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Forums Relieving Community Census Fears
A U. S. Census Bureau forum in east Arlington wasn't as popular as organizers had hoped. Instead of the 500 they were expecting, a few dozen showed up.  The forum was focused on the Hispanic community around Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Arlington to deliver three messages.  "The census is easy, it's important, it's safe."

Dallas Zoo Offering Spring Break Curriculum
For many North Texas schools, Spring Break comes as a much-needed break. But at the Dallas Zoo, it is a time to enhance the experience of learning about wildlife and conservation through various educational programs. Animal sculptures and artwork are just part of the curriculum found at the Dallas Zoo, even for students as young as pre-school.

Cruz Rewarding Rangers For Their Patience
Two years ago, Nelson Cruz didn't even make the Rangers' roster out of spring training. No other team claimed him and he was sent to Triple-A Oklahoma, where he had an MVP season. Cruz hit 33 homers with 20 stolen bases last season for the Rangers, making the All-Star team last summer. He is now unquestionably their starting right fielder.

Hamilton's Hand Is OK, But Tooth Is Hurting
Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton's left hand is OK after being hit by a pitch. Now he has a toothache. Hamilton arrived at the Rangers clubhouse Tuesday morning with a swollen face, and then went to the dentist for what is believed to be an infected tooth.

Mexican Tour Bus Overturns In South Texas
A tour bus headed for Mexico carrying 40 people overturned along a southern Texas highway on Tuesday, killing at least two people and injuring an unknown number of others, officials said. The accident happened around 10 a.m. on southbound Interstate 37, about 45 miles south of San Antonio, Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Tom Vinger told The Associated Press. He said investigators suspect equipment failure may have caused the crash.

American Airlines Wants Exemption From Tarmac Rule
Add American Airlines to the list of carriers that want out of the government's new rule to limit the time passengers can be held on the tarmac. American has filed for a temporary exemption with the Department of Transportation, saying delays caused by the closure of the main runway at New York's JFK airport could cost them millions in fines.

Train Catches Fire After Wreck In Saginaw
A collision between a Union Pacific freight train and a military truck in Saginaw sparked a fire that damaged a locomotive and left an engineer slightly hurt. Union Pacific spokeswoman Raquel Espinoza-Williams said Tuesday that crossing lights and gates were operating at the time of the accident Monday night. The cause of the wreck is sought.

Dallas Jail Guard Fired Over Anti-Gay Remarks
A Dallas County jail guard recently fired after allegedly making anti-gay remarks and commenting about religion has said his free speech rights have been violated but he will not seek to regain his job. A sheriff's department review concluded Stephen Johnson, 59, persisted in volunteering his religious opinions and speaking out against homosexuality.

Local Men Share Their Breast Cancer Battles
Mastectomies, chemotherapy, radiation and even death -- those are all things that millions of women deal with when diagnosed with breast cancer. But few people think about or even know that breast cancer can affect men, too. Dennis Withers discovered a lump in his breast 10 years ago this spring. "I just happened to lean forward and the table hit me about right here and I felt something, a lump, and... uh oh, that's not supposed to be here," he recalled.

Haltom City Family Upset After Son Is Assaulted
A Haltom City mother is frustrated with the response from Haltom Middle School officials after herseventh grade son was assaulted in a locker room shower and threatened with rape.

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Pre-implosion tour puts gutted Texas Stadium on display

Journalist, actor to discuss Nixon interviews at Winspear in Dallas

Soggy day interrupts otherwise sunny week for Dallas-Fort Worth

Veteran Dallas County jail guard fired over comments

Meteorologist Garry Seith's Late AM Update

Haltom City Family Upset After Son Is Assaulted
A Haltom City mother is frustrated with the response from Haltom Middle School officials after herseventh grade son was assaulted in a locker room shower and threatened with rape.

Local Men Share Their Breast Cancer Battles
Mastectomies, chemotherapy, radiation and even death -- those are all things that millions of women deal with when diagnosed with breast cancer. But few people think about or even know that breast cancer can affect men, too.

New Websites Combine Coupons & Social Networking
Coupons are more fun when you share them with friends -- that's the premise behind new websites that combine deep discounts with social networking.

Oncor: Test Results Show Smart Meters Accurate
Many North Texans still have doubts about the accuracy of Oncor's new Smart Meters, despite the energy giant's campaign to prove the validity of their readings.

Judge Hears Testimony In Mansfield "Oreo" Flap
A bus driver is accused of threatening students with a knife, all because of some cookie crumbs left on the bus. Former Mansfield school bus driver William Allen is charged with making a terroristic threat to three 11-year-old girls.

Dog Attack Leaves Dallas Neighborhood In Fear
A vicious attack on a neighborhood dog has led to anger and fear in far North Dallas. Residents say they've complained for days about a wandering pit bull that killed a beloved family pet Sunday and worry that a child could be harmed next.

"Brain Washing" Could Help Premature Babies
A new procedure could drastically reduce the risk of death or brain damage in premature babies. It's called brainwashing. CBS News takes a look at how it works.

Obama: "We Need Courage" On Health Care Reform
With the clock ticking in the battle over health care reform, Democrats and President Obama are rushing to line up the votes.

Athlete Who Died During Dallas Marathon Remembered
The family of a 32-year-old man who collapsed and died after running the Rock 'n' Roll Dallas Half Marathon on Sunday is waiting for autopsy results to find out what happened. Meantime, former coaches are remembering Mark Austry as a superb athlete.