Rachel Behrndt
Digital Content Producer at WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
Digital content producer @wfaa
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6 days ago |
tspantx.com | Rachel Behrndt
Several new shopping and dining concepts will open in Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, officials announced. DALLAS — New shopping and dining concepts are coming to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, officials said in a press release. The DFW Airport Board of Directors approved 20 new concessions that will come online over the next few years, the release states. The new stores and restaurants will open as the airport adds new gates and builds the new Terminal F, officials said.
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6 days ago |
wfaa.com | Rachel Behrndt
DALLAS — Dallas and Fort Worth are sinking faster than any other inland U.S. cities, according to a new study published in Nature Cities. A group of researchers measured, using satellite observations, the vertical displacement in 28 urban cities across the U.S. The study found that Dallas and Fort Worth are sinking at a rate of about 4 millimeters per year, the second and third most of the 22 largest U.S. cities.
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6 days ago |
wfaa.com | Rachel Behrndt
DALLAS — New shopping and dining concepts are coming to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, officials said in a press release. The DFW Airport Board of Directors approved 20 new concessions that will come online over the next few years, the release states. The new stores and restaurants will open as the airport adds new gates and builds the new Terminal F, officials said.
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6 days ago |
tspantx.com | Rachel Behrndt
A crash closed all southbound lanes of Interstate 35E near Highway 121, according to TxDOT. LEWISVILLE, Texas — A crash closed all southbound lanes of Interstate 35E near Highway 121 in Lewisville, officials said. The crash was reported around 3:52 a.m. Thursday in the southbound lanes of I-35E near Highway 121 in Lewisville, according to TxDOT. All lanes reopened around 5:45 a.m., according to TxDOT. Information about the cause or severity of the crash was not immediately available.
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1 week ago |
tspantx.com | Rachel Behrndt
Officials said heavy rain caused sanitary sewer overflows at four locations in Fort Worth, less than one week after the previous overflow was reported. FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth officials said heavy rain caused sewer overflows at four locations, less than a week after a similar incident occurred. The overflows do not impact Fort Worth or Arlington’s drinking water, the city said in a press release.
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