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Keller plans to make changes to residential street
Three months after a Keller teen was nearly killed while out on a nightly run — the city says it’s making changes to a street in its most pedestrian-friendly neighborhood. They include safety measures NBC 5 Investigates has recently reported that have saved lives. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards has more.
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After Keller teen critically injured in crosswalk, city announces measures to slow drivers
With crews busy repaving a stretch of Bear Creek Parkway between Whitley Road and Elm Street and Rufe Snow Drive, the city announced Wednesday that it will also make changes intended to slow drivers.
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Here's what to know about Hometown Hopefuls Austen Smith and Connor Prince
In just 17 days, the Paris Olympics will begin, and it’s worth noting that three out of the four U.S. Skeet shooting team athletes hail from North Texas. Laura Harris of NBC 5 continues our Hometown Hopefuls series, featuring two of them, Austin Smith and Conner Prince.
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North Texans are 3/4 of Team USA skeet shooting
It may be hard to believe, but three out of the four athletes representing Team USA’s skeet shooting team are from North Texas. Vincent Hancock, who has won three Olympic gold medals and is headed to his fifth Games and two of his students: Austen Smith and Conner Prince.
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Keller teen becomes youngest graduate at Texas Women's University
Hana Taylor Schlitz, a 16-year-old, recently became the youngest Texas Woman’s University graduate, making history. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards has more.
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Red-shouldered hawk attacking people in Keller neighborhood
A red-shoulder hawk with new babies in the nest is protecting their territory and attacking neighbors. NBC 5’s Vince Sims has more.
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Keller neighborhood facing terror from above as red-shouldered hawk attacks people
Neighbors said over the past few weeks the hawks have attacked people outside. His daughter has scars from being hit and she’s not the only one.
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Community raises money for teenage hit-and-run victim
Exactly one month after a Keller teen was hit by a suspected drunk driver in a crosswalk while going for a run, her community came together to rally around her family. On Saturday, hundreds joined the Run for Nina, raising money for a growing pile of medical bills. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards has more.
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Keller hosts community run for teen athlete hit by suspected drunk driver
The running community gathered in support of Nina Alvarez who remains in intensive care.
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Two Keller ISD students die by suicide just days apart
A Fort Worth father is calling for more mental health resources for teens after his son died by suicide last week. 16-year-old Anthony Cooper was the second Timber Creek High School student to take their own life in three days.
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Fort Worth father spreads mental health awareness after teen son's suicide
Anthony Cooper, 16, was the second Timber Creek High School student to take their own life in three days. Another 18-year-old student died from a fatal gunshot wound on April 21.
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Studio 6 pauses opening next to Keller school
Keller ISD is fighting a new motel opening near an elementary school. The city approved the project and sent proper notifications, but the district may use a controversial legal strategy to end the fight. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman reports.
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Hotel company raises white flag in battle against Keller ISD and parents
The contentious battle for a piece of land next to Basswood Elementary School in far north Fort Worth may soon be over.
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Keller teen hospitalized after being hit by suspected drunk driver
A Keller ISD middle school student is lying unconscious in a hospital bed police say she was hit by a drunk driver while jogging through a crosswalk. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards has the story.
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Keller teen hospitalized, hit by suspected drunk driver while jogging
A Keller ISD middle school student is lying unconscious in a hospital bed police say she was hit by a drunk driver while jogging through a crosswalk.
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Keller ISD reverses its decision, allows students to perform play ‘The Laramie Project'
The school district will now allow students to perform the controversial play about the murder of a gay student. NBC 5’s Evan Anderson has the details.
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Family of Keller man who was on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has new hope
Nearly 10 years after Malaysia Airlines flight 370 vanished, the search may soon be renewed. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans has the update.
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North Texas school reverses decision to allow student to perform controversial play
A Keller high school is reversing its decision and will now allow students to perform the play The Laramie Project. The show tells the story of the 1998 murder of a guy student at the University of Wyoming. NBC has more.
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Keller ISD high school changes course, will allow students to perform The Laramie Project
The district announced that the production w.as being halted in February, prompting outrage from some in the community and across the country
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Malaysia may reopen MH370 search pending new evidence, family of Keller man hopeful
In one of the world’s biggest aviation mysteries, 10 years after the plane vanished, the search may soon be renewed.