Peyton Yager

Dallas

Reporter at KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX)

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Dallas shooting suspect called nonprofit before turning himself in

1 week ago | fox4news.com | Peyton Yager

The 17-year-old accused of opening fire inside Wilmer-Hutchins High School told the president of a non-profit that he wanted to turn himself in because he was scared of getting hurt. What we know: Antong Lucky is with Urban Specialist, a nonprofit organization that works to curb gun violence and poverty. His team on Tuesday was already trying to get in contact with the victims of the Wilmer-Hutchins shooting when, unexpectedly, they received a call from the suspect's aunt.
Dallas school shooting suspect called nonprofit before turning himself in

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Peyton Yager

The BriefThe 17-year-old accused of opening fire inside Wilmer-Hutchins High School told the president of a non-profit that he wanted to turn himself in because he was scared of getting hurt. Antong Lucky with Urban Specialist was already trying to get in contact with the victims of the Wilmer-Hutchins shooting when, unexpectedly, they received a call from the suspect's aunt. After the two talked, Lucky says Haynes was willing at that point to turn himself in.
Dallas school shooting: 4 hurt at Wilmer-Hutchins High School, suspect in custody

1 week ago | fox5ny.com | Steven Dial |Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown |Peyton Yager |David Sentendrey

Three people have non-life-threatening injuries, and one person is in serious condition because of a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas. Dallas ISD confirmed the suspect was taken into custody on Tuesday night. A law enforcement source told FOX 4 the suspected shooter turned himself in at the Lew Sterrett Justice Center around 9 p.m. The suspect's name has not been released. Tuesday's shooting happened almost exactly a year after a similar shooting on the Southeast Dallas campus.
Dallas school shooting: 4 hurt at Wilmer-Hutchins High School, suspect in custody

1 week ago | fox35orlando.com | Steven Dial |Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown |Peyton Yager |David Sentendrey

Three people have non-life-threatening injuries, and one person is in serious condition because of a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas. Dallas ISD confirmed the suspect was taken into custody on Tuesday night. A law enforcement source told FOX 4 the suspected shooter turned himself in at the Lew Sterrett Justice Center around 9 p.m. The suspect's name has not been released. Tuesday's shooting happened almost exactly a year after a similar shooting on the Southeast Dallas campus.
Dallas school shooting: At least 4 hurt at Wilmer-Hutchins High School, suspect in custody

1 week ago | fox5ny.com | Steven Dial |Lori Brown |Lori Mac Brown |Peyton Yager |David Sentendrey

Four people have non-life-threatening injuries, and one person is in serious condition because of a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas that happened on Tuesday, April 15, according to police documents. Dallas ISD confirmed the suspect, 17-year-old Tracy Haynes, was taken into custody on Tuesday night.
Fort Worth City Council candidates meet again after scuffle

1 week ago | fox4news.com | Peyton Yager

Two Fort Worth City Council candidates were in the same room again on Monday after a candidate forum turned physical last week. District 8 Councilman Chris Nettles and one of his challengers, Payton Jackson, both filed police reports last Thursday after an interaction that led to the two being physically separated. Fort Worth candidate forum What Happened: At another candidate forum at St. Andrews United Methodist Church on Monday night, only Nettles answered questions.
Fans show support for Luka Doncic, anger at Mavs ahead of Lakers showdown

2 weeks ago | fox4news.com | Peyton Yager |Adam Fullerton

Dallas Mavericks fans showed up at the American Airlines Center early ahead of Wednesday night's game against Luka Dončić and the Los Angeles Lakers. It will be Dončić's first game in Dallas since he was traded to the Lakers in a deal that made several Mavs supporters question their fandom. Fans gather at American Airlines Center Several fans outside the AAC were wearing their Mavericks Luka jerseys, but there were several people in purple and gold.
Mother demands answers after triple fatal crash in Fort Worth

2 weeks ago | fox4news.com | Peyton Yager

Multi-vehicle crash in Fort Worth leaves 3 dead At least three people are dead and several others are injured after a crash early Saturday morning in Fort Worth, according to police. FORT WORTH, Texas - Fort Worth police have not yet made any arrests in a deadly crash that killed three people. The family of two young women involved in that crash are mourning one loved one while hoping the other pulls through.
Friday marks 25 years since deadly tornado ripped through Downtown Fort Worth

3 weeks ago | fox4news.com | Peyton Yager

FORT WORTH, Texas - Friday marked 25 years since a destructive tornado ripped through Downtown Fort Worth. The storm killed two people and injured dozens more. It caused nearly half a billion dollars in property damage. The backstory: Robert McKee is reliving that devastating day on March 28, 2000. The Fort Worth resident kept a souvenir from that day: a piece of glass. "This is an example of what was flying around in the wind that day," he said.
Friday marks 25 years since deadly tornado ripped through Downtown Fort Worth

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Peyton Yager

The BriefFriday marked 25 years since a destructive tornado ripped through Downtown Fort Worth. The storm killed two people and injured dozens more. It caused nearly half a billion dollars in property damage. A third fatality was the result of baseball-sized hail falling. In total, 80 people were hurt. FORT WORTH, Texas - Friday marked 25 years since a destructive tornado ripped through Downtown Fort Worth. AdvertisementThe storm killed two people and injured dozens more.