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  This Frisco High School Freshman Is Our Only Hope

  October 20 at 4 a.m.

  While you're sitting on your couch with Cheeto dust on your fingers, wondering when the hell of 2020 will be over, just know there is a Frisco high school freshman on her way to curing 2020's deadly coronavirus. Anika Chebrolu, a freshman at Frisco's Independence High School, won the 3M Young...

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  As Defendants Sit in Jail with No Trial Date, Jury Selection Gets Creative

  October 20 at 4 a.m.

  Criminal cases in Dallas County courts have been at a virtual standstill since the COVID-19 pandemic hit. One of the biggest hurdles the court system is trying to overcome is how to select a jury in times of face masks and social distancing.  At the county commissioners court meeting on...

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  Early Voting Starts Today. What Are You Waiting For?

  October 13 at 4 a.m.

  Election Day always has the potential to turn hectic. It's almost incomplete without stories of long lines, hold-ups and technical difficulties. To add to the madness, the world is still trying to get a grip on the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s much more fun to read about thousands of people standing...

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  'Horrified' Woman Filmed a Family Pulling Out Fish at the Dallas Arboretum

  October 13 at 4 a.m.

  On Oct. 6, a woman was visiting the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden and witnessed maskless visitors sticking their hands in the koi pond. As she captured video through her phone, the individuals attempted to catch fish with their bare hands. "I was just horrified and wanted to post it,"...

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  After Months of Struggle, a Denton Neighborhood Finally Gets Clean Water

  October 6 at 4 a.m.

  Ednna will never forget it: The sound of the faucet turning, the elation in her husband’s voice and the sight of pure, clear water — not that yellow stuff they were used to — trickling into the kitchen sink. “It was amazing,” she says in Spanish. “It made it all...

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  As Dallas' Case Count Climbs, Trump's Diagnosis Inspires COVID-19 Conspiracies

  October 5 at 4 a.m.

  As coronavirus case counts continue to climb in Dallas County, President Donald Trump is being treated for the disease.