the country's largest LGBTQ+ nonprofitsChristopher Wagley will replace Cece Cox in November as the CEO of Resource Center, the largest LGBTQIA+ health and community resource organization in Texas.
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One juror stopped a jury from coming to a verdict Tuesday in the trial of Johnson County Sheriff Adam King, who faces an abuse of office charge.
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Fireworks are illegal in most North Texas cities. You'll have to launch fireworks on private property in an unincorporated part of your county to avoid fines.
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Proposed Texas AI power plants could emit 287 million tons of greenhouse gases annually, report saysTexas has 32 proposed natural gas power plants tied to Al data centers, the report found — raising concerns about air pollution, water use and public health as the industry expands.
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The National Transportation Safety Board's preliminary report on a deadly Oak Cliff apartment gas explosion claims a gas line was not marked before drilling was done on the property.
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'It's done': Video appears to show Gucci Mane releasing Pooh Shiesty from contract next to armed manFederal prosecutors released a video recorded by rapper Big30 of Pooh Shiesty seemingly forcing Gucci Mane to verbally release him from his record label contract.
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The Fort Worth City Council approved increasing legal funding to defend former officer Aaron Dean in an ongoing federal civil lawsuit tied to the fatal shooting of Atatiana Jefferson.
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A Fort Worth neighbor shot and killed a man who police say was dragging a woman down the street while armed with a machete. The shooter remained at the scene, and no arrests have been made.
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A Dallas police officer has been fired months after his arrest on a family violence charge. Police say he assaulted a family member and failed to notify supervisors about a protective order.
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A federal grand jury indicted an Allen man accused of threatening President Donald Trump and other officials via emails.
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Federal prosecutors say a Frisco couple stole more than $2.5 million by convincing vulnerable victims they needed costly "curse cleansing" rituals. The pair now faces fraud charges.
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A federal judge ordered a psychiatric evaluation for a Collin County man accused of threatening President Donald Trump after defense attorneys raised concerns about his competency.