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Former Celina ISD teacher now faces federal charges

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2025/11/14

A former Celina coach and teacher has been indicted on federal sex charges. William Caleb Elliott has been arrested several times but now faces federal charges including eight counts of sexual exploitation of children.

40:59

Countdown to Kickoff: Week 12

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2025/11/14

Taking a look at Week 12 of the Texas High School football schedule and standings.

2:04

Our warm weather sticks around for a while!

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2025/11/14

0:39

Congresswoman Johnson demands Obamacare subsidy...

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2025/11/13

A democrat from North Dallas was among those who were not moved to join the Senate deal in reopening the government. Congresswoman Julie Johnson has been a vocal advocate to extend Obamacare subsidies.

0:34

Dallas Mayor Johnson touts corporate expansions,...

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2025/11/13

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson focused in heavily on the number of major corporations either moving to or expanding their corporate headquarters in Dallas during his 2025 State of the City Address Thursday. The mayor spoke from the soon-to-be-opened Texas Stock Exchange.

4:19

Major Bill Nicholl, now 104 years old, talks about...

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2025/11/13

0:32

Screwworm prevention passed as part of government...

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2025/11/12

A part of the government funding legislation is an act focused on the growing screwworm threat. The Stop the Screwworms with Active Readiness and Mitigation - or SWARM - Act requires the Department of Agriculture to give details to Congress on U. S. readiness and response initiatives it plans to implement and is already executing.

2:45

The Salvation Army's Carolyn Webb talks about the...

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2025/11/12

0:37

Dallas City Council moves municipal elections to...

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2025/11/12

The Dallas City Council has approved a measure that will move future municipal elections from the spring to the fall. There has been ongoing discussion about the possibility moving all city elections to November of odd-numbered years.

0:42

Several suspected gang members arrested across North...

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2025/11/12

21 documented gang members have been arrested in a multi-agency operation that began in Arlington and spread across the entire Metroplex. Arlington Police Chief Al Jones says the suspects are connected to the "Kiccdoe" street gang that is associated with a variety of crimes from burglaries to murder.

1:50

A BIG warm up is on the way!

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2025/11/12

0:32

Texas DPS honors 2,100 veterans working for department

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2025/11/11

The Texas Department of Public Safety is honoring over 2,100 veterans working for the department. Nearly all branches of the U.S. Military are represented in the Texas Department of Public Safety.

0:29

Dallas Mavericks fire GM Nico Harrison

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2025/11/11

The Dallas Mavericks have fired General Manager Nico Harrison. The Dallas Mavericks Governor is sharing an open letter to all Mavs fans after deciding to fire Harrison. The Mavs have started the season three and eight and are second to last in the west.

1:43

A big warm up is on the way! Rain by the weekend

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2025/11/11

0:32

Veterans Day parades and ceremonies to take place...

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2025/11/10

There are a number of ways to celebrate Veterans Day across Dallas Fort Worth Tuesday. There are a number of parades including one in Dallas, one in Fort Worth, and one in Arlington.

0:34

AG Paxton sues nonprofit for 'Unlawful registering...

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2025/11/10

The Texas Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against a nonprofit he claims is engaging in unlawful voter registration. Attorney General Ken Paxton says Jolt Initiative Inc orchestrated a design to sabotage Texas election integrity and allow illegal immigrants to vote.

0:31

Flight cancellations continue even with shutdown...

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2025/11/10

Just because there is significant light at the end of the tunnel to reopen the government, major headaches remain for air travelers. The government remains shut down which means mandatory flight reductions are still in effect.

1:53

Another chilly day today, but a quick warm-up is on...

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2025/11/10

3:35

Homeward Bound Executive Director Doug Denton talks...

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2025/11/08

0:43

SNAP benefit losses could mean more evictions

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2025/11/07

The longer SNAP benefit recipients go without assistance, chances grow significantly for more problems. CEO Kimberly Williams of Dallas-based Interfaith Family Services is very concerned about a spike in evictions because families will have to choose between buying food or paying their rent and utilities.

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