SUMMARY: AT&T agreed to a $177 million settlement after two major data breaches exposed personal information of millions of customers. The first breach, starting in 2019, affected about 7.6 million current and 65.4 million former customers, with data found on the dark web. The second breach in 2022 exposed nearly all customers’ data. Two settlement funds of $149 million and $28 million received preliminary court approval. Qualifying customers will be contacted via email and must file claims by November 18, 2025, providing documentation of damages for maximum payouts of $5,000 or $2,500. Payments are expected early 2026.

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SUMMARY: Johnny Turnage, who lost his eyesight and mother in the same year, sought an emotional support puppy through a Craigslist ad for an eight-week-old teacup Yorkie named Clover. After paying over $500 in deposits and fees to a seller who repeatedly failed to deliver the puppy or meet as promised, Turnage realized he was scammed. The American Kennel Club confirmed the seller was not registered, and experts warn that excessive fees and low prices are common red flags. The Better Business Bureau advises seeing pets in person and verifying listings. Johnny’s brother started a GoFundMe to help him get a legitimate support dog.

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SUMMARY: Fox Four News reports a freight train derailment near Gordon in Palo Pinto County involving 35 cars and a grass fire; no leaks or injuries reported. Dallas city officials consider closing the Skillman Library amid budget cuts, despite efforts to keep it open. Arlington ISD expresses frustration over inaccurate STAAR test scores and plans an appeal, expecting improvements. Meanwhile, humanitarian conditions in Gaza remain catastrophic, with hospitals overwhelmed and over 1,600 deaths since May. Indonesia plans to airdrop 800 tons of aid. Diplomatic efforts for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire stalled, with Israeli PM Netanyahu stating a partial deal window has closed.

Here are four stories you should know about for Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2025. Cleanup is underway after major train derailment in Palo Pinto County. Dallas is considering closing four libraries. Arlington ISD is expressing frustration over what they say are inaccurate STAAR test scores. And mediators in Egypt are trying to help iron out a temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Here’s what we know about the war.

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