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1. 'I just want them to come fix it': East Dallas water leak flows for 39 days (nbcdfw.com) — An East Dallas homeowner has watched a city water main leak run through his driveway and into the street for 39 days, despite multiple 311 reports to Dallas Water Utilities. The problem reflects a broader citywide struggle with aging pipes and major water loss, while neighbors wait for crews to finally repair the break near Lakeland Drive and San Fernando Way.
2. Suspect faces intoxication manslaughter, immigration hold after fatal Duncanville crash (fox4news.com) — A wrong-way crash on Highway 67 in nearby Duncanville killed 29-year-old father Kenan Ellis and seriously injured his two cousins, with the suspected intoxicated driver now held at Dallas County Jail on a $110,000 bond and an immigration hold. Ellis' family, including his sister in Dallas County, are grieving while relatives recover from multiple broken bones and long-term injuries.
3. Spotlight: Glam Goth in Dallas – Lizzy Exists – [your]NEWS (yournews.com) — Dallas' goth community takes center stage through local influencer Lizzy Exists and her nights at historic nightclub The Church, where alternative fashion and music foster a sense of belonging. Her story highlights how Dallas' alt scene supports creativity, combats isolation, and offers a welcoming space for residents exploring goth culture and self-expression.
4. Celebrate Three Decades Of Kennedy Davenport (hesaiddallas.com) — Dallas drag fans can still snag tickets for Kennedy Davenport's big 30th birthday and career celebration tomorrow night at the Rose Room on Cedar Springs. The star-packed show features multiple RuPaul's Drag Race performers, local legends as hosts, and options from standing room to VIP meet-and-greet, giving locals a rare chance to see many favorites on one stage.
5. Massive AT&T outage in Houston leaves customers scrambling (star-telegram.com) — Dallas-area AT&T customers are among those hit by a major Labor Day internet outage that spiked Monday afternoon, affecting 5G home, broadband, and WiFi service. While Houston saw the largest cluster of reports, Dallas users also reported problems and slow repairs, echoing a similar 2024 outage the Dallas-based company blamed on a technical process error.
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