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This Family Believes Their Loved One’s in Dallas with the QAnon Cult. They Want Her to Come Home.

This Family Believes Their Loved One’s in Dallas with the QAnon Cult. They Want Her to Come Home.

By Michael MurneyDecember 10, 2021

Sean Leek was excited to live near his mother again. It was 2018, and he’d recently moved back to the area around the same time she bought a house in Delaware. “Finally,” he thought, “we’re gonna be back in each other’s lives.” Within months, he realized something was off about…

In Latest Crackdown on Anything Adjacent to Marijuana, Texas Gets Smokable Hemp Banned Again

By Jacob VaughnDecember 6, 2021

After a final ruling in district court which said the ban smokable hemp ban was unlawful, the Texas Department of State Health Services filed a notice of appeal to the decision with the Texas Supreme Court. This notice supersedes the final ruling until the Texas Supreme Court reaches a decision on the appeal.

Between 2015 and 2019, Texas Had the Highest Number of Fatal Holiday Crashes in the U.S.

By Jacob VaughnDecember 1, 2021

Five states – Mississippi, South Carolina, West Virginia, Florida and Texas – saw the highest rates of fatal holiday car crashes per 100,000 drivers. Additionally, the fatal collisions in Connecticut, Louisiana, Texas, South Carolina and Wisconsin were more likely to involve drunk or impaired drivers.

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Man Wanted to Give Bomb-Making Tips to Neo-Nazis But Was Speaking to Undercover Feds

Man Wanted to Give Bomb-Making Tips to Neo-Nazis But Was Speaking to Undercover Feds

By Patrick StricklandNovember 9, 2021

Beau Daniel Merryman could go to federal prison for 20 years.

Fledgling National Security Agency Honcho Visited Texas to Talk Counter-Terrorism

Fledgling National Security Agency Honcho Visited Texas to Talk Counter-Terrorism

By Michael MurneyNovember 8, 2021

When hackers breached the Houston-based Colonial Pipeline’s cybersecurity defenses in late April, the whole country took a hit. Within days, drivers from Houston to New Hampshire found themselves waiting in line for hours to get gas.The federal government later concluded the country could’ve only lasted another three to five days…

Dallas Journalist Barrett Brown Convicted in U.K. for Holding ‘KILL COPS’ Banner

By Simone CarterNovember 6, 2021

On Friday, journalist Barrett Brown announced he’d been convicted on charges related to a banner he’d held at a London protest.

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Texas Bans Chaining Unattended Dogs Outside

Texas Bans Chaining Unattended Dogs Outside

By Jacob VaughnNovember 5, 2021

SB 5 goes into affect on Jan. 18, 2022. Violating the law will be a Class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $500. Repeat offenses could lead to Class B misdemeanor charges.

Move Aside, Delta-8, Texas Smoke Shops Are Filling Up with Legal Delta-9 THC Products

By Jacob VaughnNovember 2, 2021

While companies wait to hear more on the legality of THC isomers like delta- 8, some are stocking their shelves with delta-9 products they say are legal and will get consumers stoned.

Will Denton Decriminalize Misdemeanor Amounts of Pot?

Will Denton Decriminalize Misdemeanor Amounts of Pot?

By Jacob VaughnNovember 1, 2021

The Denton Responsible Reformation of Cannabis Enforcement Act of 2021 would decriminalize misdemeanor amounts of weed in Denton.

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Felony Haze: Four High Schoolers Forcibly Removed Teammate’s Underwear, Authorities Say

By Simone CarterOctober 29, 2021

Four Caldwell High School students are facing felony charges after they forcibly removed a 14-year-old teammate’s underwear on the school bus, authorities say.

Dallas Police Reportedly Detained Pleasant Grove Homeowners After Mistaking Them for Burglars

Dallas Police Reportedly Detained Pleasant Grove Homeowners After Mistaking Them for Burglars

By Simone CarterOctober 28, 2021

Earlier this month, Dallas police detained a mother and son in their home after they mistook them for burglars.

73-Year-Old Man Arrested in Mexico in Connection With North Texas Homicide

By Simone CarterOctober 15, 2021

A 73-year-old man was arrested in Mexico after he was accused of killing a woman in front of her North Texas home.

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Nearly Four Years After Amanda Clairmont’s Murder, Corinth Police Still Searching for Answers

Nearly Four Years After Amanda Clairmont’s Murder, Corinth Police Still Searching for Answers

By Christian McPhateOctober 11, 2021

In November 2017, Amanda Clairmont’s body was found in her car, parked next to a fence in a vacant parking lot along the service road off Interstate 35 in Corinth. Her passenger door was open. Clairmont, a 21-year-old a business major at the University of North Texas, had been shot…

At Timberview High School, a Shooting Leaves Four Injured and Families Rattled

At Timberview High School, a Shooting Leaves Four Injured and Families Rattled

By Jacob VaughnOctober 6, 2021

Early Wednesday afternoon, buses carried students down Debbie Lane toward the Mansfield Performing Arts Center in Arlington. Parents rushed to pick up their children, who had just been evacuated from Timberview High School following a shooting that had injured at least four people. Standing alongside her mother, Stephanie, ninth grader…

Dallas County Jail Staff Shortage Is Endangering Jailers’ And Inmates’ Lives, Staff Say

Dallas County Jail Staff Shortage Is Endangering Jailers’ And Inmates’ Lives, Staff Say

By Michael MurneySeptember 29, 2021

When around a dozen Dallas County Jail officers gathered on the steps of the Frank Crowley Courthouse Tuesday, they wore street clothes, donned masks and held signs denouncing what they say is a dangerous staffing crisis inside the jail. “What we’ve been seeing recently is people retire, quit or just…

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A Year After Expansion Announced, Dallas Police’s Starlight Surveillance Is Back to Square One

A Year After Expansion Announced, Dallas Police’s Starlight Surveillance Is Back to Square One

By Michael MurneySeptember 23, 2021

Almost a year ago, former Dallas police Chief U. Renee Hall announced the city’s plans to expand Starlight, an initiative that equips local businesses with high-tech surveillance cameras feeding back to the city’s “fusion center.” The program was so successful in driving down crime in those locations, police claimed, they…

A Texas Man Begged for Mental Health Help. Instead, He Ended Up in Jail Time and Again.

By Michael MurneySeptember 22, 2021

On a balmy evening last November in Tyler, Enus Lewis finally came undone. After dark, Lewis left his mother’s house and staggered into oncoming traffic on the busiest road he could find, hoping an oncoming car would kill him. Months of battling a tidal wave of grief had sharpened Lewis’…

Conservatives Celebrate New Bail Law, but Opponents Warn It Will Target Poor Texans

By Simone CarterSeptember 17, 2021

Gov. Greg Abbott signed a GOP-backed “bail reform” bill into law, but opponents fear that it could exacerbate inequities.

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Collin County Wedding Planner Uses PPP Loan to Buy Teslas, Mercedes and Pay Mortgage

Collin County Wedding Planner Uses PPP Loan to Buy Teslas, Mercedes and Pay Mortgage

By Simone CarterSeptember 17, 2021

A North Texas wedding planner was sentenced to federal prison after he used COVID-19 relief funds to purchase cars and pay off his mortgage.

Dallas Journalist Barrett Brown Went to the U.K. Now, He Wants Asylum.

By Simone CarterSeptember 15, 2021

To a great extent, Barrett Brown is fueled by cheap tobacco and vengeance. The embattled journalist wants to inflict as much damage as possible on America, and recently, he’s broadened his scope to include the United Kingdom. There, Brown is attempting to claim asylum, largely because he says he’s been…

Police Killing of Margarita Brooks in Arlington Shines Light on ‘Qualified Immunity’

Police Killing of Margarita Brooks in Arlington Shines Light on ‘Qualified Immunity’

By Michael MurneySeptember 10, 2021

Late in summer 2020, a group of families from across the country gathered in Washington to discuss police brutality with then-President Donald Trump. Each family had recently had a son, daughter, parent or spouse killed by law enforcement. Also at the table were representatives from a number of national and…

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North Texas Trade School Owner Convicted After ‘Bamboozling’ Millions in Veterans Affairs Scheme

North Texas Trade School Owner Convicted After ‘Bamboozling’ Millions in Veterans Affairs Scheme

By Jacob VaughnSeptember 8, 2021

Federal prosecutors say Jonathan Dean Davis, 43, was able to obtain riches through a Veterans Affairs tuition fraud scheme he started several years ago. His attorneys say the feds have it all wrong.

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