Site Map April 18, 2023

Years / 2023 / April / 18

• Texas Rangers pull actor Jonathan Majors from ad campaign: report says
• Woodlands Cheerleader hospitalized after shooting outside H-E-B parking lot in Elgin
• Missing Everman boy's mother worshipped 'Santa Muerte', police say
• Dominion Voting Systems, FOX News reach settlement as trial opens
• Old NASA satellite descending to earth poses ‘low’ risk of danger
• Texas House committee considers state ban on celebratory gunfire, prohibit guns in group homes
• Texas House holds hearing on dozens of gun safety bills
• Southwest Airlines' technology issues slows travel for some at Dallas Love Field
• Ohio boy, 13, overdoses on Benadryl in deadly TikTok challenge: family
• AT&T Stadium to host 2023 Gold Cup Quarterfinals, Mexico likely to play
• Abortion opponents urge Supreme Court to allow limits on abortion drug
• Jonas Brothers performing 'secret show' in Dallas-Fort Worth later this month
• Fort Worth Museum of Science and History to open 8K LED dome
• US journalist Evan Gershkovich held by Russia on spying charges denied release
• Arlington teen charged after police say 2-year-old brother shot himself with his gun
• Suspects in Dallas murder arrested in California near US-Mexico border
• 'Late for work': Speeding driver tops 135 mph on Oklahoma highway
• McKinney sex offender sentenced to 45 years in prison after failing to register multiple times
• How to get money from Facebook’s $725 million data privacy settlement
• Toddler crawls through White House fence
• Dallas teen is youngest pro basketball player in the U.S.
• Lyrid meteor shower: When it peaks and how to watch it
• Drug-resistant 'superbugs' found in 40% of supermarket meat products, study says
• You need to make this much to be 'middle class' in Texas
• Damar Hamlin medically cleared to resume playing in NFL, Bills GM says
• Collin County reaches $1.75M settlement in sexual harassment lawsuit
• Southwest Airlines resumes operations, lifts pause on departures after technology issues
• On this day in history, April 18, 1934, first self-operated 'washateria' opens in Fort Worth, Texas
• Dallas high school robotics team wins state championship
• FBI raid reveals possible explosives in Burleson man's home
• Biden's latest executive order to improve access to child care
• Supreme Court hears Christian mail carrier's religious tolerance case
• Tarrant County elections administrator resigns, citing dispute with Judge Tim O'Hare
• Hartman goal in 2nd OT gives Wild 3-2 win over Stars in G1
• Rangers blank Royals 4-0 after deGrom exits with sore wrist
• John Travolta's 'Saturday Night Fever' suit hits the auction block: 'A piece of cinematic dreams'
• Krispy Kreme offers 'sweet tax break' deal on doughnuts for Tax Day, April 18
• BTS’ J-Hope becomes 2nd member of K-pop band to join South Korean army