Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Fort Worth.
After a hospital and mother disagree, a court had to rule: Who decides when a child dies?
Inside a Texas children's hospital, an 11-month-old girl lies paralyzed and in constant pain. She can breathe only with a ventilator. A suite of medications keeps her alive. Tinslee's condition, doctors say, will never improve.
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Woman wounded in drive-by shooting outside Fort Worth party, police say
Armed security guards shot back at the car, police said.
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Fort Worth woman arrested for kidnapping after driving off with neighbor's children
Police conducted a traffic stop and arrested the suspect and returned the children, who were unharmed, to their mother.
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Police chief in Fort Worth, Texas, tells officers to wear uniforms in church after recent attacks
Following a rise in anti-Semitic attacks, a shooting at a Texas church and a mass stabbing at Hanukkah party, the Fort Worth Police Department is advising its officers to wear their uniforms when they attend religious services to make congregations feel safer.
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'The tension is real.' Religious leaders seek out safety training, volunteer security in wake of church shootings
Aided by a loosening of state gun laws that make it easier to carry loaded firearms at churches and assemble security teams, at least 100 church leaders have organized armed volunteers to patrol the pews. Hundreds of others have sent volunteers to informational security classes.
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