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wfaa.com — DALLAS - It's a tragic bond two mothers share. One turned her son in to police after a hit-and-run accident. Tthe other gave birth to the man who was run down and left for dead. Both are sharing their painful stories with News 8.

wfaa.com — DALLAS - When Hosam Smadi faced a terrorism conviction in a plot to kill thousands by blowing up the Fountain Place office tower in downtown Dallas, he went before a judge for sentencing. This is what he said: "Osama bin Laden is a bad man.

wfaa.com — DALLAS - When Hosam Smadi faced a terrorism conviction in a plot to kill thousands by blowing up the Fountain Place office tower in downtown Dallas, he went before a judge for sentencing. This is what he said: "Osama bin Laden is a bad man.

wfaa.com — DALLAS - Big changes are coming to the longest-running marathon in the State of Texas. It will no longer be called the "White Rock Marathon." The new name is the "Metro PCS Dallas Marathon." The race will no longer begin and end at Fair Park, and the revised route will include two prominent new Dallas landmarks.

wfaa.com — EL PASO - El Paso County does not mess around... at least not when it comes to deadbeat jurors like Fernando Valdez. When Valdez missed jury service and ignored a summons to explain himself to a judge, the county issued a warrant for his arrest.

wfaa.com — DALLAS - Every December since 1971, runners have lined up for the Dallas White Rock Marathon. It's the first leg of the "Marathons of Texas," followed by the Houston Marathon and the Austin Marathon. Notice in the names of the other two Texas marathons, city names are used only, and that's the way Dallas city leaders want the marathon to be named here as well.

wfaa.com — NEWS 8 INVESTIGATES DALLAS - New questions are being raised about the possible preferential treatment of student athletes in the Dallas Independent School District. News 8 has been investigating the possible recruitment of athletes at Kimball High School. Concerns have now emerged about athletes at Skyline High School who were allegedly caught stealing school equipment, then allowed to return to class.

wfaa.com — DALLAS - The Dallas City Council Wednesday will decide whether to crack down even harder on drivers who pass stopped school buses. They'll vote on a new plan to save lives - and possibly make some money. The chance of getting a ticket for going around a bus when the stop sign is out would go up.

wfaa.com — DALLAS - Primary election day in Texas is one week from Tuesday, on May 29. And the Republican race for U.S. Senate could be headed to a runoff. A University of Texas-Texas Tribune poll shows Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst just nine points ahead of Ted Cruz, 40 percent to 31 percent.

wfaa.com — DALLAS - Primary election day in Texas is one week from Tuesday, on May 29. And the Republican race for U.S. Senate could be headed to a runoff. A University of Texas-Texas Tribune poll shows Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst just nine points ahead of Ted Cruz, 40 percent to 31 percent.

wfaa.com — GARLAND - Roxy Capetillo remembers when her son, Manuel, and his friends played basketball together near her home. "Now, it's silence all around me," Capetillo said. "It's like something empty. It's just not the same. I think about every holiday, every birthday. How is it going to be the same?

wfaa.com — The Musers amuse Ron....and the rest of us.

wfaa.com — A new poll indicates the race in the Texas Republican primary for U.S. Senate could be headed for a runoff. The poll by the Texas Tribune and the Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas at Austin found Lt, Gov. David Dewhurst with 40 percent support.

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