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Plus, the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma agree on a new contract for their annual football game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. And in Garland, police are looking for a shooter after a 15-year-old boy was found dead in the street.

The population of downtown Dallas has increased by 71% in the last decade, according to Downtown Dallas, Inc. It estimates that 13,000 people live downtown, with 80,000 within a two-mile radius. This week, we take a look at what's driven the rise in residents and what comes next.

Plus, Austin police arrested a suspect in connection to a shooting spree that left six people dead, and the hairdresser of the accused murderer of a Seattle tourist comes to the stand in trial.

Plus, a young girl is in CPS custody Wednesday after authorities say her parents left her at a Dallas hospital, and A.I. is helping make breast cancer screenings more accurate.

Plus, Dallas County health leaders hope a new website will help educate people about the deadly fentanyl crisis in North Texas, and Dallas police are still trying to determine if evidence in more than 100 murder cases was accidentally deleted.

Plus, testimony started Tuesday in the murder trial of a former Mesquite woman accused of killing a Seattle tourist, and Texas DFPS is looking for the missing family of a child found at a Dallas hospital.

Plus, former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean is asking a Tarrant County judge to overturn his manslaughter conviction in the death of Atatiana Jefferson.

Plus, Dallas County officials are bringing in the FBI to help investigate a cybercrime that may have cost taxpayers millions of dollars, and we're getting a first-hand look at the scene inside a Fort Worth credit union where a Tarrant County Sheriff's deputy was shot a week ago.

Also, more updates on the southeast Dallas shooting involving a one-year-old, and a Fort Worth couple is killed by a wrong-way driver over the weekend.

Also, a man died in a Denton apartment fire despite efforts from neighbors, and some police officers started to carry radiation detectors in their belts.