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Police arrest teens with stolen vehicle in Highland Village
The Highland Village Police Department prevented a shoplifting incident at The Shops at Highland Village last week when they apprehended teenagers in a stolen vehicle. About 2:30 p.m. on April 9, police responded to a reported stolen vehicle at The Shops. They found a red Hyundai Sonata with a broken-out rear window that had been reported stolen out of Dallas the day before, according to a HVPD spokesperson.
Swifties take over, launch The Denton Poets Department
The city of Denton is having some fun riding the coattails of Taylor Swift on Friday. With a ton of buildup and anticipation, the superstar singer-songwriter dropped her latest album overnight, The Tortured Poets Department. She then shocked fans by releasing another 15 tracks and proclaimed the album was a double album anthology.
The Colony City Council hears report on solar eclipse watch party
During The Colony City Council meeting on Tuesday, April 16, the council received information from The Colony Public Library Director Megan Charters on the library’s Total Solar Eclipse Viewing event held on Monday, April 8. The Colony was a prime viewing location for the total solar eclipse and the...
2 missing children in Plano found safe
PLANO, Texas - Police in Plano say the two boys who went missing Wednesday in separate incidents are safe. Evan Griffin was last seen around 11 p.m. Wednesday at his home in West Plano Estates. The 13-year-old returned home on Thursday, police said. Police were also looking for 12-year-old Abdullah...
Frisco Election Preview: What to know about Prop A and B
With early voting running from April 22-30, followed by Election Day on Saturday, May 4, Frisco voters will consider Propositions A and B concerning civil service and collective bargaining, respectively, in relation to the Frisco Fire Department. Proposition A reads, "Adoption of the fire fighters' and police officers' civil service...
Medical Examiner identifies tow truck driver killed in crash
Mohammad Ahmed Abdelraheem Abu Rub was struck down by a car on Highway 121 and died about 12 hours later at Baylor Scott and White in Grapevine. Grapevine police said there was damage to the rear of the driver’s tow rig.
Rashee Rice crash report: 3, 4-year-olds in vehicles involved in chain reaction crash
DALLAS - We are learning more about the crash involving Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice and SMU cornerback Teddy Knox. A TxDOT report of the March 30th accident indicates the Lamborghini Urus SUV Rice was driving was traveling 119 miles per hour and the Corvette Knox was driving was going 116 miles per hour prior to the crash.
California duo arrested in Plano for alleged 'gift-card draining' scheme
PLANO, Texas - Two people were arrested in Plano for an alleged gift card scheme involving several North Texas stores. Plano police arrested Xiaohong Zhang and Xiongling Chen, both of California, last week in connection to the scheme. Police say it’s a scam called "gift card draining." It involves...
Woman found guilty of helping fiance plan his ex-girlfriend's murder
A federal court jury on Wednesday found a former McKinney woman guilty of helping her fiance plan the murder of his ex-girlfriend. Holly Elkins’ conviction carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.
Delivering mail is becoming more dangerous in Texas
NORTH TEXAS — Delivering mail is becoming more dangerous. There have been five new violent attacks on Texas letter carriers in the last month. Three of them happened in North Texas. It was during a routine mail delivery on April 4 in the neighborhood on the 7500 block of Stonebrook Parkway in Frisco that a letter carrier was ambushed by someone with a gun and robbed of their arrow key.The arrow key is a master key carried by postal workers that opens most public collection boxes and community mailboxes."Every day you have a letter carrier with a gun stuck in his...
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