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Texas Crisis Has Governor Facing Big Backer: Energy Industry
As frozen Texas reels under one of the worst electricity outages in U.S. history, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has blamed grid operators and iced-over wind turbines but gone easier on another culprit: an oil and gas industry that is the state’s dominant business and his biggest political contributor.
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Identical Twin Sisters Give Birth at Texas Hospital 48 Hours Apart
Identical twin sisters gave birth at the same Fort Worth hospital nearly 48 hours apart.
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Rep. Ron Wright of Texas Dies After Contracting COVID-19
U.S. Rep. Ron Wright (R-6th District) died Sunday after contracting COVID-19 last month. Wright was also battling lung cancer.
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Detectives Hope New DNA Technology Can Break Cold Case That Inspired ‘Amber Alerts'
Police still working the Amber Hagerman cold case 25 years later announced plans Wednesday to submit items of evidence originally obtained in the investigation to new forensic testing that may yield a more complete DNA profile of the killer.
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Roll Tide! No. 1 Alabama Beats No. 4 Notre Dame 31-14 in Rose Bowl
DeVonta Smith caught three of fellow Heisman Trophy finalist Mac Jones’ four touchdown passes, Najee Harris ran for 125 yards with a high-hurdling highlight and top-ranked Alabama beat No. 4 Notre Dame 31-14 in the relocated Rose Bowl game Friday to reach its fifth CFP title game.
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College Football Playoff Semifinal to Move From Rose Bowl to AT&T Stadium
The College Football Playoff semifinal scheduled to be played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, on Jan. 1 is moving to AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
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US Government Executes Man Convicted of Killing North Texas Teen
Late Thursday, Orlando Hall was put to death for abducting and killing Arlington teenager Lisa Rene in 1994.
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Stolen Dog Reunited With Her Family Two Years Later
A dog believed to be stolen from her backyard two years ago has been reunited with her family in Arlington.
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Thousands of Pets Find New Homes During Clear The Shelters
Across the country thousands of animals are finding forever homes. Watch some of these lucky pets as they meet their new families for the very first time.
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Celebs Support Clear the Shelters Day
Celebrities are hailing Clear the Shelters Day and celebrating the more than 76,000 pets that have found forever homes during the nationwide animal adoption campaign today. Celebs, such as Ellen DeGeneres, Jane Lynch and Wanda Sykes, have sent well wishes to the pets across America in search of a place to call home. “It’s a great day to make a...
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Myles Garrett Reinstated by NFL After 6-Game Suspension
Cleveland Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett has been reinstated by the NFL after being suspended for hitting Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head with a helmet in a Nov. 14 game.
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Texas Teen Shot, Killed After Breaking Up Fight
An Arlington teenager shot and killed this week intervened in a bullying incident between the suspected shooter and another boy days prior to his tragic death, police revealed Friday.
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Black Bear Safely Removed After Adventurous Morning in Arlington
An elusive black bear was finally cornered and safely removed after leading police and wildlife officials on a chase through a quiet Massachusetts neighborhood on Friday morning. Officials received a call Friday morning for a bear sighting in Arlington, and local police joined the Massachusetts Environmental Police in scouring the town for it.
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DNA Used to Solve Decades-Old Cold Case Murder of 11-Year-Old Julie Fuller
Fort Worth police say they’ve solved the decades-old cold case murder of an 11-year-old girl using DNA phenotyping. On June 27, 1983, Julie Fuller was reported missing after she’d gone to take out the trash at the Kensington Motel in Arlington. Fuller and her family had only recently arrived in North Texas, having moved to the United States from England….
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DUI Driver Strikes 6 Highway Workers in Virginia: Police
Six highway workers were struck by a suspected DUI driver on I-66 Thursday, police say.
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Jury Convicts Self-Proclaimed Cartel Hitman Who Killed, Mutilated Roommate and His Girlfriend
Hector Acosta-Ojeda, the North Texas man found guilty of capital murder in the fatal shootings and mutilations of his roommate and his roommate’s girlfriend has been sentenced to death.
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General Motors Workers Approve Contract, Strike Ends
Striking General Motors factory workers will put down their picket signs after approving a new contract that will end a 40-day strike that paralyzed the company’s U.S. production.
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Workers at Large Flint GM Plant in Michigan Approve Contract
Workers at one of the largest General Motors factories have voted to ratify a new contract with the company, an indication that a five-week strike could be coming to an end. United Auto Workers Local 598 at a pickup truck plant in Flint, Michigan, approved the contract Wednesday. The local’s Facebook page says 60.9% voted in favor, while 39.1% were...
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Detectives Used DNA From Straw to Catch Man Who Raped Lifeguard at Virginia Pool
A man has pleaded guilty to the broad-daylight abduction and rape of a lifeguard at a pool in Alexandria, Virginia.