Suspect pistol whips elderly Dallas man during robbery
A Dallas man was released from the hospital after suffering injuries from being pistol whipped during a robbery at his place of business. FOX 4's Peyton Yager has more from the family.
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Dallas business owner pistol whipped during robbery, police search for suspect
Dallas Police are searching for a robbery suspect who they say pistol whipped a Cedar Crest business owner and sent him to the hospital.
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Trackdown: Little World shooting suspects wanted
Dallas police need help finding three men who opened fire inside a South Dallas convenience store. They injured an innocent customer and barely missed a baby....
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Trackdown: 3 men wanted for Dallas store shooting
Dallas police are seeking tips to identify three men involved in a shooting inside a South Dallas convenience store that injured an innocent customer and nearly struck a baby....
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas to drop all Medicare Advantage plans for 2027
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas announced it will stop offering its Medicare Advantage and Medicare prescription drug plans in 2027, requiring affected customers to select new coverage....
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Fort Worth police officer dies after suffering medical emergency while on duty
Fort Worth Police announced one of their officers died on Wednesday after suffering an unexpected medical emergency while working in the line of duty.
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Teacher who survived Oregon shooting tried to close door, ‘but the shooter was already there'
A teacher who was shot by a teenage gunman in a Bend, Oregon , elementary school last week said she saw the attacker and tried to shut the classroom door, “but the shooter was already there.” Becky Drury said she was shot at close range in the rampage at Silver Rail Elementary Sc...
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Philippines-based American pleads guilty in Texas to stealing money, benefits from U.S. veterans
Robert Wayne Boling Jr. pleaded guilty in Texas federal court for conspiring to steal money and military benefits from thousands of U.S. veterans.
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Arizona mom whose son was found alive in hospital morgue speaks out
The mother of a toddler found alive in an Arizona hospital morgue in February more than five hours after he was pronounced dead said Wednesday she thought she heard him breathing when she hugged him goodbye. But instead of listening to her gut, Alexus Fiordilino said, she believe...
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Dallas man faces up to 30 years in prison for sending threatening emails
A federal jury convicted 56-year-old Dallas man Phillip Daniel Peterson on six counts of sending violent threatening emails across state lines, carrying a potential sentence of up to 30 years in federal prison....
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After losing leg to bone cancer, Texas teen returns to sports; starts college at TCU
At 18, Ava Soliz is walking across the Texas Christian University campus and into a new chapter of her life, one she once feared might never be possible. Two years ago, the young athlete was battling an aggressive form of bone cancer and facing a life-changing decision. Soliz was...
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Idaho prosecutor says he'll seek the death penalty for a mom charged with murder in twins' deaths
An Idaho prosecutor is seeking the death penalty against a woman charged with murder in the 2025 deaths of her twin toddlers. Andrea Shaw, 23, has pleaded not guilty and has said the 18-month-old twins became sick and died after receiving flu shots and routine childhood vaccinati...