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A ’90s band’s name came from Saved by the Bell and now they’re honoring Dennis Haskins (opens the original)
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For 16 years, North Texas band The Dick Beldings has performed ’90s music with a name inspired by one of the era’s familiar television characters. Now, the band is paying tribute to the man behind that character, actor Dennis Haskins. Haskins played Principal Richard Belding on “Saved by the Bell,” inspiring the Fort Worth-area band’s name. Aaron Allen, a founding member and vocalist for The Dick Beldings, said news of Haskins’ death has been difficult for the band and other fans who grew up wat
Dallas Stars arena proposal sparks debate ahead of November vote (opens the original)
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Plano voters will decide in November whether to approve a proposition that would pave the way for a new Dallas Stars arena at The Shops at Willow Bend, as organized campaigns on both sides intensify their efforts over the proposed $3 billion development. The arena would be part of a larger sports and entertainment district at Willow Bend. The city of Plano said its investment would be capped at $700 million and paid through revenue generated within the district, including venue-related taxes. Si
Flower Mound police investigate three deaths after welfare check (opens the original)
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Three people were found dead inside a Flower Mound home Wednesday after police were called to conduct a welfare check, according to Flower Mound police. Officers were called to the home on Sunrise Circle just before 11 a.m. after family members asked police to check on two residents who had not shown up for work and could not be reached. Police entered the home and discovered three people dead inside. Details about what happened remained limited Wednesday night. Flower Mound police Deputy Chief
A ransomware group says it stole Princeton data but reviews found no breach (opens the original)
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The City of Princeton is investigating claims that a ransomware group targeted its IT systems and stole sensitive information. The group is claiming responsibility, but Tuesday night, the city said two independent cybersecurity reviews have found no evidence of unauthorized access. In a statement, the city said, “Based on the information currently available, neither review has identified evidence indicating unauthorized access to City systems, a confirmed data breach, or unauthorized data exfilt
Plano police say losing Flock cameras was felt within days after funding ended (opens the original)
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Plano police are without a tool the department's chief said helped officers track vehicles and suspects after the city's Flock license plate reader system went offline this month. Plano's 90 Flock cameras were paid for through a state grant at a cost of about $300,000 per year. But that funding stopped after Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state agencies to stop paying for the technology, ending Plano's access to the system. "Flock had a major impact in our city," Plano Police Department Chief Ed Drain
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