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There are concerns the FIFA World Cup could increase an ever-constant problem in the United States. Experts are worried about a surge in human trafficking given the supply and demand during major sporting events.

The family of longtime Dallas community activist Sylvia Collins has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Atmos Energy, Barba Drilling Co., and several other companies following last week's deadly apartment explosion in Oak Cliff that killed three people and injured several others.

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World Cup ticketholders for matches at AT&T Stadium will notice street closures that are usually open during Cowboys games. Arlington Police Chief Al Jones is warning fans that AT&T Way between Cowboys Way and Randol Mill Road will be shut down during matches.

With FIFA World Cup matches set to begin in North Texas on June 14, local, state, and federal officials say years of planning have prepared the region to host one of the world's largest sporting events safely.

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Medical City is deploying a number of surge medical tents which serve as small remote hospitals. Those tents are being deployed out of the Medical City Arlington and Medical City Frisco locations and can treat some minor injuries that are usually treated at their hospitals.