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What to expect at Thin Line this week: Dallas VideoFest collab, films, local music and more
Thin Line Fest — which bills itself as the longest-running documentary film festival in Texas — will host film screenings at the Campus Theatre (and more) April 24-28. Most notably this year, this free-to-attend festival is collaborating with Dallas VideoFest for a two-film opening showcase. Dallas VideoFest was...
Grapevine Tow Truck Driver Killed by Dozing Driver, Police Highlight the Perils of Drowsy Driving
A tow truck driver has died after being struck by a motorist who admitted to dozing off at the wheel, authorities said. The incident, which serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of driving while excessively tired, has shaken the local community. The Grapevine Police Department confirmed the death in a message posted to X, highlighting the seriousness of driving fatigue, which can impair a driver's abilities as much as intoxication.
Dallas-area church highlights importance of adoption, foster care at 'Chosen' conference
Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, recently hosted the "Chosen" conference, spotlighting the role the church can play in adoption and foster care. Fox News Digital spoke with its pastor.
Pack of 8 dogs in Dallas County attack a 52-year-old woman
DALLAS COUNTY — The Dallas County Sheriff's Office is investigating a violent dog attack in Dallas County over the weekend that sent a 52-year-old woman to the hospital. Investigators say the incident happened in the 100 block of Pine Oak in Sand Branch, a small community near Seagoville.CBS News Texas spoke to the suspected owner of those dogs, who says the dogs had never shown that kind of aggressive behavior before. "That's what it is- a vicious attack. [The dogs] wouldn't have stopped until she's dead," says neighbor Ricky Harris.Harris says his female neighbor was walking up to his yard...
Is political infighting why Denton doesn't have an H-E-B? What one city council has to say about it
A decade has passed since H-E-B purchased land behind Torchy’s Tacos on Bonnie Brae Street near University Drive. It’s a spot where a woman named Mary used to pitch her old yellow tent with dates written in black ink on the outside to help her keep track of important events. She’d been living on the land for about a year before it sold, finding companionship with her dog Sprocket and her cat Itsy, who’d seen one too many cat fights.
Quick Response by Denton County Emergency Crews Averts Disaster in Bartonville Fire, Kittens Rescued
Lightning sparked a fire scare in Bartonville this morning, but thanks to quick-acting emergency crews, no one got burned—not even two lucky kittens. At approximately 8:52 am, Denton County Emergency Services District #1 responded to a 911 call reporting a fire at a home on Timberidge. The first responders found a light haze of smoke in the garage but, fortunately, no significant threats to the property or its human residents.
Meet the Candidates: Belmont Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 Board of Supervisors
Southern Denton County residents will head to the polls to decide several municipal and school board contests. Belmont Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 of Denton County is a government entity created by the Denton County Commissioners Court in 2007 and overseen by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The District’s primary functions are to provide roads and drainage infrastructure improvements as well as parks and some recreational facilities, such as the Harvest Lake and Walking Trail, within its boundaries, which covers most of the Harvest subdivision. The District also contracts with Republic Waste for waste and recycling services.
Bedford Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspects in Daylight Robbery Case
Bedford Police Department is calling on the public to assist in identifying a suspect involved in a robbery last Thursday. The male suspect, captured on surveillance footage, is accused of following a woman from the bank and then forcibly stealing her money. The incident occurred shortly after 5 p.m. when the woman returned home after running multiple errands in Euless and Bedford.
Walmart to open first stores in Celina, Melissa; expand to 5th location in Frisco
Walmart has unveiled plans to expand its presence in the U.S. by constructing 150 supercenters over the next five years, with new locations confirmed for Celina, Melissa, and Frisco. Construction is set to begin this spring and summer in Celina and Melissa, both new markets for the retail giant.
Lewisville's "May the 4th be with Lew" Event Invites Star Wars Fans to a Galactic Bash at Thrive
The Lewisville Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) is proud to announce its upcoming event, the "May the 4th be with Lew" Star Wars Extravaganza, slated to take place on May 4th at Thrive, located at 1950 S. Valley Parkway. This formal affair promises an unparalleled celebration of the beloved Star Wars universe, commencing at 11 a.m. and concluding at 2 p.m.
Man in custody, accused of cyberstalking two SMU students
A man is in custody after he was arrested by SMU police and is accused of harassing and stalking two SMU students on campus. The 22-year-old man, Ian Smith, was arrested on April 12 after a student reported seeing him on campus that morning following police alerts to stay wary of a convicted felon. Police subsequently conducted a search and found Smith in Carrollton.
Officer Injured After Toyota Strikes Squad Car on I-45, Dallas Driver Detained for DWI Probe
A routine traffic stop on I-45 turned chaotic after midnight when a blue Toyota crashed into a Wilmer Police Department squad car, causing a multi-vehicle incident that shut down the highway for hours. The initial collision propelled the squad car into ongoing traffic where it was further struck by an 18-wheeler, ratcheting up the severity of the crash. Fortunately, the officer involved sustained only minor injuries and was transported to a hospital for precautionary measures, the Dallas County Sheriff's Department confirmed.
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