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Former CFO of Dallas-based nonprofit sentenced to 5 years in prison for wire fraud

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By Nicole Asbury
| MSN Verified
The former chief financial officer of a Dallas-based charity for children was recently sentenced to five years in prison after he pled guilty to wire fraud. Federal prosecutors accused former Child and Family Guidance Center CFO Jeffrey Scott Keehn of a scheme that stole about $2.1 million from the nonprofit from 2016 to 2023. Keehn, 55, used the nonprofit's checking account to write fraudulent checks to himself.
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North Texas will have another hot, sunny day, as an elevated fire danger continues Original

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By Nicole Asbury
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Dallas will see another day of hot and sunny weather Sunday, as temperatures will soar into the triple digits, according to a forecast from the National Weather Service’s office in Fort Worth. Sunday’s forecast will have a high of 103 degrees in the afternoon, though it could feel closer to 105 degrees in some spots. Temperatures will reach a low of 79 degrees at night, according to the weather service. Article continues below this ad There is an elevated fire danger across the region.
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Efforts to contain the Ross fire continue in North Texas

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By Nicole Asbury, Michael Cuviello
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
August 30, 2026 / Nicole Asbury,Michael Cuviello Firefighters are expected to continue attempting to contain the Ross fire, a 85,000-acre inferno. The wildfire is among the largest in North Texas on record. Average rating 0 / 5. Vote count: 0 No votes so far! Be the first to rate this post. What did you think of this story? Spin it or stop it! 🤖 T-SPAN AI estimate · 0% Spin · refines with your vote (0/10) How do you like TSPAN? 1 votes
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