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Texas Megachurch Pastor: ‘You’re Not A Christian If You Vote For A Democrat’
A Texas megachurch pastor announced on Instagram Monday that if someone votes for a Democrat, they are not a Christian. Landon Schott, senior pastor at multi-campus Mercy Culture Church in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, wrote, “I’ve been asked over and over ‘Pastor Landon are you saying you’re not a Christian if you vote for a Democrat?’ LET ME BE VERY CLEAR… THAT IS CORRECT!!
Super Moon Over Dallas Texas Time Lapse Video Goes Viral
There is something cool about time-lapse videos. This is the technique where a camera snaps one frame of video every few seconds or even minutes, then when it's played back at regular speed, it looks like it's happening at super speeds. I think most of our first experience with these...
Dallas Police Reclassify Beating Case as Homicide After Victim Avery Norwood Dies, Investigators Seek Leads
The tragic case of Avery Norwood, who was found beaten and unconscious earlier in April, has now been reclassified as a homicide after the 34-year-old succumbed to his injuries. According to the Dallas Police Department, Dallas Police were called to the scene at 700 W. Mockingbird Lane on April 6, and upon their arrival at approximately 8:35 a.m., they discovered Norwood in critical condition. He was then rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
Ottoman Turks and Joshua Ray Walker To Reunite for 15th Anniversary Concert
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In Fashion Battle, 7-Eleven Easily Beats Buc-ee's: Best Pieces of Gas Station Merch
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Soulman’s Bar-B-Que Marks 50 Years with Time Machine Special
DALLAS (KDAF) — Soulman’s Bar-B-Que is commemorating its 50th anniversary with a special offer that’s sure to draw BBQ lovers from across the region. Soulman’s will offer the Belly Buster special for $3.69 to the first 74 customers at each of their 21 locations on August 27. The Belly Buster special, includes a large sandwich on a 6-inch hoagie bun with a choice of two meats and two 4 oz. sides. At just $3.69, this nostalgic price is a nod to the early days of Soulman’s, making it a “Time Machine Tuesday” deal.
Dallas coffee shop to hire refugees and asylum seekers
A new coffee shop in Dallas aims to employ refugees and asylum seekers, paying forward the opportunities and welcome the owner received when she came to America. Jane Gow, the owner of Be Kinder Coffee Shop, visited Good Day to talk about the shop's grand opening.
Conversation With: Froswa Booker-Drew, Soulstice Consultancy
It has been a little more than two years since Froswa Booker-Drew left her leadership post at the State Fair of Texas, where she steered grants to South Dallas and Fair Park nonprofit partners to have an even greater impact by running her own enterprise. With Soulstice Consultancy she has expanded her community-building work, advising and providing training for organizations, companies, and individuals.
First Class Airline Passenger Lands in Jail in Dallas, Texas
The not-so-Friendly Skies anymore keeps giving us endless things to talk about. Let's talk about the world we live in now. Everything can be caught on camera and posted to social media, so you might think twice about melting down, especially if you're intoxicated. View From The Wing tells us...
Man finds surprise kidney donor in high school classmate from 25 years ago
Following three years and 10 hours a day on dialysis, Jereme Peterson found an angel and a miracle all at once, and his life was saved. The 42-year-old federal corrections officer encountered a donor in his Blountstown high school classmate from 25 years ago. He was down to 315 pounds,...
Parker County drug dealing mom sentenced to 50 years after DWI rollover crash
FORT WORTH, Texas - A Fort Worth woman will spend the next 50 years in prison for a DWI rollover crash that happened with her three young children in the car. Parker County District Attorney Jeff Swain said 29-year-old Hanna Springstead pleaded guilty in July to driving while intoxicated with child passengers, as well as drug possession and distribution charges.
City Considers Amended Agreement To Build Seven-Story Complex on University Drive
Fort Worth city staff is recommending that the City Council approve millions more dollars in incentives to see that an $82 million seven-story apartment complex is constructed on property adjacent to University Drive and the Trinity River. The city would give Trademark Property Company grants totaling $3 million over 10...
Recently Cut Cowboy Immediately Reunites With Dan Quinn in Washington
As the final preseason game approaches, the Dallas Cowboys are busy determining which players will and won't survive next week's roster cutdown day. Some teams have already gotten ahead of the deadline by waiving or trading players recently, and Dallas is no exception, as the Cowboys opted to release safety Sheldrick Redwine on Tuesday.
Feds accuse former Fort Worth crypto company of defrauding clients of $5.6 million
The federal government filed a lawsuit against a former Fort Worth-based cryptocurrency mining company for allegedly defrauding clients of more than $5.6 million. In April, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed a lawsuit against Geosyn Mining and its co-founders Caleb Joseph Ward and Jeremy George McNutt. The lawsuit alleges that Ward and McNutt entered into agreements with around 64 investors, promising to purchase, maintain and operate mining machines. Geosyn would then distribute the mining assets back to investors for a fee.
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