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Plus, capital murder indictments were handed down in connection to the deadly September shooting of an armored car guard, and a look at how the prices of holiday essentials compare to prices last year and pre-pandemic.

Plus, an Arlington girl was critically injured in a hit-and-run accident on Thursday, and CPS officials say the little girl found abandoned at Baylor Hospital in Dallas is still in their custody, but that could change.

Plus, a body was found inside a car that was set on fire, and a man was sent to prison for life after sneaking up on two police officers and opening fire with a shotgun.

Plus, a Collin County man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for shooting two Sachse police officers, and eight Granbury middle school students are recovering after some suspicious candy sent them to the hospital.

Plus, eight middle school students in Granbury continue recovering after they became ill when they ate candy given to them by a classmate, and the U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to approve an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden.

Twenty years ago, an iconic venue for North Texas wrestling fans, the Dallas Sportatorium, was torn down. But this month, it's coming back -- on the big screen in the movie Iron Claw.

Plus, a Fort Worth man fatally shoots himself while being chased by police and Dallas could impose restrictions on drop boxes for charities and nonprofit groups.

Plus, former Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins died Tuesday at the age of 56, and the Fort Worth ISD school board voted unanimously not to allow unlicensed chaplains to work as counselors in schools.

Plus, Lisa Dykes takes witness stand and denies murdering woman, and a federal judge upholds Texas TikTok ban. 

Plus, Keller ISD approved chaplains in schools after a vocal debate, and a local drug dealer is going to federal prison for decades.