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Top Dallas news: Pet tortoise swept away by tornado found alive; troopers ID wrong-way driver; more

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Published on October 30, 2019
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Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Dallas.

Young boy's pet tortoise swept away by Dallas tornado found alive after storm clears

Owen Folmnsbee got Bolt as a Christmas gift two years ago.

Read the full story on WFAA.

Dallas police officers attend senior night in support of fallen officer's daughter

Officers staged a surprise for the daughter of a DPD sergeant who was killed during a July 7, 2016, ambush in Downtown Dallas.

Read the full story on WFAA.

Man arrested on murder charge in stabbing near downtown DART station, Dallas police say

Eddie Skillern is accused of stabbing another man multiple times around 7:30 p.m. Sunday outside the convenience store located at 711 Elm St.

Read the full story on WFAA.

Dallas reports large racial, socioeconomic equity gaps

In Dallas there are large gaps in access to resources and opportunities depending on your income, where you live, and racial and socioeconomic background, according to a new report released by the city in partnership with the Center for Public Policy and Priorities.

Read the full story on Dallas Observer.

Troopers ID wrong-way driver who they say caused deadly Dallas Tollway crash

Chaz Thames is accused of driving north in the southbound lanes of the Tollway early Monday morning, ultimately slamming head-on into a Nissan Altima and killing the driver.

Read the full story on CBS DFW.


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