Dallas police and fire chief object to use of their images in election mailers
Dallas police and fire chief object to use of their images in election mailers
Two Dallas City Council candidate mailers dispute the political perception that they supported “defunding police” but do not claim an endorsement by either official.
Dallas City Hall ((File Photo / Staff))
On the eve of Saturday’s Dallas City Council elections, the police and fire chiefs decried the use of their images in campaign materials from at least two candidates.
Police Chief Eddie García and Fire-Rescue Chief Dominique Artis said use of their photos on political mailers from council members Adam Bazaldua and Omar Narvaez could wrongly imply endorsements by uniformed employees.
Carroll High School community reaction to return to crash zone
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas â The news Wednesday that expanded crash zones for Cabaniss Air Field now include the construction site for the new Carroll High School was met with disappointment by several members of the school s community.
The thought of a Navy pilot-in-training possibly accidentally crashing a plane into her son s school is another item for Carroll High mother Maxine Donna to worry about.
âItâs just something we have to think about and consider now, she said. Iâm going to have to think about it.
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Texas Supreme Court tosses restraining order against Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther
Texas Supreme Court tosses restraining order against Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther
Shelley Luther would have faced five more days in jail for opening her business despite restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic if justices had found the order legitimate.
Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther reacts to seeing supporters after being released from Dallas County Jail on May 7, 2020 in Dallas. The Texas Supreme Court ordered Luther release.(Juan Figueroa / Staff Photographer)
A Dallas state district judge was wrong to issue a restraining order against salon owner Shelley Luther last year for opening her business despite restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic, the state’s highest civil court has found.