The Dallas City Council approved a resolution Wednesday that would restrict city resources such as funds, personnel, and hardware from being used to investigate abortions.



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The Dallas City Council approved a resolution Wednesday that would restrict city resources such as funds, personnel, and hardware from being used to investigate abortions.
 
Image courtesy of Steven Pickering

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Dallas City Council passes abortion resolution

Early voting starts next week in local elections where voters in some cities will pick mayors, council members and decide how to spend money. KRLD's Alan Scaia takes a look at an issue that'll go before voters in Dallas.

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Early voting starts next week in local elections where voters in some cities will pick mayors, council members and decide how to spend money. KRLD's Alan Scaia takes a look at an issue that'll go before voters in Dallas.
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Supporters of Dallas bond rally ahead of early voting

Thanks to a huge boost in international travel, DFW airport drops to the 3rd busiest in the world. KRLD's Susan Darwin explains.

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Thanks to a huge boost in international travel, DFW airport drops to the 3rd busiest in the world. KRLD's Susan Darwin explains.
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DFW International Airport ranks third busiest in the world

In Dallas, a high school student continues to recover after being shot last week while police try to figure out how someone got a gun into the school.

With extra police on campus, students returned to Wilmer Hutchins High School today following a shooting Friday. Police say a 17-year-old student is in custody, accused of shooting another student in the leg. The victim is recovering.

Police say it was a targeted attack but they are not saying what led to the shooting.

Meanwhile, investigators are trying to figure out how the gun got into the building. Wilmer Hutchins has metal detectors and a clear backpack policy, but the gun was smuggled in any way. In addition to extra security, counselors are also on campus for anyone who needs them.

In Dallas, a high school student continues to recover after being shot last week while police try to figure out how someone got a gun into the school.
With extra police on campus, students returned to Wilmer Hutchins High School today following a shooting Friday. Police say a 17-year-old student is in custody, accused of shooting another student in the leg. The victim is recovering.
Police say it was a targeted attack but they are not saying what led to the shooting.
Meanwhile, investigators are trying to figure out how the gun got into the building. Wilmer Hutchins has metal detectors and a clear backpack policy, but the gun was smuggled in any way. In addition to extra security, counselors are also on campus for anyone who needs them.

Dallas City Council passes abortion resolution

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