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'Just stop stealing trees' | Houston neighbors fired up about bandit prying trees from the ground
HOUSTON — It's a bizarre crime, caught on camera -- a tree bandit who neighbors say has been ripping trees right out of the ground on the near northside. It's a theft that neighbors say is a bit shady. "Just stop stealing trees," said homeowner Kelly Kindred. It's a...
Musician Daron Beck, who fronted the acclaimed Fort Worth experimental metal band Pinkish Black, has died
FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth musician and Pinkish Black frontman Daron Beck died this week after a bout with an undetermined illness, those close to him confirmed on Friday. He was 48 years old. One of the great characters of the Dallas-Fort Worth music scene's past two decades,...
Bill's Journey with Boerne: On the road to the Little League World Series Championship
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Bill Taylor made the trip to Williamsport, Pa., to watch the Boerne All-Stars' journey to the Little League World Series Championship. From the flight there, to morning practices with the team, follow along as Bill catches all the action!. Bill and his photographer Axel Divino on...
Two women robbed at gunpoint when they went to look at a car for sale, police say
SAN ANTONIO — Two women were robbed when the arrived at a west-side location to a look at a car for sale Friday, police said. Police say the victims had arranged to come look at a vehicle to possibly purchase at the 410 Heights Apartments near Loop 410 and I-10. That's when two thieves robbed them and took their personal belongings.
LOOK: Spurs' Wembanyama vacationing in Costa Rica and is taking in the local cuisine
SAN ANTONIO — After winning the silver medal with Team France at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, San Antonio Spurs' Victor Wembanyama is decompressing and relaxing in Costa Rica. Wemby visited several Costa Rican restaurants and was kind enough to snap photos with the staff. He visited one...
Almost 90 two-acre homesites planned for development next to famous Southfork Ranch mansion, site of TV show 'Dallas'
PARKER, Texas — The North Texas real estate developer that owns Southfork Ranch -- the famous site of the iconic television show "Dallas" -- has presented its plans to local municipalities to build 89 two-acre estate lots on the land beside the mansion where the fictitious Ewing family once lived.
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