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Remembering Victim of Drunken-Driving Crash
The family of a man killed in a drunken-driving crash last Memorial Day weekend gathered in Dallas on Friday to remember him.
Group Honors Veterans' Final Resting Place
A Cleburne-based group has gathered 70,000 flags to place on the graves of veterans for Memorial Day.
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Hundreds of Dallas Independent School District teachers will be fired along with the two principals after a school board vote late Thursday night.
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Last week's tornado isn't keeping Ennis from dancing. The 47th annual National Polka Festival begins Friday night.
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Three months after Fort Worth's famous pianist, Van Cliburn, lost his battle with cancer his international piano competition returns with 30 new competitors.
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