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  1. DMN Investigates
    December 16
    When Child Protective Services workers accept lies, Texas children remain in dangerous situations. And like Emma Thompson, they can also die. Read more by staff writer Robert T. Garrett: http://d-news.co/rPokj.

    Photo: Emma died from injuries that included a fractured skull after workers were lied to about her case. (Courtesy/Amanda Young Mathews)
    Photo: When Child Protective Services workers accept lies, Texas children remain in dangerous situations. And like Emma Thompson, they can also die. Read more by staff writer Robert T. Garrett: http://d-news.co/rPokj. Photo: Emma died from injuries that included a fractured skull after workers were lied to about her case. (Courtesy/Amanda Young Mathews)
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       https://www.change.org/petitions/aaron-s-inc-we-want-you-to-bring-back-decent-customer-service-in-your-stores-treat-us-with-the-dignity-and-respect-we-deserve-train-your-employee-s-to-give-us-respectable-service please sign if you have had issues with Aaron's, or are currently going through problems, In need of help, i was treated very wrong and belittled in front of customers and employees, and was shown no respect as a customer. thank you for your time and sorry if i bothered you!
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       Here in Garland, Our neighborhood school waters its vast lawns at least three times per week, possibly four, while us home owners suffer cracking lawns and foundation issues with drought. This morning under cloudless skies and with no significant rain since October 28th, here is what I saw. This is the type of things that turns people against government, when officials in high places live by a different set of rules than everyone else.
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    • Bernd Lubjuhn
      Sorry, i'm not American, but i can see what your Government in the world is doing. Corruption is terrorism! These are the consequences of corruption. The United States is at war all over the world for 50 years! Always only others are guilty! always, always, always. Many, many thanks for your bombs, bombs, bombs...t t t t t t t t.... for your human help! Base structure report fiscal year 2009 baseline: Look at the pentagon website 716 military bases in 38 countries. More than 250 000 U.S. soldiers are stationed abroad. In another 100 countries, the U.S. is a military presence. There are English, Korean, French Millitärbasen in the U.S.?? One year after the election endorses Obama, were $ 680 billions for the military budget. Use $ 680 billions for education, health and jobs! And you have millions of friends in the world! America, wake up please, please ...........
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    December 16
    The U.K.'s Guardian newspaper visited Dallas-Fort Worth for answers about natural-gas drilling. It found a ‘fracking hell.’ Read more by staff writer Reese Dunklin: http://d-news.co/rOXDB. Watch a related video by The Guardian by clicking below.
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  5. DMN Investigates
    December 12
    A Texas doctor let his chain of rural hospitals deteriorate at the expense of patients. Catch up on our 'Collapse of Care' investigation by staff writer Miles Moffeit: http://d-news.co/rIIZr. We have archived stories, videos and the latest news there.
    Photo: A Texas doctor let his chain of rural hospitals deteriorate at the expense of patients. Catch up on our 'Collapse of Care' investigation by staff writer Miles Moffeit: http://d-news.co/rIIZr. We have archived stories, videos and the latest news there.
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  6. DMN Investigates
    December 12
    The head of a charity aiding West's recovery has announced she's quitting. That comes weeks after she called some explosion victims 'ungrateful' in a column she wrote for The West News. Read more by staff writer Steve Thompson: http://d-news.co/rIPp5.
    Photo: The head of a charity aiding West's recovery has announced she's quitting. That comes weeks after she called some explosion victims 'ungrateful' in a column she wrote for The West News. Read more by staff writer Steve Thompson: http://d-news.co/rIPp5.
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  7. DMN Investigates
    December 12
    The University of Texas System once investigated Kern Wildenthal, the former president at Dallas' UT Southwestern Medical Center. But today, regents gave him a 'well-deserved' honor. Read more by staff writer Reese Dunklin: http://share.d-news.co/2HOrtIP.


    Photo: Kern Wildenthal, middle, celebrates with friends at a 2008 awards ceremony. (File photo)
    Photo: The University of Texas System once investigated Kern Wildenthal, the former president at Dallas' UT Southwestern Medical Center. But today, regents gave him a 'well-deserved' honor. Read more by staff writer Reese Dunklin: http://share.d-news.co/2HOrtIP. Photo: Kern Wildenthal, middle, celebrates with friends at a 2008 awards ceremony. (File photo)
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  17. DMN Investigates
    November 16
    Industry didn't say much in first federal hearing on improving chemical safety. Friday was very different. http://ow.ly/27wCZp #WestTX
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  18. DMN Investigates
    November 15
    Two elections this month, decided by single voters, gave Texas developers governmental powers to tax future homeowners for millions of dollars. The conflict-ripe practice been happening for more than a decade with little state oversight. Re...ad more by staff writer Reese Dunklin: http://d-news.co/qSnZo.


    Photo: Inside this mobile home in Collin County supposedly resides the lone voter who empowered developers to sell $63 million in bonds for roads and infrastructure, and to tax future homeowners to repay that debt. (Nathan Hunsinger/The Dallas Morning News)    See More
    Photo: Two elections this month, decided by single voters, gave Texas developers governmental powers to tax future homeowners for millions of dollars. The conflict-ripe practice been happening for more than a decade with little state oversight. Read more by staff writer Reese Dunklin: http://d-news.co/qSnZo. Photo: Inside this mobile home in Collin County supposedly resides the lone voter who empowered developers to sell $63 million in bonds for roads and infrastructure, and to tax future homeowners to repay that debt. (Nathan Hunsinger/The Dallas Morning News)
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  19. DMN Investigates
    November 12
    Note to parents: If your child gets hurt playing school sports, you may be the one footing the bill. Texas, unlike other states, doesn't require schools to carry or provide insurance in the event of serious injuries. Read more by staff writ...er Reese Dunklin: http://d-news.co/qKMun.


    Photo: Eddie Canales' son, Chris, was paralyzed playing football and the school had no insurance to cover the medical costs. (Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-News)    See More
    Photo: Note to parents: If your child gets hurt playing school sports, you may be the one footing the bill. Texas, unlike other states, doesn't require schools to carry or provide insurance in the event of serious injuries. Read more by staff writer Reese Dunklin: http://d-news.co/qKMun. Photo: Eddie Canales' son, Chris, was paralyzed playing football and the school had no insurance to cover the medical costs. (Helen L. Montoya/San Antonio Express-News)
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    November 9
    The state lawmaker most involved in examining the deadly West explosion has an idea for fixing Texas' fertilizer security law. But the Legislature isn't in session to act until 2015. Other state lawmakers are saying and doing less. Read more by staff writer James Drew.
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