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Photos: Big Boogie replaces Fetty Wap at UTA Homecoming Bash
As Homecoming weekend unfolded, the annual UTA Homecoming Bash returned. The event was hosted Thursday at Texas Hall. Students had expectations to watch headliner Fetty Wap, but the artist missed the bash due to travel complications. Rapper Big Boogie performed in his place after event staff scrambled to fill the...
Fort Worth StarTelegram
Family and friends mourn the loss of victims killed in Deep Ellum shootings
Family members and friends are mourning the loss of their loved ones after Halloween night shootings killed four people and wounded more than 15 in Deep Ellum in Dallas. One of the victims fatally shot in the 2600 block of Elm Street was Isaiah Boling, 20, of Mansfield. Boling was the father of two young children , and his family is facing an unimaginable tragedy, according to a verified GoFundMe post created for funeral expenses. “He leaves behind a 2-year-old son and a 1-year-old daughter who are far too young to understand this loss,” the post read. Three people were gunned down in the 200 block of South Crowdus Street. Anthony Martin Jr., 25, was among them. “Anthony was young, and his life and dreams were cut short by a senseless act of violence,” his siblings wrote in a GoFundMe post. The family wrote that they now face the heartbreaking task of laying him to rest while grieving an unimaginable loss. Kaniesa Scott, 21, who was also shot in the 200 block of South Crowdus Street, was described by her family as “a young woman with a beautiful spirit, a big personality, and a heart full of love.” Scott was
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Irving Man Accused of Beating Wife, Trying to Throw Her Headfirst Over Second-Floor Balcony
IRVING, Texas — A 28-year-old Irving man with a history of criminal convictions was arrested after police say he repeatedly punched his common-law wife in the face, pulled her hair and attempted to throw her headfirst over a second-floor balcony onto the concrete below. Roberto Joel Esparza, 28, was...
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Strongest Cold Front of Fall Brings Chilly Rain to Dallas and Fort Worth as Highs Struggle to Escape the 40s Through Sunday
DALLAS — The strongest cold front of the fall so far is heading toward North Texas, bringing a chilly rain Saturday night and Sunday. Latest forecast trends keep getting colder, and some areas could struggle to get out of the 40s all day Sunday. With widespread rain, cloudy skies and brisk winds, this is shaping up to be the coldest weekend of the fall so far.
Frisco Enterprise
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Marshall Lambert Charged With Murder in Cedric Spikes’ 2023 Death
Marshall Lambert, 26 when arrested in 2023, faced a murder charge in connection with the shooting death of Cedric Spikes. , which posted: "Thanks to the Fort Worth Police Department for their work on this case and for their commitment to keeping our community safe." What Officers Found at Park...
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72-Year-Old Irving Man Arrested After Firing Gun Inside Apartment, Refusing to Let Three People Leave
IRVING, Texas — A 72-year-old Irving man was arrested after police say he fired a handgun inside his apartment during an argument and refused to allow three people to leave, placing them in fear for their lives. Anthony Carnell Williams, 72, was arrested Monday night, November 2, 2026, following...
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Convicted Felon Arrested After Threatening to Kill Women During Irving Hotel Room Confrontation, Police Say
IRVING, Texas — A 51-year-old man with a previous aggravated assault conviction was arrested after police say he entered a room at an Irving hotel without permission, physically intimidated a woman and threatened to kill the occupants while displaying what appeared to be a handgun. Marice Marchel Gipson, 51,...
Frisco Enterprise
Frisco runs over Heritage for bi-district win
FRISCO – The Frisco football team utilized an old-fashioned, ground-and-pound rushing attack to beat Colleyville Heritage 37-27 in a Class 5A Division II bi-district playoff game at the Ford Center on Friday. Senior Brennen Lacey ran for 109 yards and two touchdowns to lead the way for Frisco (8-3), as the Raccoons amassed 354 yards on the ground. “We like to run the ball and it was a matter of controlling the line of scrimmage,” said Frisco head coach Jeff Harbert. “Establishing the ground game is something we knew we had to do in order to win.” With both teams struggling early on offense, Heritage (6-5) scored the only points in the first quarter on a 30-yard field goal by Andrew Roy. Frisco ripped off 17 unanswered points in the second quarter, with senior J’Siah Watson’s 100-yard interception return for a touchdown giving the Raccoons a 17-3 lead with just under four minutes remaining in the first half. Senior Lowery Asel gave Frisco its first lead at 7-3 with his 66-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter, and his 25-yard field goal increased the lead to 10-3 before Watson’s pick-six. “Winning the turnover battle is always key,” said Harbert.