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FOX 4 News Crime Files: Week of August 19
SUMMARY: A tragic incident occurred on I-35 in Fort Worth when a drunk driver killed a mother, her three young children, and her boyfriend. The victims—identified as Willie Gunn, Amber Hopewell, and Hopewell’s children aged 2, 4, and 9—were struck by 19-year-old Eduardo Gonzalez, who was reportedly speeding and under the influence. Gonzalez faces five counts of intoxication manslaughter. Family members are mourning while calling for accountability and justice. This crash follows a series of fatal incidents related to drunk driving in Tarrant County, prompting law enforcement to ramp up patrols ahead of the Labor Day weekend.

The top crime stories for the week of August 19, including a teenage drunken driver accused of killing a family of five in Fort Worth, a man accused of killing a Crowley 16-year-old over a video game, smash-and-grab thieves in Garland, a rideshare driver who was kidnapped in Arlington, a Denton ISD bus driver accused of ‘erratic driving,’ and a Pantego deputy fire chief arrested for a DWI. Plus, Fort Worth police are cracking down on an increase in DWIs and Dallas police are trying to justify a $56M overtime budget.
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University of Houston Cougars greeted in San Antonio ahead of Final Four
SUMMARY: The University of Houston Cougars were warmly welcomed in San Antonio ahead of the Final Four. The city expects over 100,000 visitors, many from Houston, with events centered around the Alamodome and downtown. Enhanced security, including a clear bag policy, is in place. The Cougars arrived to mariachi music after a three-hour bus ride, with Coach Sampson leading the way. He encouraged Cougar Nation to “paint San Anton red.” About 700 students are expected in the fan section, with buses departing Saturday. The Houston Police Department provided an escort and showed support for the team on social media.

The Houston Cougars are expecting to give Duke University another reason to “Remember the Alamo” as they prepare for the …
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US, global markets plunge after Trump tariff announcement
SUMMARY: Global financial markets plunged after President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, sparking fears of stagflation—high inflation combined with weak growth. The S&P 500 dropped 3.3%, while the Dow fell over 1,100 points. Trump’s tariffs include a minimum 10% on all imports, with higher rates for countries like China and the EU. Analysts warn this could cut U.S. growth by 2% and raise inflation to 5%. Wall Street, expecting negotiation tactics, was jolted by what appears to be a long-term policy shift. Tech, retail, and travel stocks tumbled, and global indexes followed suit. The Federal Reserve may cut rates in response.
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Ready for spring cleaning? Here are some tips to clean up your gardens
SUMMARY: Spring cleaning your garden involves assessing winter damage and making necessary cuts, such as trimming Swiss chard. Adding compost to vegetable plants, like tomatoes, ensures they have nutrients for growth. Harvesting winter crops, such as lettuce, is essential before they bolt. Planting native species is beneficial for local wildlife and heat tolerance. It’s also vital to check irrigation as warmer months approach. Consider investing in a raised garden bed for an enjoyable gardening experience. For more in-depth gardening tips, visit gardentex.com to prepare for spring and summer planting, ensuring a fruitful garden this season.

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