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Amber Alert Discontinued, Missing Haltom City 12-Year-old Girl Found
SUMMARY: The Texas Department of Public Safety discontinued the Amber Alert for 12-year-old Cassie Johnson Wednesday morning after she was found by Haltom City police. The investigation into her disappearance is ongoing. She was last seen at 4801 Haltom Road around 10:38 p.m. Monday and is believed to be in grave or immediate danger. Cassie is described as black, 5’4″ with black hair and brown eyes, and was wearing a black hoodie with a “Venom” logo, black or grey pants, and black high-top Converse shoes. Anyone with information is asked to contact Haltom City police at 817-222-7000.
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Federal judge strikes down some North Carolina abortion restrictions – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
SUMMARY: A federal judge ruled to permanently block a North Carolina abortion law provision requiring doctors to document the pregnancy location before prescribing pills, deeming it too vague. This provision had been temporarily halted by U.S. District Judge Catherine Eagles last year. Eagles also reinstated a law mandating abortions after 12 weeks be performed in hospitals, citing legislators' claims of enhanced maternal health safety. Planned Parenthood argued it would increase procedure danger and cost. North Carolina's updated abortion laws largely remain, reducing access from 20 to 12 weeks. The state remains a key destination for out-of-state abortions. The ruling can be appealed.
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Woman arrested, 2 others accused looting Hurricane Beryl-ravaged Westchase area apartments
SUMMARY: Police in Houston have arrested 61-year-old Tamara Brown for allegedly breaking into multiple Westchase-area apartments damaged by Hurricane Beryl. Brown reportedly worked with two others, who remain at large. A man from Woodlake Oaks Apartments had to evacuate after his roof caved in and subsequently reported a burglary where thieves took electronics. Eyewitnesses found several garbage bags filled with potential stolen items outside the complex. In the Westbury neighborhood, Victoria Ma returned home to find her residence burglarized after losing power due to the hurricane. Brown was released on a $10,000 bond and ordered to stay 200 feet away from the complex.
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Weekend I-45 closures announced in Houston area this weekend, delays expected
SUMMARY: The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) announced multiple I-45 closures in Houston this weekend. While Highway 59 closures are postponed, I-45 closures will remain through the weekend. Key closures include the I-45 Gulf frontage road from Broad Street to Griggs Road and several lanes and ramps at I-45 North near Beltway 8. Drivers should expect delays and consider alternate routes. Closures are subject to weather, and updates are available on the Houston TranStar website or TxDOT’s social media. The closures will last from Friday night, July 26, through early Monday, July 29.
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