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Texas man strikes officer in head with machete during arrest, police say
A man did not go down quietly in East Texas, fighting with police and injuring an officer with a machete before he was finally arrested.
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Exotic kangaroo spotted at city park in Northeast Texas
According to the officers, Rocky was enjoying a day out with his family, who were also in the vicinity. Several people commented that they had seen this family of kangaroos before in the park.
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DNA evidence results in arrest in 2020 sexual assault cases: Denton Police
An East Texas man was arrested Thursday in connection with two separate 2020 sexual assaults thanks to DNA evidence, the Denton Police Department said.
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Pilot killed in small plane crash in East Texas identified
A pilot who was killed after his small plane crashed into the side of a home in Edgewood, Texas has been identified.
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Small plane crashes into home in Van Zandt County
A Cirrus SR22 single-engine plane crashed into a home in Van Zandt County, east of Dallas, on Tuesday evening, killing the pilot.
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DPS identifies pilot killed after small plane crashed into home in East Texas
Authorities have released the name of a pilot who was killed after his Cirrus SR22 single-engine plane crashed into the side of a home in Van Zandt County, east of Dallas, on Tuesday evening.
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More than 100k people without power scross East Texas
Local power companies don’t expect restoration for another several days for many communities, just as excessive heat warnings go into effect.
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East Texas Teen Faces Capital Murder Charges in Killings of Parents and Siblings
Authorities in east Texas have jailed an 18-year-old man on capital murder charges in the shootings of his parents, sister and brother.
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Miranda Lambert Reveals Recipes That Fed Her in ‘Y'all Eat Yet?' Cookbook
After nearly two decades in country music, one of the most award-winning country artists, Miranda Lambert is dishing on recipes — and the stories behind them — from her family and friends in a new cookbook.
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Lawsuit Over Texas Woman's Jail Death Settled for $7 Million
A private company that ran a Texas jail where a woman allegedly went blind following days of medical neglect before her 2019 death has agreed to a $7 million lawsuit settlement along with other defendants, her family’s attorney said Thursday.
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9 Teenagers Injured in Shooting at East Texas Prom After-Party
Police said about 250 people were estimated to be present when the situation unfolded
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Former FBI Agents Recall Space Shuttle Columbia Recovery Task 20 Years Ago
Two FBI agents who joined the recovery efforts in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster are sharing their stories for the first time.
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Former FBI Agents Share Emotional Accounts of Space Shuttle Columbia Recovery Task
This week marked 20 years since the space shuttle Columbia tragedy. For the first time, two FBI agents are sharing their emotional accounts of the recovery of the astronauts.