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A Dallas-based comedian and actress gained widespread attention after traveling about 4,500 miles to Ireland for a first date, a journey that later developed into an ongoing romantic relationship, according to interviews aired by CBS Texas.

A 72-year-old woman is recovering in a Dallas trauma center after being knocked down and repeatedly pecked by a group of geese while feeding ducks at City Lake Park, her family says.

As the sun set on a Friday evening, dozens of friends and relatives gathered inside a Fort Worth hotel lobby wearing Santa-style Mickey Mouse hats, all determined to pull off a surprise for the Jasso family.

As the sun set on a Friday evening, dozens of friends and relatives gathered inside a Fort Worth hotel lobby wearing Santa-style Mickey Mouse hats, all determined to pull off a surprise for the Jasso family.

Charles Dee Mitchell, a leading figure in the Dallas art scene, passed away Friday at the age of 74.

Fort Worth’s iconic Stockyards cattle drive will return this Friday, Nov. 28, after a brief pause prompted by an outbreak of Equine Herpesvirus Type 1 (EHV-1).

Dallas Fire-Rescue reported the leak around 9 a.m. near Ross Avenue and North Market Street. A Hazmat team and Atmos Energy crews responded and identified a 6- to 8-inch gas main as the source.

Authorities in Union County, Georgia, are conducting an extensive search for Dallas attorney Charles Hosch, missing near the Appalachian Trail since Nov. 11, 2024. More than 50 law enforcement officers, rescue personnel, and volunteers are involved in ground and aerial efforts across rugged, mountainous terrain. Investigators are reviewing Hosch’s recent activities, travel details, and possible routes while coordinating with state and regional partners. Officials urge anyone with information or possible sightings in the north Georgia Appalachian Trail area to contact law enforcement.

Veteran North Texas broadcaster Suzie Humphreys, known for her years on WFAA-TV and KVIL-FM in the Dallas-Fort Worth market, has died, according to Houston Landing. The longtime television and radio personality built a decades-long career in local media, appearing in talk, lifestyle and variety segments and participating in community events across Texas. This report looks at her work on WFAA and KVIL, her role in the development of personality-driven local broadcasting and the available public information on her death, as media outlets revisit archives of her contributions.