Brandon Todd
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Dallas, TX, United States
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'Honor Killings' Trial: Mother of murdered girls calls ex-husband the 'devil'
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'Honor Killing' Trial: Opening statements begin Tuesday for father accused of murdering two daughters
Trial begins for a North Texas man accused of murdering his two daughters in 2008. Investigators called the girls' deaths "honor killings". → Read More
Palo Pinto wildfires continue to burn, crews making progress
Crews are working to get a handle on a wildfire burning in Palo Pinto County, west of Fort Worth. → Read More
Billy Chemirmir Trial: Day 2 of accused serial killer's retrial gets underway
A jury will hear more evidence today in the retrial for an accused North Texas serial killer. Billy Chemirmir's first capital murder trial ended in a mistrial. The first day of his second trial also got off to a rocky start. → Read More
It's opening day for the 2022 Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is back starting Friday with livestock, music and, of course, the rodeo. → Read More
Cowboys legends gather to feed Dallas families for Thanksgiving
Pro football Hall of Famer Charles Haley and several of his teammates are helping feed families in need in Dallas. → Read More
Concerns over COVID-19 delta variant grow as cases rise in North Texas
Texas is starting to see an increase in the percentage of positive COVID-19 tests as the delta variant catches on. In the North Texas region, local health officials say the number of those hospitalized with COVID-19 has almost doubled over the last month with now more than 400 hospitalizations. → Read More
New African American Museum exhibition in Fair Park highlights ‘Men of Change’
“Men of Change: Power, Triumph, Truth" opens Saturday, June 26 at the African American Museum in Dallas’ Fair Park. → Read More
Texas lawmakers pass bills addressing power grid failure
The House and Senate passed some bills that will reform the state's main power grid, but Texans won't get any direct help with their electricity bills. Critics say the final versions of these bills do not go far enough to prevent further disasters and protect consumers. → Read More
No timetable on when power will be restored for North Texans dealing with outages for third day
There is still no indication when power will be restored for millions of people in Texas. → Read More
American Airlines expected to send out furlough notices this week
Furlough notices are expected to go out Friday to more than 13,000 American Airlines employees. → Read More
Plano fire chief released from hospital after battling COVID-19
Fire Chief Sam Greif had a tough battle with the virus. At times he struggled to breathe just speaking a few words. → Read More
Texas football player charged for attacking referee, team won't advance to playoffs
A high school football player attacked the referee who ejected him from the game Thursday in South Texas. The video is a lesson in bad sportsmanship. → Read More
Significant damage in Arlington after tornado hits Tuesday night
There is damage in Arlington to apartment complexes and businesses after a confirmed tornado hit late Tuesday night. → Read More
Senator Kamala Harris makes stop in Fort Worth during her trip to Texas
It's the first time in more than 30 years that a Democratic vice presidential candidate has visited this area. → Read More
State Fair of Texas youth livestock events will be held despite the fair being canceled this year
A very important part of the State Fair of Texas, at least for thousands of young people, will go on even though this year’s fair was canceled. → Read More
Dallas Arboretum, Big Tex ready to welcome crowds this weekend at limited capacity
Popular outdoor events will be limited on what is supposed to be a nice weather weekend across North Texas. → Read More
Dallas Arboretum, Big Tex ready to welcome crowds this weekend at limited capacity
Popular outdoor events will be limited on what is supposed to be a nice weather weekend across North Texas. → Read More
Fort Worth ISD will reopen schools for in-person learning on Oct. 5
Despite a warning from a top health official, students in the Fort Worth Independent School District will be allowed back into the classroom in just a few weeks. → Read More
Fort Worth ISD starts online with minor challenges, could reopen schools sooner than expected
Fort Worth ISD experienced some minor technical challenges on its first day of virtual learning of the new school year. → Read More