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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.

Police continue to search for the shooter who killed a 21-year-old woman and wounded 8 others in a shooting in southeast Dallas. Texas oilman Herbert Hunt dies at age 95. KRLD All Local - April 15, 2024

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.

White House Director of the Office of Gun Violence Prevention Stefanie Feldman joined KRLD's Ask the Expert on Thursday to discuss the president's attempt to close the "gun show loophole."