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A wrong-way crash in Dallas on Loop 820 killed five people, including a family of four and a bride-to-be. The crash left one survivor and resulted in vehicles catching fire. Fort Worth Police are investigating the incident, which highlights concerns about wrong-way driving in the area.
Two men were arrested in Kyle, Texas, for car burglary after police tracked stolen AirPods. The suspects were found with meth and a stolen gun, highlighting modern technology’s role in law enforcement.
A New Braunfels man has pleaded guilty to planning mass murder, thanks to timely intervention by the FBI and SAFD. This thwarted attack underscores the importance of vigilance and effective law enforcement collaboration in ensuring public safety.
Typhoon Kong-rey struck Taiwan, causing fatalities and injuries, halting transportation, and forcing thousands into shelters. Authorities responded with safety measures to mitigate damage.
Elon Musk was absent from a Philadelphia court hearing regarding a complaint over his super PAC’s $1 million voter lottery. The complaint questions the legality of such financial incentives in election processes. The case remains unresolved, likely to affect future voter engagement methods.
Marathon Oil will lay off over 500 Houston employees as it prepares for a $22.5 billion merger with ConocoPhillips set to close by the year’s end. This significant corporate restructuring reflects the ongoing shifts in the energy sector.
Federal authorities have arrested two suspected Bandidos Motorcycle Club members for an alleged murder plot aimed at advancing within the notorious group. The men face charges of attempted murder and using a firearm during a violent crime. Their actions were reportedly intended to gain higher standing within the Bandidos, an international crime syndicate based in Texas.
The Philippine government’s debt has surged to an unprecedented ₱15.89 trillion by the end of September, marking a significant increase due to new borrowings aimed at addressing the budget deficit.
A group of parents criticizes a tobacco company’s ads for promoting vapes as safer. They highlight scientific findings that contradict these claims, urging for stricter regulations.
The Texas Department of Transportation has begun work on the $4.5 billion I-35 Capital Express Central project in Austin. This initiative, covering an eight-mile stretch of the highway, aims to reduce congestion, improve mobility, and enhance traffic safety through expanded lanes and new infrastructure. The project is a response to Austin’s growing population and aims to support economic development while considering community and environmental impact.