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Devastating 9 Deaths Triggers New Deli Meat Recall In Texas
A Listeria break out connected to a variety of Boar's Head deli meats and the plant they were processed at has triggered a massive recall in Texas and across the United States after as many as 9 or more people have already died, and over 50 required hospital treatment. Some of the meats under the names Boar's Head and Old Country with a sell by date as late as October 17th that were processed between May 10 and July 29th are being recalled according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
Texas’ 11th Largest City Now 8th Most Dangerous in U.S.
Not many people would ever associate The Hub City with Detroit MI, but according to one website they are number eight and seven, respectively, when it comes to the most dangerous cities in the U.S. Houston, TX is one of the largest cities in the country. San Antonio, TX and...
North Texas fundraiser discusses Harris campaign’s record haul
DALLAS — As a prolific Democratic fundraiser for nearly two decades, Erika Barrera has seen it all. “$540 million in the course of five weeks is just unprecedented,” Barrera told us on Inside Texas Politics, still seeming a bit surprised. That haul is how much Kamala Harris’ campaign...
Texas Woman Adds Pond to Ranch for Wildlife Relief
In the scorching Texas heat, with temperatures soaring to a sweltering 113 degrees, one woman found a way to make her ranch the coolest place in town—literally. But it wasn’t for her or her family; it was for the local wildlife. Impromptu Oasis. When the heat wave hit,...
Texas DPS: 17 migrants found in fake Lowe’s truck, driver arrested
SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) may have just prevented a mass casualty smuggling event in Kinney County. Video footage from the agency shows 13 men and four women being found inside a cloned truck, or one that is designed to look like a legitimate commercial delivery truck. In this case, investigators say the inside of the truck was reconfigured to hide people.
Made in Tarrant: Fort Worth telehealth provider focuses on helping college students ‘thrive’
Editor’s note: Made in Tarrant is an occasional Q&A series on small businesses started in Tarrant County. Submit your business here. Luke Hejl is the CEO and co-founder of TimelyCare at 1315 S. Adams St. in Fort Worth. TimelyCare was founded in 2017 to provide free mental telehealth services to college and university students across the U.S.
With bar lowered, a new deal for Dak would feel like Cowboys win
Think back to the start of the 2024 offseason. The Cowboys were fresh off their humiliating playoff loss to Green Bay and Jerry Jones was elbow deep in “all-in” declarations in a calculated attempt to quell the uprising within the fanbase. Draft season was in full effect and...
Family Demands Accountability After 4-Year-Old Autistic Girl Left on School Bus for 7 Hours in Extreme Heat
A Dallas family is seeking answers and accountability after their 4-year-old daughter, Araiya Pruitt, who is autistic and nonverbal, was left unattended on a school bus for nearly seven hours in sweltering heat. The incident has raised serious concerns about the safety protocols of the Dallas Independent School District (DISD).
Tech defends home against Oral Roberts, forces fourth shutout
Texas Tech soccer completed its fourth shutout victory at home this season with a 5-0 win over Oral Roberts University Sunday at the John Walker Soccer Complex. With the win, head coach Tom Stone earned his 200th career victory as a Red Raider. With three of the Red Raiders' scores...
Cherubet, Kipchoge take first in season-opening meet
Texas Tech men's and women's cross country participated in the Lori Fitzgerald Memorial Open at the New Mexico State University golf course on Saturday. Sophomore Juliet Cherubet placed first overall with a time of 17:06 in the women's 5k. Sophomore teammate Anastasia Chepkorir finished in third with a time of 17:33, according to Tech Athletics.
Storms through midweek for North Texas before slightly warmer temperatures
NORTH TEXAS — Showers and thunderstorms continued after sundown Sunday evening, and we'll see how long they can survive. Over the next 24-48 hours, the stationary boundary, a mid-level impulse from northern Mexico, and the Gulf low will all increase our chances for isolated to more widely scattered thunderstorms through the afternoon on Labor Day. A few could contain heavy rainfall and gusty winds. Lightning is also more likely during the midday thru evening timeframe. Here's the NAM3km model again, showing the heaviest showers and storms beginning around midday to our southwest Monday. The most likely areas will be west of the...
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