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fox4news.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
RICHARDSON, Texas - Students at an elementary school in Richardson ISD are gaining real-world experience by running their own coffee shop on campus. It will also help to raise money for the school’s PTA. Brew-tiful Minds What we know: Throughout the year, the fifth and sixth graders at Richardson ISD’s Math, Science, and Technology Magnet have been learning how to start a business from the ground up.
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yahoo.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
The BriefThe students at Richardson ISD's MST Magnet have been running their own coffee shop on campus to learn real-world lessons. In addition to learning how to make coffee, the students conducted market research, took out a small business loan, purchased equipment and supplies, and adjusted their prices and marketing strategies to be able to pay off their loan.
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2 days ago | 
fox4news.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
DALLAS - Dallas police chief Daniel Comeaux faced Dallas City Council members for the first time as chief of the public safety committee. This meeting comes as the city is seeing a significant drop in overall violent crime. The city has seen three years in a row with drops in violent crime and this year it is on the same track with a more than 14% drop in violent crime compared with last year.
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fox4news.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
WAXAHACHIE, Texas - A former Waxahachie High School teacher who lost his leg in a motorcycle crash now has a new four-legged friend to help him out. Canine Companions What we know: The Canine Companions Center in Irving trains and matches service dogs for people with disabilities across four states. On Friday, the center held a ceremony as the Lundberg family officially handed Newt’s leash over to the Rodriguez family.
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yahoo.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
The BriefRobert Rodriguez, a former high school biology teacher, lost his leg in a motorcycle crash five years ago. On Friday, he was given a Canine Companions service dog to help him do some of the things he now has trouble doing. Robert Rodriguez said Newt is like the missing puzzle piece for his family. WAXAHACHIE, Texas - A former Waxahachie High School teacher who lost his leg in a motorcycle crash now has a new four-legged friend to help him out.
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1 week ago | 
fox4news.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
Texas bill can make it harder for major injury victims A proposed Texas law would make it more challenging for victims with catastrophic injuries to receive damages related to things like pain and suffering, and mental anguish. AUSTIN, Texas - A proposed Texas law would make it more challenging for victims with catastrophic injuries to receive damages related to things like pain and suffering, and mental anguish. The bill is proposed by Representative Greg Bonnen, a Republican from Galveston.
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fox4news.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
DALLAS - The Dallas Police Department added two new names to its police memorial in honor of the two officers who died in the line of duty over the past year. Officer Darron Burks Rookie Officer Darron Burks was shot while sitting in his squad car in Oak Cliff on Aug. 29, 20024. The suspect, 30-year-old Corey Cobb-Bey, walked up to Burks' car while recording him with his phone. Police say Cobb-Bey then pulled out a gun and "executed" Burks.
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yahoo.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
The BriefSadly, two names were added to the Dallas Police Memorial this year. Officer Darron Burks was shot execution style while sitting in his squad car on Aug. 29, 20024. Officer Gabriel Bixby died on Jan. 7, 2025 in a crash on his motorcycle on the way to work. DALLAS - The Dallas Police Department added two new names to its police memorial in honor of the two officers who died in the line of duty over the past year.
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fox4news.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
DALLAS - A new report shows Dallas has the highest rate of deadly crashes per capita in Texas. A work group believes that’s because of how streets are designed in Dallas. Dallas Street Safety By the numbers: Years ago, Dallas leaders adopted a policy aimed at reducing traffic crashes and injuries to zero. But Dallas City Plan Commissioner Melissa Kingston, who chairs the work group tasked with solving that problem, said Dallas remains the most dangerous large city in the state for pedestrians.
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fox4news.com | Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown
DALLAS - The contentious case pitting some members of a neighborhood against a proposed apartment tower in Far North Dallas is now set for trial by jury. Dallas Development Dispute What's new: Judge Martin Hoffman announced that the city of Dallas, the Pepper Square developer, and a neighborhood group all agreed to have a trial by jury. That trial is now set to happen on Oct. 6.
