www.youtube.com – FOX 7 Austin – 2024-10-05 18:01:36

SUMMARY: Last Friday showcased thrilling area high school football action. Westlake dominated the field, defeating the Eagles 70-0. In another matchup, the Leander Lions bested the Glen Grizzlies 44-35, with standout performances from quarterback Logan Mitchell. Dripping Springs triumphed over Austin High 49-27, fueled by highlight plays from Maddox Mah and Jackson Mills. Cedar Park extended their perfect record against Rouse with a 35-25 win, driven by running back Trey Hill and quarterback David Cooper’s passing game. The season continues with teams gearing up for district challenges and playoff aspirations. Overall, it was an exciting week of high school football.

High school football is back in Central Texas! Check out all the highlights from FOX 7 Austin’s coverage of Week 6, with matchups like Westlake vs Akins, Leander vs Glenn, Dripping Springs vs Austin High, McNeil vs Vandegrift and our FOX 7 Game of the Week, Rouse vs Cedar Park.

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www.youtube.com – FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth – 2024-10-05 17:54:57

SUMMARY: Court documents indicate that a group of men arrested for robbing a Dallas woman are linked to a Venezuelan street gang. Four suspects are in custody after one disclosed their identities to police. The September robbery involved the assailants beating and tying up the victim at gunpoint, stealing $75,000 worth of jewelry, and threatening her with further violence. Meanwhile, another incident involved a man named Jose Castro, who is in custody after causing a crash that injured multiple children while allegedly driving drunk. Additionally, a viral incident features a rideshare driver attacking an elderly passenger over a dispute.

The top crime stories in North Texas for the week of September 29, including a robbery in Dallas where a group of men threatened to cut off a woman’s fingers, a driver admits to drinking before a crash that injured six children, an Uber driver is caught on video punching a passenger after a fight over leg room, a shooting that some believe was road rage and others self-defense, an incident involving a Richardson ISD bus, a Russian hacker wanted for targeting North Texas businesses and a long delayed murder case that has cost Dallas County more than a million dollars.

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www.thecentersquare.com – By Bethany Blankley | The Center Square contributor – 2024-10-05 17:53:00

SUMMARY: Eric Holder, the first U.S. attorney general held in contempt by Congress, is targeting Republican justices on the Texas Supreme Court, alleging they are biased. Holder, supported by prominent Democrats, established the National Democratic Redistricting Committee (NDRC) in 2017 to shift redistricting power away from Republicans. He’s endorsing challengers to three incumbent justices in the upcoming election. Holder claims the Texas Supreme Court’s conservative majority has harmed the public, while his critics argue he seeks partisan judges. Justice Jimmy Blacklock contends that judges should follow the law impartially, not serve political agendas, rejecting Holder’s claims of bias within the judicial system.

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