Demond Fernandez
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Dallas, TX, United States
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'Very disrespectful': Dallas police officer created racist Doughboy 'challenge' coin, officials say
Garcia did not name the officer who created the coin, which was posted on social media "to canvass our membership for interest" in possibly buying the coin. → Read More
North Texas child advocates say more resources, foster families needed in ceremony recognizing April as Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month
More than 27,484 reports of child abuse were made in Dallas County in 2021, according to a coalition of child advocacy groups and agencies. → Read More
Officials: 100,000 people estimated to pack State Fair, Cotton Bowl during Texas-OU weekend
Officials estimate at least 100,000 people will pack the State Fair of Texas and Cotton Bowl during Texas-OU weekend. → Read More
'Where do they go from here': Residents seek answers after being displaced by Dallas apartment explosion
The City of Dallas helped temporarily relocate those families to hotels in Downtown Dallas. → Read More
The CROWN Act unanimously voted out of Texas House committee
The CROWN Act bans educational, employment and housing discrimination on the basis of hair texture or style, including braids, locs and twists. → Read More
Teen's note details how he and his brother got access to guns used to kill family, Allen police say
Proposed bills in the Texas legislature focus on false statements made to illegally purchase guns. → Read More
6 family members killed in murder-suicide, Allen police say
Police identified a father, mother, grandmother and three adult children who died. → Read More
Houston's famous Turkey Leg Hut opens pop-up site in Fort Worth
Long lines formed as the Texas restaurant, known for its flavorful and loaded turkey legs, set up shop outside The Potters House. → Read More
94-year-old Dallas County woman among voters waiting for mail ballots to arrive
County leaders are blaming some return mail ballot delays, in part, to the U.S. Postal Service. → Read More
Video shows man's racist rant inside Dallas area shoe store
'Racial slur after racial slur': Employee says man shouted vulgar and derogatory slurs at Black and Latino clerks after being denied service. → Read More
Video shows man's racist rant inside Dallas shoe store
'Racial slur after racial slur': Employee says man shouted vulgar and derogatory slurs at Black and Latino clerks after being denied service. → Read More
'We can't give up until she is found': Fort Worth family continues search efforts for 70-year-old grandmother
Carolyn Kay Riggins has been missing since July 11, 2020. She was last seen leaving a bingo hall in Watauga, TX. → Read More
'I would like the world to know I'm tired': North Texans traveling to D.C. to march for justice and police reform
As thousands plan to attend March on Washington 2020, conversations about policing of Black communities continue. → Read More
Blackout Day movement starts across the country, encourages people to spend money at black-owned businesses
A social-media driven mainstream economic protests brings awareness to Black owned businesses. → Read More
Vice President Mike Pence speaks on the pandemic, faith and freedom during visit to Dallas
Vice Presidence Mike Pence makes a visit to Texas as COVID-19 cases continue to surge. → Read More
'We've been living in a hole': Businesses begin reopening across Dallas
Crowds hit the streets in some of the city's trendy retail areas, as phased reopening of the economy begins. → Read More
Irving couple celebrates 75th wedding anniversary with a neighborhood parade
The family of Laura and Billie Mays organized a unique anniversary celebration in light of COVID-19 restrictions. → Read More
Virtual choir shares music and inspiration for Easter Sunday
It started as an idea to get Christians from across the world singing a hymn. The project evolved into a 400-member global virtual Easter Sunday choir. → Read More
Illegal street racing remains a concern as Dallas police and city staff work to change Dallas ordinances
Proposed changes could have officers issuing citations to spectators who gather to watch street racing and stunt shows. → Read More
'They didn't leave anything': Thieves target another church in South Dallas
Surveillance video shows burglars stealing air conditioner condensers from a church in South Dallas. → Read More