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One last look at Dinosaur Valley's tracks before the rain (opens the original)
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A race against the rain is underway at Dinosaur Valley State Park, where weeks of work uncovering dinosaur tracks could soon disappear beneath the Paluxy River. Crews and volunteers have spent the last month cleaning and uncovering tracks at two areas of the park: the Taylor Site, which includes the Lone Ranger Trail, and the B.P. Baker Site. Nearly 40 tracks have been uncovered across the two locations, according to Paul Baker with Dinosaur Valley State Park. Create a free account with NBC 5 DF
North Texas woman accused of buying guns for shooter who killed 4 officers in Charlotte (opens the original)
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U.S. Marshals and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives announced the arrest of a North Texas woman in Dallas, accused of buying firearms for a felon responsible for the 2024 Charlotte shooting that killed four law enforcement officers. Natasha Renee Gibbs, 42, was arrested in Dallas and charged with two counts of making false statements during firearm purchases and one count of illegally transferring a firearm to Terry Clark Hughes Jr. Court documents obtained by NBC 5 detail
‘Victory is the outcome,' Crystal Mason speaks after acquittal (opens the original)
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Crystal Mason said Monday she is still “trying to process” the end of a years-long legal fight that began with a provisional ballot cast in the 2016 election. Mason, civil rights advocates, and attorneys spoke Monday outside the Old Tarrant County Courthouse, four days after the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals dismissed the state's petition for review in her case, leaving her acquittal in place. "Just thinking about all the years, the jobs that I lost, almost losing my house," Mason said, "every
What’s closed in Dallas for the city’s final furlough day? (opens the original)
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Monday marks the final furlough day for Dallas city employees, as the city works to address a budget shortfall of more than $30 million. Dallas City Hall, Dallas Public Library branches, parks and recreation facilities, and the Office of Arts and Culture are among those impacted. Emergency services, 311, and some community services will remain available. A full list of furlough schedules can be found on the city website. The city said the budget gap stems from higher-than-expected police and fir
B-52, F-35s part of State Fair of Texas opening day flyover (opens the original)
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The State Fair of Texas has new attractions celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States spread throughout Fair Park. This year's theme, "Stars, Stripes, and Howdies," marks both America's 250th birthday and 140 years of the State Fair of Texas. Special America 250 programming includes things like military aircrafts, live music, and exhibits exploring American history. All starting in the sky on opening day. A special military flyover is planned following the national anthem during the
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