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Woman Stabs Fire Hose During House Fire
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In East Oak Cliff, a woman allegedly stabbed a fire hose during a house fire, causing water to spray out. Despite this interference, firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze, and no one was injured. The womans motives and connection to the property remain under investigation.
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Credit Card Worth of Microplastics Weekly: Alarming Study
01:48|The University of Cambridges recent study reveals that the average person consumes a credit cards worth of microplastics weekly, found in food, water, and air. These tiny plastic particles, smaller than five millimeters, come from larger plastic items and are present everywhere. The potential health impacts of ingesting microplastics are unknown, driving further research. People who drink bottled water may ingest more microplastics than those who drink tap water. The study emphasizes the need for global efforts to reduce plastic pollution and develop safer alternatives.
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Mortal Kombat Star, Passes Away
01:34|Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, renowned for his roles in Mortal Kombat and The Man in the High Castle, passed away at 75 due to stroke complications. Surrounded by family, his career spanned from The Last Emperor to Mortal Kombat Eleven. He leaves behind children and grandchildren.
North Texas Weather: Brace for Temperature Roller Coaster
01:39|North Texas braces for a chilly weekend, with temperatures dropping to near freezing by Monday. Despite a brief warm-up on Saturday, a cold front is expected to move in by Sunday, making the Klyde Warren Park Tree Lighting event a frosty affair. The rest of the month is expected to remain dry, with temperatures fluctuating between the fifties and sixties during the day and the thirties and forties at night.
Crockett's Senate Bid Shakes Up Texas Democratic Race
01:59|Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett is poised to enter the Texas Democratic Senate primary, potentially transforming the 2026 election. Her entry could make this the most expensive and anticipated Texas Senate race since 2018. Crockett, who took over for the late Eddie Bernice Johnson in 2022, has already informed potential rivals Colin Allred and James Talarico of her possible bid. This move could significantly impact the race, as both Allred and Talarico have been campaigning for some time. If Crockett decides not to seek re-election to the House, it would also affect other congressional races. Her entry could expand the Democratic voter base but also attract Republican support due to her polarizing figure.
Cowboys Lose to Lions, Need Playoff Help
01:43|The Dallas Cowboys faced a challenging loss to the Detroit Lions, with standout performances from James Houston and Brandon Aubrey, but struggles from Nate Thomas and KaVontae Turpin. The team now needs help to secure a playoff spot.
Sheriff King Faces Charges, Civil Proceeding
01:54|Johnson County Sheriff Adam King, facing multiple criminal charges including sexual harassment and perjury, is embroiled in a legal battle. Despite his pleas for truth and justice, a judge has not yet ruled on his potential removal from office. King, accused of unwelcome advances and threats, is restricted in his duties and has faced community support amidst politically charged allegations.
UN Warns of Hunger Crisis: 828M Faced Hunger in 2021
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DART Secures $7M Federal Grant for New Buses
01:37|Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) secures a $7.094 million federal grant to replace older buses, part of a $2.5 billion, ten-year modernization program. This grant, along with another $103 million, will help DART acquire nearly 500 new buses, reducing financial burden on taxpayers and improving public transportation ahead of the FIFA World Cup.