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NVIDIA breaks ground on Fort Worth "AI factory" amid city's data center concerns
Fort Worth will soon be the center of NVIDIA's U.S. production of AI supercomputers.
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Nathaniel Ford selected as DART CEO finalist
Dallas Area Rapid Transit plans to hire Nathaniel Ford from the Jacksonville Transportation Authority as its next president and CEO.
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Summer months bring rise in domestic violence cases across United States
The summer months have seen a rise in domestic violence across the United States, according to a study done by the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Texas man charged with impersonating officer days after assaulting El Paso County deputies
A Texas man out on bond for allegedly assaulting deputies is back in custody after law enforcement say he impersonated a peace officer to direct traffic on a Colorado highway....
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Mass. revokes doctor's right to renew medical license after Jan. 6 attack
Years after punching a police officer during the attack at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 , a Massachusetts doctor has lost her right to renew her medical license. Dr. Jacquelyn Starer of Ashland pleaded guilty in 2024 to two felony counts of civil disorder and assaulting, resisting...
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Rangers rout White Sox as Kumar Rocker earns first win in 10 starts
Kumar Rocker pitched a one-hit ball over six innings for his first win in his last 10 games, Brandon Nimmo homered among his four hits, and the Texas Rangers routed the Chicago White Sox 10-0 on Tuesday night. Nimmo’s two-run shot in the first inning, his 10th homer of the season...
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Paxton calls Talarico 'anti-law enforcement' at Fort Worth campaign event
Ken Paxton accused Democratic Senate opponent James Talarico of being hostile to law enforcement during a Fort Worth campaign event.
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House passes temporary government funding bill months early to avoid election season shutdown
The House moved Tuesday to head-off a potential government shutdown before this fall’s critical midterm elections by passing a bill to fund the federal government through Dec. 4. The deadline for action is more than two months away, but House GOP leaders are not leaving to chance...
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Four people injured in southeast Dallas shooting, police say
Four people were grazed by bullets and hospitalized after a shooting at a southeast Dallas apartment complex Tuesday night, according to Dallas police. Officers responded around 8:06 p.m. to an assist officer call in the 200 block of Stoneport Drive, at the Rosemont at Pemberton ...
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Texas targets hospitals, providers in new executive order on birth tourism
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed an executive order directing multiple state agencies to investigate and crack down on healthcare providers involved in "birth tourism" schemes....
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Safety advocates want stricter legislation after child's death at Fort Worth dental office
Activists are looking at a child's death at a Fort Worth dental office earlier this year and hoping it spurs the state to pass stricter legislation to make sure such tragedies never happen again....
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner's widow sues his mother for $1.2 million in prenup dispute
Tenisha Warner, the widow of “The Cosby Show” star Malcolm-Jamal Warner , is suing the late actor’s mother for breach of contract involving the couple’s prenuptial agreement. NBC News obtained a copy of the complaint, confirming Tenisha Warner filed the lawsuit Monday in DeKalb C...
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Parasite-linked illness cases rise in Texas as doctors explain symptoms
As confirmed cases of cyclospora continue to rise in Texas, pediatric specialists are helping parents understand how the parasite-linked illness differs from a typical stomach virus. The Texas Department of State Health Services reported Tuesday that the number of laboratory-conf...
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Suspect in 1981 Grapevine cold case murder released on bond
After being arrested last week in connection to a cold case murder in Grapevine, the 80-year-old suspect has bonded out of jail.
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Archaeologists make unusual find near site where Ark of the Covenant was once kept
Archaeologists recently uncovered ancient food remains at biblical Shiloh, the ancient site where the Bible says the Ark of the Covenant was housed for centuries....
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Talarico endures tense exchange over Black voter support during Houston town hall
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico faced intense pressure from at least one attendee of his town hall in Houston on Sunday.
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Nolan Wells' family to reveal independent autopsy findings on Wednesday
An attorney for the family of Nolan Xavier Wells says he will release the results of an independent autopsy into the 18-year-old’s death on Wednesday morning. The preliminary findings are set to be made public during a news conference held at the annual NAACP National Convention ...
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DART names Nathaniel Ford Sr. as its next president and CEO
Dallas Area Rapid Transit has chosen a veteran public transportation executive with decades of experience to lead the North Texas agency into its next chapter. The DART Board of Directors announced Tuesday that Nathaniel P. Ford Sr. has been selected as the agency’s next presiden...
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Soldier mistakenly shot while touring D.C. with his family says he plans to sue Secret Service
A U.S. Army private shot by mistake near the White House in May said he plans to sue the Secret Service for negligence. Benjamin Del Real, 25, was hit in the abdomen and critically wounded. He’s still recovering after two surgeries. Multiple sources told NBC Washington that Secre...
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Massachusetts gas station goes viral for live orchestra amid high fuel prices
A Massachusetts gas station has found an unexpected way to soften the sting of high fuel prices . Drivers at Quincy Gas in Quincy, Massachusetts, are being serenaded by a live orchestra just a few feet from their cars. The musical surprise has quickly gone viral, turning an ordin...
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U.S. attorney who served for 54 minutes sues Trump administration over firing
The U.S. attorney who was fired last week after less than an hour on the job sued the Trump administration Tuesday, arguing he should be allowed to serve until a permanent successor is named. Shortly after he was sworn in last week as the top government attorney in the Western Di...
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Amy's Kitchen recalls more than 184,000 cans of soup over can defect
Amy’s Kitchen is recalling more than 184,000 cans of soup that were sold in over 20 states and parts of Canada due to a defect with the cans that puts the soup at risk of spoiling. The voluntary recall from the popular ready-to-eat vegetarian food brand affects 15,350 cases of it...
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$2 million identified for home repair program in Oak Cliff
Homeowners in Oak Cliff may be eligible for repairs under a program designed to fix up homes and allow older residents to age in place. A Dallas city council member says $2 million available will help make up for where previous city home repair programs fell short. District 4 cou...
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RFK Jr. says cyclosporiasis outbreak is ‘under control' as Mexico casts doubt on link to Taylor Farms facility
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Tuesday the cyclosporiasis outbreak was “under control” even as health authorities continue to search for answers about why thousands of people in the U.S. have gotten sick. The Food and Drug Administration has linked the outbreak, whic...
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Dallas judge weighs rap lyrics as evidence before Yella Beezy murder trial
A Dallas judge will soon rule whether rapper Yella Beezy's lyrics can be used as evidence in his upcoming capital murder case for the 2020 murder-for-hire shooting of rival rapper MO3....
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San Antonio ISD selects new superintendent amid concerns of state takeover
San Antonio ISD on Monday night finalized its selection of Dr. Adrian Bustillos as its next superintendent of schools.
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Rare historic McKinney estate hits the market for the first time
A rare piece of Collin County history is looking for its next chapter. The historic Kirkpatrick estate in North Texas is on the market for the first time after being passed down through generations. Located at 903 Parker Street in McKinney, the property encompasses nearly 20 acre...
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FDA to continue cyclosporiasis investigation as restaurant traffic declines
Federal officials continue to probe a cyclospora outbreak as several national restaurant chains are impacted financially with some reporting noticeable drops in customer foot traffic....
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Ken Paxton, James Talarico visit Fort Worth as campaigns ramp up
Texas U.S. Senate candidates Ken Paxton and James Talarico are both visiting Fort Worth on Tuesday to appeal to North Texas voters. Newly released data reveals vast differences in their campaign fundraising efforts....
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Viral video shows Chicago Cubs fan being slapped for not standing during National Anthem
A now-viral video has sparked heated discussion online after a person at a Chicago Cubs game slapped another fan, apparently for not standing during the National Anthem. The video, which was posted over the weekend, appears to show a confrontation between two individuals in the g...
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Scott Baio Teases Major TV Comeback in Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Frisco King’
Scott Baio Teases Major TV Comeback in Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Frisco King’ TV Insider
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Saquon Barkley says he was ‘shaken up' after home invasion and will up security
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley spoke with NBC Sports Philadelphia’s John Clark at the Merion Golf Club on Tuesday and gave his first public comments since burglars targeted his Chester County home on Saturday . Barkley told Clark that the incident disturbed his f...
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Saquon Barkley says he was ‘shaken up' after home invasion at Pa. residence
Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley gave his first public comments Tuesday since burglars targeted his Pennsylvania home over the weekend. Barkley told NBC Sports Philadelphia’ s John Clark that the home invasion disturbed his family’s peace, but everyone is OK. ...
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Why the US cyclospora outbreak is difficult to trace
Federal investigators say the cyclospora parasite behind the suspected illnesses of thousands of Americans has been unusually difficult to trace. Experts say it does not leave behind any culturable samples and no genetic fingerprints, which forces officials to rely almost exclusi...
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United Airlines investigating worker who threatened to call ICE on passenger at SFO
An immigration and criminal defense said the confrontation could be grounds for a civil rights lawsuit.
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Inside Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's high security wedding invite and 4 a.m. venue reveal
A guest at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding is giving one of the first detailed accounts of the extreme security measures built into the couple’s invitation process. Jonathan Thomas, CEO of American Century Investments, said on “The Compound & Friends” podcast that the inv...
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Iconic candymaker to lay off hundreds, move US headquarters out of New Jersey
Mars Wrigley signaled it will lay off hundreds of workers as it relocates its headquarters from Newark, New Jersey, to an expanded facility in Chicago....
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Dallas home set on fire by armed, barricaded suspect
An armed suspect barricaded inside a home on Delaware Avenue in Dallas set the house on fire Tuesday morning, causing heavy damage as firefighters worked to protect neighboring residences....
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ESPN lays off significant number of employees, mostly tied to NFL Network takeover
ESPN is undergoing a significant round of layoffs for the first time in three years after taking over NFL Network in April . Chairman Jimmy Pitaro said in a memo to employees Tuesday morning, obtained by The Associated Press, that most moves are the result of ESPN’s acquisition o...
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1 hurt, suspects on the run following Dallas shooting
Dallas police are investigating a shooting on Monday night where a man was seriously injured after a fight with two suspects who remain at large.
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Cut the number of choices you make each day. Your brain will thank you
Jeans that fit perfectly. The ideal Netflix show for a Tuesday night. Your one and only soulmate. Modern life promises that with enough options, you will happily find the best of everything. But behavioral scientists say the increasing flood of choices — whether it comes to shopp...
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4 arrested after sex offender caught working near children at South Carolina church
Four people, including a former pastor and his wife, have been arrested after a South Carolina church allegedly allowed a registered sex offender to volunteer at the church and its preschool. The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office announced the charges Monday against convicted se...
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Child actor Kaylee Hottle killed in car crash
Kaylee Hottle, the child actor most well known for her role in two “Godzilla” movies, died in a car accident Tuesday in Frederick, Maryland. She was 18 years old. “It is with profound sadness that we share the heartbreaking news that one of our TSD seniors, Kaylee Hottle, tragica...
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Firefighters respond to two-alarm fire at Dallas warehouse
Firefighters are working to put out a fire at a Northwest Dallas warehouse on Tuesday morning. According to Dallas Fire-Rescue officials, units were dispatched to 11211 Goodnight Lane at 10:50 a.m. Officials said the first firefighters to arrive at the scene reported seeing heavy...
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Q&A: Jake Paul on starting a family office & meeting Dallas' billionaire investors
The ultrawealthy moguls with family offices are usually decades into their careers. Then there’s Jake Paul. Despite the opaqueness of the family office industry, Paul, 29, has known about it for years. He’s now creating his own family office, which he hopes to headquarter in Old ...
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Error led to 6600 non-U.S. citizens being registered to vote in NJ, governor says
A software error in New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle System led to around 6,600 non-U.S. citizens being registered to vote, according to Gov. Mikie Sherrill. Sherrill made the announcement during a press conference in Trenton on Tuesday, July 21, 2026. Sherrill said the errors happened...
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Wilt Chamberlain Lakers jacket found by teen at thrift store fetches over $89,000
A warmup jacket worn by Wilt Chamberlain during the 1972 NBA Finals that was bought by a teenager for $3.07 at an Oregon thrift store sold for $89,600 at auction on Monday. Quinn Brown had been eyeing a massive bin of clothes at a Goodwill store outside Portland in January when h...
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Senior citizens learn how to spot scams, stay safe online
Retired airline ad executive Barbara Hawkins says she and her friends are always being targeted by scammers. “I got an email that I opened up that was from a classmate of mine about a party, or some get-together,” said Hawkins. But that link turned out to be a way for scammers to...
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Up to 5 cups of coffee a day may be safe, Heart Association says
Drinking up to five cups of coffee a day is generally safe for most adults, and regular consumption may lower the risk of heart disease, stroke, and heart failure, according to new scientific evidence from the American Heart Association. The official report , published Monday in ...
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Vacant lots plague southern Dallas as builders balk at infrastructure costs
South of Interstate 30, vacant lots with “No Trespassing” signs scar the Dallas landscape. Some are overgrown with weeds. Others serve as dumping grounds, littered with tires, debris and discarded couches. They adjoin old homes and new construction sites on potholed streets with ...
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Pan Am's Clipper Endeavor found 74 years after plane crash that killed 52 people
An aviation search team has found the wreckage of a plane that crashed in the Atlantic Ocean more than seven decades ago, the Discovery Channel announced in a TODAY exclusive. The team, whose efforts are chronicled in an upcoming episode of Discovery Channel’s “Expedition Unknown...
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Judge to hear evidence against singer D4vd in killing of teen and decide on trial
A judge is set to decide at a hearing that opens Tuesday whether there is enough evidence to put singer D4vd on trial in the killing and dismemberment of a 14-year-old girl that authorities said had threatened to expose their relationship. Prosecutors have said the evidence will ...
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Asian Film Festival of Dallas celebrates 25 years this weekend
The Asian Film Festival of Dallas is marking a major milestone this week as it celebrates its 25th anniversary. There will be four days of films, filmmaker discussions, and special events highlighting Asian and Asian American storytelling. The festival runs July 23-26 at the Ange...
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SpaceX set to launch Northrop Grumman MRV-MEP mission from Cape Canaveral
SpaceX is aiming to launch the Northrop Grumman Mission Robotic Vehicle and three Mission Extension Pods from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida Tuesday afternoon. According to Northrop Grumman, the MRV is a robotic spacecraft for satellite servicing missions and will ...
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American Heart Association: Drinking coffee may lower the risk of heart disease
The Dallas-based American Heart Association (AHA) said drinking a cup of coffee a day actually might not be enough. A new study shows the relationship between caffeine and heart health is complex. “The latest research indicates consuming up to 5 cups (8 oz.) of caffeinated coffee...
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Dallas police, fire respond to man barricaded in home who set house on fire
Dallas police and firefighters are on scene of a man who barricaded himself inside a house on Delaware Avenue in Oak Cliff. Police responded around 6 a.m. to a “disturbance armed encounter on foot call.” Police believe a man threatened a woman and a juvenile with a weapon, barric...
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US 75 in Richardson closures this weekend due to bridge installation work
The city of Richardson says parts of US 75, the service road, and the President George Bush Turnpike will be closed this weekend for work related to the DART Silver Line Bridge. They’re installing the northside arch on the bridge; the Silver Line connects DFW International Airpor...
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Amazon Prime settlement deadline approaching: Here's how to file a claim
Some Amazon Prime customers are eligible to receive compensation as part of a $2.5 billion antitrust settlement, but the deadline is quickly approaching. Last September, Amazon settled with the Federal Trade Commission to pay customers after allegedly coercing them into enrolling...
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Democrats could take preliminary vote on presidential primary calendar later this week
Democrats could vote as early as this week on the order of their primary calendar for the 2028 presidential election, although the decision wouldn’t be final until the full Democratic National Committee agrees. The panel that sets the party’s voting order could make that determin...
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DART expected to announce CEO as agency looks to future
Dallas Area Rapid Transit is expected to announce the finalist for its president and chief executive officer position on Tuesday afternoon. It marks a major step in the agency’s search for its next leader as it works to address regional challenges and strengthen relationships wit...
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