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Boeing Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Fraud Charges Over 737 MAX Crashes
Thursday, some of the families of the 346 people killed in two plane crashes involving Boeing 737 Max jets will get their chance to talk about the impact of that tragedy in a federal courtroom in Fort Worth.
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Texas Doctors Successfully Separate Conjoined Twins in 11-Hour Surgery
Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth says they’ve successfully separated a set of conjoined twins in a news conference Wednesday.
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FBI Charges Two With Human Trafficking After Finding 26 Refugees Stashed in Texas Home
LULAC is helping care for more than two dozen migrants rescued from a dangerous situation in Fort Worth.
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Former Texas Officer Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Shooting Death of Atatiana Jefferson at Her Home
Former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean was found guilty of manslaughter Thursday in the 2019 shooting death of Atatiana Jefferson and now faces up to 20 years behind bars.
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Family Who Left Texas for Wyoming Reunited With Lost Dog 5 Years Later
A Galveston family who lost their dog in 2017 while preparing for Hurricane Irma and later moved nearly 1,000 miles away is reunited with their long-lost pet.
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‘It's a Christmas Miracle': Texas Woman Reunited With Family 51 Years After Kidnapping
Melissa Highsmith was just 22 months old when she was kidnapped from her parents’ Fort Worth home in 1971. Now, more than 50 years later, the family has finally found their long-lost daughter and sister.
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Gorilla Birth at the Fort Worth Zoo
Endangered gorillas Gracie and Elmo welcomed a baby at the Fort Worth Zoo. The yet-to-be-named baby was born on Sunday and is the zoo’s second-ever western lowland gorilla birth.
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Adorable Western Lowland Gorilla Baby Born at Texas Zoo
The Fort Worth Zoo has announced the zoo’s second-ever birth of a Western Lowland Gorilla, born Nov. 6 to parents Gracie and Elmo.
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Watch Rhino Have a Blast In the Mud and Rain at Texas Zoo
Crockett the rhino is having the time of his life playing in the mud and rain at Fort Worth Zoo.
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Families of Boeing 737 Max Victims Can Challenge US Settlement, Judge Says
A federal judge in Fort Worth ruled Friday that relatives of people killed in the crashes of two Boeing 737 Max planes are crime victims under federal law and should have been told about private negotiations over a settlement that spared Boeing from criminal prosecution.
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This Fort Worth Police Recruitment Video Is a Viral Hit
A Fort Worth police recruitment video designed to look like a used car commercial has been viewed more than a million times online, an example of how departments nationwide are getting creative to overcome the tight job market.
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Judge in Texas Rules Against Required Coverage of HIV Prevention Drugs
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that required coverage of an HIV prevention drug under the Affordable Care Act violates a Texas employer’s religious beliefs and undercut the broader system that determines which preventive drugs are covered in the U.S.
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New Texas Restaurant Bans Cellphones, Enforces Dress Code
A new restaurant in the Fort Worth Stockyards is taking customers back to a time before cell phones.
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You'll Have to Go Cellphone-Free to Eat at This Texas Restaurant
In the historic Fort Worth Stockyards where cattle once roamed, a new Italian restaurant called Caterina’s is bringing back the old days in a unique way. It’s banning cellphones.
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A Flag Football Game in North Texas Makes State History
On a recent Thursday evening in Fort Worth two high school teams met for the very first girls varsity flag football game in North Texas. As the 50th anniversary of Title IX approaches, the students and coaches reflected on what progress in girls’ sports looks like and why it matters.
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American Airlines Resumes Inflight Alcohol Sales
Fort Worth-based American Airlines will resume alcohol sales and service aboard flights on Monday after the pandemic put them on hiatus for more than two years.
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North Texas Dealer Giving Teen Caught in Tornado a New Truck
The driver of a red pickup truck seen in a widely-circulated video flipping over on Highway 290 during a tornado in Elgin will soon be cruising town in a brand new red Chevy truck.
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Ticket Prices Are Rising at Popular Museums and Theme Parks—Here's Which Ones Rose the Most Over the Last 4 Years
The top three biggest increases in museum prices were split up between New York, Texas and California.
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Support Flows to ‘Changed' Texas Synagogue After Hostage Standoff
The tight-knit congregation at the Texas synagogue traces its roots back to a gathering organized over 20 years ago by a handful of families new to the area.
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Who is Aafia Siddiqui, the Federal Prisoner at the Center of Texas Synagogue Standoff?
Take a closer look at the case for Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani woman who is imprisoned nearby on charges of trying to kill American service members in Afghanistan.