Four killed in I-45 crash in Dallas

Plus: Bat tests positive for rabies, Hispanic Heritage Month and more [WEEKEND ROUNDUP]( Good day, D-FW! An investigation into Dallas County’s Juvenile Department revealed that children in the county’s care were unlawfully kept in isolation for as long as five days without access to an education, exercise, outdoor recreation or showers. If you or somebody you know has been in Dallas County juvenile detention from 2009 to August 2023, [share your experiences with our public safety reporter](. Have a great rest of your weekend. We’ll have more news tomorrow morning. —Carmina Tiscareño, Audience Journalist   [Bat in North Texas tests positive for rabies. Here’s where]( Rabies, while rare in the U.S., is nearly always fatal once symptoms develop. [Four killed in I-45 crash in Dallas that closed highway for hours]( Dallas Fire-Rescue responded to the crash on Interstate 45, also known as Julius Schepps Freeway, just before [...] [Man arrested in fatal shooting of another man last year in Oak Cliff, Dallas police say]( Quentin Gellington, 38, had stepped in to stop a robbery when he was killed, police have said.   ADVERTISEMENT   [Western-themed buses will connect Fort Worth Stockyards to downtown]( Rides on the new Orange Line will be free through Oct. 31. [National Hispanic Heritage month: what to know and celebrate]( Texas history is inseparable from Hispanic history. [Beloved Texas mountain goat named ‘Bob’ dies during relocation gone bad]( Bob’s death prompted an outpouring of sadness and anger in El Paso.   ADVERTISEMENT   [‘I am afraid’: The aftermath of Springfield, Ohio, misinformation on Haitians who live there |PolitiFact]( PolitiFact | Many residents seemed hesitant to speak to news outlets; they didn’t want themselves or their [...] [A look at where a house once stood with only steps remaining.]( [With ‘hopes and dreams’ for Texas, Allison Ponthier returns to D-FW for show]( The Allen-raised singer performs Sept. 21 in Irving. [MORE NEWS](   NEWS [An image of the Toyota Stadium in Frisco. There are fireworks in the background and a few players on the field,]( Toyota Stadium could soon undergo renovations if the Frisco City Council passes a plan.(Chitose Suzuki / Staff Photographer) [Frisco City Council will vote Tuesday on Toyota Stadium renovations]( A plan in excess of $100 million to renovate Toyota Stadium, home to FC Dallas, will be voted on at Tuesday’s Frisco City Council meeting, city and team officials said Friday. If approved, it will mark the[first step toward refurbishing FC Dallas’ home](, with construction slated to begin in January, according to past filings. In May, The Dallas Morning News reported that the Major League Soccer team filed a request with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation to renovate the venue that opened in 2005. [READ MORE](   ADVERTISEMENT   [The Dallas Morning News]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [X (formerly Twitter)]( [YouTube]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Account Login]( | [Help Center]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 The Dallas Morning News • 1954 Commerce St. • Dallas, TX 75201