The Dallas Zoo hosted its first "Dollar Day" of the summer Thursday. People with reservations could get in for $1.
"I love it so much. I'm happy to be here with my grandchildren," one woman said as she took a picture with her granddaughter in a stroller.

Photo courtesy: Alan Scaia

The Dallas Zoo hosted its first "Dollar Day" of the summer Thursday. People with reservations could get in for $1. "I love it so much. I'm happy to be here with my grandchildren," one woman said as she took a picture with her granddaughter in a stroller.
Photo courtesy: Alan Scaia

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Dallas Zoo sells out summer's first Dollar Day

After President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, KRLD asked if the coronavirus is making a comeback Is this seasonal or is there something more going on? KRLD's Mike Rogers talked to Dr. Donna Casey. Immediate Past President of the Dallas County Medical Society, about the current COVID situation.

After President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, KRLD asked if the coronavirus is making a comeback Is this seasonal or is there something more going on? KRLD's Mike Rogers talked to Dr. Donna Casey. Immediate Past President of the Dallas County Medical Society, about the current COVID situation.

U.S. is seeing a 'mini-surge' in cases of COVID-19, expert says

A Gofundme is set up for a Wise County teen who suffered severe burns while protecting children from a fireworks accident. 

Greenwood resident Hunter Donahue was at a Fourth of July event helping with a fireworks show. One of the mortars explode, setting off a chain reaction with other nearby fireworks. As people started to scatter, Hunter threw himself over some small children nearby. He was hit on his back and his head suffering third-degree burns on over 30 percent of his body. Burned and bleeding, he was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery and received skin grafts. Doctors say he may need more surgery. If you’d like to help this local hero pay for mounting medical bills, you can donate through GoFundMe on the Hunter Donahue page.

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A Gofundme is set up for a Wise County teen who suffered severe burns while protecting children from a fireworks accident. 
Greenwood resident Hunter Donahue was at a Fourth of July event helping with a fireworks show. One of the mortars explode, setting off a chain reaction with other nearby fireworks. As people started to scatter, Hunter threw himself over some small children nearby. He was hit on his back and his head suffering third-degree burns on over 30 percent of his body. Burned and bleeding, he was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery and received skin grafts. Doctors say he may need more surgery. If you’d like to help this local hero pay for mounting medical bills, you can donate through GoFundMe on the Hunter Donahue page.
Photo credit: wattanaphob, Getty Images

GoFundMe account open for teen severely burned while protecting others from fireworks accident

A weak cold front reached Central Texas on Thursday morning, taking showers and thunderstorms with it. North Texas will see just a few spotty showers, and after temperatures get out of the 70s this morning, they'll only warm to near 90 degrees. The average high is 96 degrees.

Photo credit: National Weather Service

A weak cold front reached Central Texas on Thursday morning, taking showers and thunderstorms with it. North Texas will see just a few spotty showers, and after temperatures get out of the 70s this morning, they'll only warm to near 90 degrees. The average high is 96 degrees.
Photo credit: National Weather Service

Dallas Zoo sells out summer's first Dollar Day

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