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Infamous White Supremacist Shop Is Being Turned Into a Civil Rights Museum
The New Echo Theatre in South Carolina turned on its lights today at the previous location of ‘The Red Neck Shop’ in South Carolina.
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Louisiana Man Gets 25 Years for Torching 3 Black Churches
A Louisiana man who admitted to burning down three predominantly African American churches has been sentenced to 25 years in prison and ordered to pay the churches $2.6 million.
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Dallas Woman, 77, Killed When Van Flips in Belize
Carolyn Moxley Gillis, 77, had gone on an on-shore excursion when a rear tire blew out and their van flipped multiple times, Belize local officials said.
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Dallas Woman, 77, Killed When Van Flips in Belize
Carolyn Moxley Gillis, 77, had gone on an on-shore excursion when a rear tire blew out and their van flipped multiple times, Belize local officials said.
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White Pastor Chosen to Lead Black Fort Worth Church
When the longtime pastor who founded a black church in Fort Worth died in August, members searched for a new leader and found one notable for more than just his sermons.
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South Dallas Neighbors Question North Dallas Megachurch Expansion
North Dallas megachurch Watermark has purchased an abandoned South Dallas Middle School for a ministry expansion. Some neighbors said Wednesday they felt ignored with a lack of information from Watermark.
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10 Hospitalized for ‘Symptoms Consistent With' Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Fire Officials Say
Ten people were hospitalized in Dallas Wednesday night for what officials say are symptoms consistent with carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Former President Carter Out of Surgery, No Complications
Former President Jimmy Carter was recovering Tuesday following surgery to relieve pressure on his brain from bleeding linked to recent falls. A statement from his spokeswoman said there were no complications from the procedure, performed at Emory University Hospital for a subdural hematoma, blood trapped on the brain’s surface.
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Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Celebrates 135 Years
The church is celebrating 135 years of ministry in Collin County since it began its journey in 1884.
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Vigil Held for 4 Community HS Students Killed in a Crash
A North Texas community is grieving the loss of not one, but four students.
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National Response to Mass Shootings at Center of Sutherland Springs Pastor's Decision to Seek Office
The pastor from First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs is running for the Texas Senate. He says mass shootings around the country, after the one at his own parish, motivated him to seek office.
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National Response to Mass Shootings at Center of Sutherland Springs Pastor's Decision to Seek Office
The pastor from First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs is running for the Texas Senate. He says mass shootings around the country, after the one at his own parish, motivated him to seek office.
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Fort Worth Community Steps Up After Thief Steals Socks to Be Given to the Homeless
A Fort Worth neighborhood stepped up after a family’s bin of socks to be donated to the homeless was stolen.
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Former President Jimmy Carter Is Back Teaching Sunday School
Former President Jimmy Carter taught a Bible lesson on life after death Sunday less than two weeks after breaking his pelvis in a fall. Using a walker, the 95-year-old Democrat slowly entered the crowded sanctuary at Maranatha Baptist Church in the southwest Georgia town of Plains. “Morning, everybody,” he said cheerfully.
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Third Arrest Made in Slaying of Arlington Bowie High School Student
A third person has been arrested and accused of murder in the death of a Bowie High School student who was shot and killed when he tried to protect a friend and stop a fight.
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Obama Pays Respects to Rep. Elijah Cummings
Former President Barack Obama delivered a eulogy at the funeral for Rep. Elijah Cummings on Friday, commemorating the late congressman’s perseverance through Washington as the son of sharecroppers.
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'A Man of Noble and Good Heart': Dignitaries, Family Celebrate US Rep. Cummings
Congressman and civil rights champion Elijah Cummings was remembered as “a man of noble and good heart” by former President Barack Obama during Cummings’ funeral Friday, at a church filled with dignitaries and ordinary people from Baltimore. Remarking on the title “honorable” given to those in public life, Obama said Cummings was honorable before he was elected, outside of the...
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2 Accused of Killing Arlington Teen Who Tried to Stop Fight
Two men have been arrested, accused of being part of a gang and fatally shooting a Bowie High School student last week when he tried to protect a friend and stop a fight.
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Two Arrested, Charged With Murder of Arlington Bowie High School Student
Two men have been arrested, accused of being part of a gang and fatally shooting a Bowie High School student last week when he tried to protect a friend and stop a fight.