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Craig Chittenden was detained after FBI special agents in Dallas, Texas alerted authorities in the UK about his online behaviour.

Police seized more than $100,000 in cash from a 25-year-old Chicago woman for not correctly describing what her suitcase looked like.

DALLAS— Cuando uno tiene 80 o 90 años, o tal vez 70 o 60, puede pensar que el tren del ejercicio ha abandonado la estación y que se está perfectamente feliz al no estar a bordo.

DALLAS — When you are in your 80s or your 90s, or perhaps your 70s or 60s, you may think your exercise train has left the station and you’re perfectly happy not to be on board.

DALLAS — Avocado, known in some Mexican regions as “oro verde,” or green gold, may soon become a fruit so scarce in the United States that it could be worth its weight in gold, if you can find it at all.

DALLAS — On a stage Monday at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in a room full of roofing contractors, the men most responsible for the Cowboys’ last three world championships put aside any old grudges.

DALLAS — A man accused of selling a handgun to a British national who took a rabbi and three other men hostage at a North Texas synagogue will remain in custody until his trial, a federal judge ordered Wednesday morning after a hearing in Dallas.

FORT WORTH, Texas — Four former Angels players testified Tuesday to using oxycodone pills they received from Eric Kay, the team’s former communications director charged with giving Tyler Skaggs the drugs that resulted in his death in a suburban Dallas hotel room in July 2019.

Alphabet Inc's (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Wing unit promoted its longtime CTO to the CEO role.  Wing seeks to expand its drone delivery operations rapidly, including the Dallas suburbs. Adam Woodworth replaced James Ryan Burgess as the CEO, who stepped aside from most of his duties following a health issue. Burgess will remain an adviser…

DALLAS — The Dallas Stars would like to see much more of the Colorado Avalanche. They’d just like to perform differently than they did on Sunday.

DALLAS — Feigning ignorance before tipoff to hide a team’s strategic cards can be as much a function of the job for NBA coaches as drawing up plays during timeouts. When he says he can’t remember his starting lineup, or the status of a player’s health, Los Angeles Clippers coach…