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Also, Fort Worth police are investigating a shooting that could have been caused by road rage, and the Dallas City Council voted to name Kimberly Tolbert to be the Interim City Manager.

Plus, the Richardson school district is mulling over a plan to close four elementary schools, hoping to narrow a $28 million budget gap. And a serial rapist who targeted sorority sisters in four counties has pleaded guilty. KRLD All Local - February 27, 2024.

Plus, the city of Dallas is moving quickly to name an interim city manager, and two Denton police officers are being called heroes for saving a woman in an overturned car.

Plus, one person is dead and one is injured after a house explosion and Richardson ISD is hosting a meeting for parents to discuss why some elementary schools are closing.

Also, six people are recovering from a Sunday police chase, and TxDOT reached a milestone in its $174 million plan to rebuild the East Loop 820 and Highway 121 interchange.

Plus, Dallas city leaders are getting started on plans to select a new city manager after T.C. Broadnax announced his resignation effective June 3, and record heat is expected Monday with high temperatures approaching 90 degrees.

Also, a Fort Worth police involved in a crash early morning is on their way to recovery at local hospital, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Denton ISD for electioneering; Denton ISD says it will comply with all election rules.

Also, parents are still concerned after the Mesquite gun incident, and a new state law is used to indict a Denton man and woman over Fentanyl death cases.

Plus, Richardson ISD is the latest in North Texas to make the tough decision to close some schools, and Southwest Airlines reached a tentative deal with a union that represents nearly 18,000 employees.

Plus, Dallas City Manager is stepping down after seven years.