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A major crash brought down the power and cable lines, police said. https://t.co/JmuHV1ZjyK

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The noose was dangling empty. The water undisturbed. Denton's Goatman legend centers on a Black farmer lynched by the KKK. Whether it’s true, says historian Dr. Shaun Treat, isn’t what makes it so haunting:
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A statue honoring Dallas's first Black municipal golf course has been stolen, leaving the community yearning for its return. https://t.co/2EoC14JtmU

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After four years in foster care, 14-year-old Paul, who loves music and The Lion King, seeks a family ready to provide support and stability, understanding his needs. https://t.co/87pygEIoWn

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Hundreds, including officers from Chicago and New York City, gathered in Canton to honor Van Zandt County Deputy Adam Alsherifi, who died in the line of duty. https://t.co/Qa3AuMXZfb

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Record high tides and coastal flooding is happening on both coasts this week. https://t.co/qA70Ud8cSZ

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The Trump administration has acted to ease access to unproven peptide drugs favored by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. https://t.co/1j33M0pFwZ

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An Egyptian farmer came across an archeological discovery dating to an ancient king in Egypt while working on his land. https://t.co/2noLelf2B9

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David Low and Marv Nagelkerk, who served in the Marine Corps and Navy during World War II, were honored by friends and fellow veterans on their 99th birthday. https://t.co/UyOATJGtF2

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A delivery driver returned to a family’s home to apologize after a viral security video appeared to show him throwing a package at their cat, Opie. https://t.co/jmvNTH9kBz

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Toyota has recalled nearly 230,000 vehicles due to a risk that its seat backs may not stay latched and secured in the event of a crash. https://t.co/vf8xhDPHZU

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A 3-year-old Florida boy whose family said he was dropped from a youth soccer league for being too skilled has been offered a spot at an Orlando academy. https://t.co/in9wLT5Qfh

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The family of a Seattle woman who died of a seizure after tapering off her medication is suing OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT gave her faulty medical advice. https://t.co/3w0TUO2s47

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From funding North Texas food drives to creating jobs for adults with Down syndrome, Jake Burger is making meaningful plays off the field. https://t.co/WNkPU4gB1d

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Suspect reportedly tracked on surveillance camera stalking complex for hours prior to deadly attack https://t.co/MtbU5GFXC2

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Dolores Huerta, a labor leader who advocated for migrant farm workers sparking a revolution in the 1960s, has died her family announced. https://t.co/j49TpHHcrM

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Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welts announced he will retire at the end of 2026, ending a nearly 50-year career in professional basketball. The team has already named his successor.

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A 31-foot-wide pop-up book weighing 1,800 pounds has set a Guinness World Record and is on display at the Los Angeles Central Library. https://t.co/mYvReOpIC5

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Six months after Adrian Thompson's tragic choking incident at a Texas school, her parents released surveillance footage, seeking answers about the school’s response. https://t.co/53IFCC9clb

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They were about to drive off to keep searching for their missing cat when they heard a faint meow beneath their Tesla. Firefighters spent about 40 minutes removing parts of the car to free Sakura.

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