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Plus, Fort Worth police are testing ideas to help cut down on crime in the West 7th Entertainment district, and could Amtrak bring high-speed trains to Texas?

Plus, Duncanville police said they have not yet filed charges in connection to a deadly dog attack, and residents in a Johnson County neighborhood found anti-Semitic material on their front yards.

Plus, prosecutors rested their case against a McKinney woman accused of helping plan the murder of her fiance's ex-girlfriend, and a community meeting will be held Tuesday night to discuss security following the Wilmer Hutchins High School shooting.

Plus, Rashee Rice is being sued for his role in a high-speed crash that injured several drivers, and a community meeting is planned for Wilmer-Hutchins High School following a recent shooting on campus.

Plus, a Fort Worth Episcopal minister was arrested on charges of online solicitation of a minor, and 100 students and some teachers walked out of Wilmer-Hutchins High School in protest of recent gun violence.

Plus, tax returns are due Monday, and a Dallas resident makes history after winning his second Masters.

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Also, former Richardson Anesthesiologist Raynaldo Ortiz is found guilty of tampering with IV bags, and the Brenham DPS office was hit by a stolen 18-wheeler.

Plus, jury deliberation continues in the IV bag tampering trial of a former Richardson doctor, and Plano police are looking into more accusations of a local business involved in prostitution.

Plus, the man racing against Rashee Rice and causing a chain reaction crash has been suspended from the SMU football team, and the jury begins deliberating the IV bag tampering case.