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Fort Worth police arrest man in fatal I-20 road rage shooting of Everman educator

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By Joe Kelley Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
Fort Worth police have arrested a 37-year-old man in connection with a suspected road rage shooting that killed an Everman ISD educator early Thursday on Interstate 20. According to the Fort Worth Police Department, Patrick Lawrence faces a murder charge in the death of LaTaivia Davis. Officers said the shooting occurred around 6:30 a.m. in the eastbound lanes of I-20 near Trail Lake Drive and Granbury Road in southwest Fort Worth.
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More than 20,700 Texas students give up school vouchers after awards

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By Joe Kelley Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
More than 20,700 Texas students have returned or opted out of their school vouchers, according to data obtained by The Dallas Morning News, even as the state awarded more than 122,000 Texas Education Freedom Accounts. The figures, reflecting a snapshot as of Aug. 5, show that about two-thirds of those who gave up the funding — roughly 14,100 students — had been enrolled in public schools during the 2024-25 school year.
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World War II Memorial in Washington vandalized with soap and graffiti

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By Joe Kelley Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
The World War II Memorial on the National Mall in Washington was vandalized Thursday with soapy bubbles poured into a fountain and graffiti scrawled on the structure, prompting a federal investigation and strong condemnation from the U.S. government. According to the Interior Department, which oversees the National Park Service, red graffiti reading “Clean hands Dirty $” appeared on the Atlantic Pavilion area of the memorial, along with additional paint marks.
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