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Surveillance photo shows South Dallas DART shooting suspect holding up long gun
SUMMARY: Police are searching for a man who opened fire at a DART station near Fair Park, injuring two people during the daytime incident. Witnesses described hearing multiple gunshots as the shooter, armed with a long gun, fired amidst families on the platform. The DART surveillance image of the suspect has been shared on social media. Concerns about safety have grown, particularly with DART reporting an increase in offenses. With heightened ridership, they recently hired 100 security officers. As of now, no arrests have been made, and there are no updates on the victims’ conditions.

People were in the area with their children when the shooting happened in the middle of the afternoon Tuesday. Two people were taken to the hospital.
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‘It’s almost enough to make you cry': Crabapple Fire victims share stories, support from neighbors
SUMMARY: The Crabapple Fire has devastated ranches near Fredericksburg, leaving behind ashes and destroyed homes. Rancher Charles Reeves described the destruction as “almost enough to make you cry” after experiencing severe weather challenges in recent years. Despite the disaster, neighbors and volunteers have stepped up to assist affected families by evacuating livestock and providing support. Garrett, another rancher, organized help for residents, emphasizing the power of community spirit. Although uncertainty looms for those impacted, the support and camaraderie from their neighbors have provided a sense of hope in these challenging times. Community solidarity shines amidst the destruction.

As of 5 p.m. Monday, the Texas A&M Forest Service’s database said fire containment has climbed up to 95%, but there are still several people left with burned property and possessions.
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Crabapple Wildfire: Fire in Gillespie County now over halfway contained | FOX 7 Austin
SUMMARY: The Crabapple Wildfire in Gillespie County has burned over 9,700 acres and is currently 65% contained. It ignited on Saturday and stretches from Lower Crabapple to FM 1631, with smoke still visible in some areas. Fire crews are battling flare-ups, complicated by strong winds that cause embers to ignite new spots. A Red Flag Warning is in effect due to dry conditions. One firefighter was injured by a falling limb but has been treated. Roads have reopened, but evacuees are advised against returning home yet. The Texas A&M Forest Service is assessing damage to structures and assisting affected ranchers.

The Crabapple Fire is now over halfway contained, according to officials. The fire has burned nearly 10,000 acres in Gillespie County.
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Houston-area midwife arrested for allegedly providing illegal abortions
SUMMARY: A Houston-area midwife, Maria Margarita Rojas, has been arrested for allegedly performing illegal abortions, marking the first criminal charges under Texas’s near-total abortion ban. Rojas, who claimed to be a doctor and operated clinics in Waller, Cypress, and Spring, faces charges for illegal abortion practices and practicing medicine without a license, which could result in up to 20 years in prison. The case, brought to light by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, is expected to yield further charges. Rojas’s colleagues have expressed disbelief over the allegations, highlighting her reputation as a dedicated healthcare provider for low-income communities.
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