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Forever 21 files for bankruptcy and will close all US locations
SUMMARY: Forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in nearly six years and is winding down its U.S. operations. Liquidation sales began in February for 236 underperforming locations (Wave 1), which will close by March 30. Another 118 locations (Wave 2) will close before May 1. The company, which once had over 800 locations globally, now has 354 U.S. stores remaining. International locations and e-commerce are unaffected. Forever 21, with $1.6 billion in debt, blames rising inflation and competition from online retailers like Temu and Shein. Gift cards will be honored until April 15.
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Donations being accepted for those affected by Crabapple Fire near Fredericksburg, Texas
SUMMARY: The Crabapple Fire near Fredericksburg has burned over 9,700 acres, leading to evacuations and impacting local ranchers. As of Monday, the fire was 65% contained. The Gillespie County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is accepting donations of hay, feed, and fencing supplies at the fairgrounds. A Crabapple Disaster Fund supported by the OneStar Foundation has been established to provide emergency aid and recovery assistance to those affected. Community members are also raising funds to support rebuilding efforts. Zion Lutheran Church is serving as a temporary shelter, helping displaced individuals, including tourists from France.
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Dallas weather: Wildfires spread throughout Texas
SUMMARY: On St. Patrick’s Day, Dallas wakes up to 50°F with beautiful sunrise. Winds are expected to intensify later, gusting up to 28 mph, increasing fire danger due to dry conditions. Unlike last Friday’s weather, which was dusty, the winds today come from the South, reducing dust issues. The day will be mostly sunny with temperatures reaching the 80s. A cold front is approaching midweek, bringing a drop in temperature and more winds, especially on Wednesday. The upcoming week will see a mix of warm, windy days, with a chance of storms by Sunday as spring officially arrives.

Winds pick up later in the metroplex and a Red Flag Warning remains in effect. Meteorologist Evan Andrews has your St. Patty’s Day forecast.
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4 shot in social media sale gone wrong in NW Harris County
SUMMARY: Four people were shot during a social media sale gone wrong in Northwest Harris County. The incident occurred at an apartment complex on Bamel North Houston and F Brook Drive around midnight. A 24-year-old victim was shot multiple times and airlifted to a medical center, while three others sustained minor injuries; all are expected to recover. The Harris County Sheriff’s office reported that the two groups intended to buy and sell a gun but were involved in a robbery that led to gunfire. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing witnesses to gather more information.

Four people were shot in what authorities are calling a social media sale gone bad in Northwest Harris County. Investigators say the victims were involved in a gun deal that turned violent. A 24-year-old was airlifted with multiple gunshot wounds, while three others had minor injuries. #HoustonNews #CrimeAlert #HarrisCounty #SocialMediaSale
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