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DeSoto police kill man holding child who threatened to shoot officers
SUMMARY: In a Doto neighborhood, police shot and killed an armed man holding a small child after responding to reports of the man and two women knocking on doors at about 4 a.m. Neighbors described the group as panicked, with the child, approximately one year old, only in a diaper. The man allegedly threatened officers with a handgun and refused to surrender the child. After a brief confrontation, an officer fired, resulting in the man’s death. The child was unharmed and returned to family members. The identities of the man and women remain unclear as the investigation continues.
DeSoto police say they shot a man who was holding a child and threatening to shoot at officers.
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Deep Ellum business owners support safety proposals in midst of rise in violent crime
SUMMARY: Deep Ellum business owners are addressing concerns about a recent rise in violent crime in the Dallas entertainment district. New safety measures include street closures from 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, prohibiting vehicle access but allowing pedestrian traffic. Business owner Ellen Falkner noted the neighborhood’s worsening violence and urged better collaboration among city officials, landlords, and operators to address loitering and problematic businesses. Increased police patrols and varied street closures are planned to enforce these changes. The Deep Ellum Foundation is developing a Community Safety Plan 2.0 and encourages public input via a survey to help improve the district’s safety and reputation.
After recent violent crimes in the Deep Ellum district of Dallas, business owners in the area are weighing in about what needs to be done to protect the historic spot.
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Texas House committee advances congressional redistricting plan
SUMMARY: The Texas House Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting approved House Bill 4, proposing to redraw 37 of 38 congressional districts, mainly creating five new Republican-leaning seats as urged by former President Trump. The bill’s map, presented by Rep. Todd Hunter, uses “political performance” as a criterion, openly acknowledging partisan intent. The plan targets major areas including Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and the Rio Grande Valley, establishing new majority-Hispanic districts but raising concerns about potential political retaliation against Black Democratic members. The committee vote passed 12-6 on party lines, with the full Texas House expected to debate the bill next week.
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Trump removes official overseeing jobs data after dismal employment report
SUMMARY: President Donald Trump fired Erika McEntarfer, director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), after revised job reports showed hiring slowed sharply in May, June, and July. Trump accused the agency of manipulating data for political reasons without evidence and promised a more “competent” replacement. Economists and former BLS commissioners condemned the firing, emphasizing the importance of trust in economic data. Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer supported Trump’s decision. The latest report showed only 73,000 jobs added in July, with previous months’ figures revised down significantly, signaling economic weakening amid inflation and trade tensions. The move raised concerns about politicizing economic statistics.
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