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A class of 15 university students hopes to find breaks in three decades-old homicide investigations.
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District Judge Megan Fahey said she will consider the arguments and testimony she heard in court Thursday and return next week with a decision.
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Raunaq Alam had to turn himself in Wednesday in the middle of a press conference after he found out he was indicted on a charge of perjury.
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Wind phones began in Japan but have gained popularity in the U.S.
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The two Democrats on the court did not attend last week's meeting. Commissioner Roderick Miles Jr. returned Monday, which allowed the vote to take place.
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Javonte Myers died in his Tarrant County Jail cell in 2020, and investigators found Darien Kirk and Erik Gay had lied about checking on him. Both have now been sentenced.
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This year, nearly 4 million Texans received an enhanced premium tax credit to make their ACA health plans more affordable. North Texas health and community leaders want people to reach out to their lawmakers about extending the credit.
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The Arlington City Council voted unanimously to declare 1,158 plots in the Arlington Cemetery abandoned and available for sale.
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The average home in Arlington will see property tax and some utility bills go up by about $12 a month in 2026.
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A Fort Worth federal judge ruled he has no authority to decide whether Tarrant County's new precinct map that favors Republicans disenfranchises voters of color in violation of the First Amendment. The other constitutional claims in a lawsuit filed by a group of Black and Latino voters against the county will still proceed.
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Pro-Palestine activist gets 5 years probation, 180 days in county jail for vandalizing Euless churchA jury sentenced Raunaq Alam to 2 years in prison but opted to suspend his sentence in lieu of 5 years probation.
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The deadline for collective bargaining is the end of October. Players are demanding more money to match the WNBA's success.