Legal Times - Fri Nov 06
An Oct. 20 Dallas County Commissioners Court order so concerned Criminal District Court No.
Paris Lady Wildcats, Commerce Lady Tigers advance in volleyball playoffsNorth Texas e-News - Fri Nov 06
The Paris Lady Cats beat the Sanger Lady Indians, 3-1, in bi-district and now Paris will take on Carrollton Farmers Branch Ranchview in the area round in McKinney at 7:00 p.m. Friday.
Dallas running out of swine flu vaccine; another death reportedWFAA-TV Dallas - Fri Nov 06
The Dallas County health department said it expects to run out of its supply of 2009 H1N1 flu vaccine on Friday as it announced the 16th death linked to the illness.
Detective in former editor's arrest resignsThe Ellis County Press Online - Thu Nov 05
John Allen "Jay" Hoskins, a reserve officer who investigated The Ellis County Press' former news editor and a former police chief ultimately leading to their arrests, has resigned.
Dallas sex offender accused of violating parole on Halloween 9:56 Am CTDenton Record-Chronicle - Thu Nov 05
A 38-year-old Dallas man and a 26-year-old Fort Worth man were among four convicted sex offenders accused of violating their parole on Halloween, the Texas Attorney General's office said.
About 3,600 vaccinated on first day of Dallas County swine flu clinicDenton Record-Chronicle - Thu Nov 05
Dallas County's first mass distribution of the swine flu vaccine Wednesday tested the patience of thousands of adults and children, who stood outdoors for hours to snag a scarce shot.
Texas setting aside 20% of swine flu doses for county health departmentsThe Dallas Morning News - Wed Nov 04
The state health department is significantly changing the way it distributes swine flu vaccine, giving more control of vaccine supplies to local health departments under a plan announced Wednesday.
About 3,600 vaccinated on first day of Dallas County swine flu clinicThe Dallas Morning News - Wed Nov 04
Dallas County's first mass distribution of the swine flu vaccine Wednesday tested the patience of thousands of adults and children, who stood outdoors for hours to snag a scarce shot.
'Cheese' provider pleads guilty during trial, gets 12-year sentenceDallas Morning News - Wed Nov 04
Daniella Rojas could have said almost anything to the man who gave her 16-year-old sister the "cheese" heroin that killed her.
Witness testifies of 'cheese' use, says drug readily available the night teen died in IrvingThe Dallas Morning News - Tue Nov 03
When Ana Rojas' father dropped her off to spend the night at a friend's Irving apartment, his parting words to his 16-year-old daughter were "be good and stay here." She did neither.
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