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Plus, investigation continues into the fire engine crash in Fort Worth that injured four firefighters now identified. 

Plus, the Fort Worth Fire Department has wrapped up its investigation into the explosion at the Sandman Hotel, and Dallas police have sent some officers to Las Vegas to help with Super Bowl security, including a canine officer.

The Starbucks in Highland Park Village is one of the first locations in Texas, arguably the very first. Back in December, The Dallas Morning News reported its lease would not be renewed and would end in to February.

With the closing coming soon, what’s the impact on Dallas residents? The location helped pioneer a new coffeehouse culture for 30 years. It was a popular space for social gatherings and one of the largest Starbucks in Texas. So, Texas Wants to Know, how have changing consumer habits impacted the Starbucks location in Highland Park Village? 

Plus, the American Airlines Pilot Union expresses concerns for Boeing's MAX jet program, and a person responsible for shooting a dog will not face any charges.

Plus, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is not a fan of the border security bill, and he's joining 14 other attorneys general in sending a letter to the Senate demanding changes. And a capital murder indictment has been leveled against a Forney man who got into a shootout with a federal task force.

Plus, New Hampshire officials traced a fake Biden robocall to a man in North Texas, and four Fort Worth firefighters are still recovering from a serious crash.

Plus, the suspect for a triple murder in Arlington was arrested in Mississippi on Tuesday, and paint company Sherwin-Williams was fined around $300,000 for the 2023 explosion and fire at its Garland paint factory.

Plus, a quiet plea agreement has ended the legal troubles for the mother of the so-called affluenza teen, and Plano is asking for public input to help properly plan for two light rail stations that are being built to accommodate the new DART Silver Line. 

Plus, the group that pushed to decriminalize marijuana is now fighting back against Attorney General Ken Paxton. And NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal is sponsoring a gun buyback event in Dallas this weekend. KRLD All Local - February 6, 2024

Plus, fans disappointed Dallas didn't land the final game, and ATT to be known as Dallas stadium during the World Cup.