Multiple lanes closed on I-635 and Hwy. 161 after deadly crash in Irving
Lanes on I-635 and the President George Bush Turnpike are closed in Irving due to a deadly two-vehicle crash Wednesday evening.
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Lanes on I-635 and the President George Bush Turnpike are closed in Irving due to a deadly two-vehicle crash Wednesday evening.
The driver was taken to the hospital in stable condition, the Dallas Sheriff's Office said.
The crash happened around 8 a.m.
Interstate 635 has reopened after a truck spilled chicken and alligator parts Wednesday evening, according to the Texas Department of Transportation.
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The suspect faces multiple charges, including seven counts of aggravated assault, two counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and one count of criminal mischief.
Flash flooding early Monday morning caused flooding on a portion of I-635 in Dallas.
Detectives have been unable to interview the victim due to him undergoing surgery and being medicated.
The northbound lanes of Interstate 635 in Mesquite were shutdown Thursday morning and remained closed by the lunch hour. This after the crash and explosion of a semi tractor-trailer.
At least one person is dead after an 18-wheeler smashed through a barrier wall on I-635 in Dallas Friday morning, police say.
A driver is dead after going over a bridge near I-635 and Freeport Parkway in Coppell and into a creek Tuesday morning.
The City of Dallas is suing a Texaco station at the intersection of Interstate-635 and Ferguson Road, seeking to hold it responsible for criminal activity on its property.
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The man who police say bashed in the windows of a driver along Interstate-635 in Dallas during a road rage incident caught on tape is now behind bars.
A big rig carrying a load of vegetables caught fire while traveling on Interstate-635 in Balch Springs.
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An accident involving 11 vehicles shut down southbound 121 near 635 Wednesday morning, officials in Grapevine said. The highway has since reopened.
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The driver of an 18-wheeler is dead Tuesday after his vehicle overturned on the ramp from northbound State Highway 121 to eastbound Interstate-635 in Grapevine.
A jet engine cowling fell off the back of a big rig on I-635 in Irving this morning, blocking traffic for several hours.
Controversy erupted after critics complained that the Texas Department of Transportation planned to continue using toll lanes even after voters passed a statewide referendum to avoid that.
A good Samaritan who died trying to help a woman involved in a crash in July was laid to rest on Saturday morning.
Traffic was backed up for about a mile on the northbound side of Interstate-35E in Farmers Branch on Monday morning. A big rig jackknifed during the overnight hours, leaving its trailer spread across the highway.
Jury deliberations are underway in a lawsuit filed by North Texas homeowners who claim construction work on the LBJ Express Project damaged their homes.
An officer with the Dallas Police Department was injured after his squad car was hit from behind in an early morning crash along Interstate 635/LBJ Freeway.
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Criminal charges are being pursued as the investigation into animal cruelty is continuing, the city said.
On Wednesday, Rantanen held his first official press conference in Dallas.
"The District is aware of allegations regarding teacher misconduct in a special education classroom at Millsap Elementary School."
The hospital has delayed construction on a new helipad until the eggs hatch.
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"The District is aware of allegations regarding teacher misconduct in a special education classroom at Millsap Elementary School."
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