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Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia said detectives are making progress in the investigation into possible hate-motivated shootings targeting Asian-owned...

Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia said detectives are making progress in the investigation into possible hate-motivated shootings targeting Asian-owned...

A shooting that injured three women in a hair salon in the city’s Koreatown might have been a hate crime, Dallas’ police chief said Friday as he announced that it could be connected to two other shootings at businesses run by Asian Americans.

DALLAS (AP) — Dallas police chief said Friday that a shooting that injured three women...

Dallas’ police chief said Friday that a shooting that injured three women in a hair salon in the city’s Koreatown might have been a hate crime as he announced that it could be connected to two other shootings at businesses run by Asian Americans. Chief Eddie Garcia had previously said police didn’t have any indication…

Daryl Doyles, 50, has been identified by police as the man bludgeoning two Korean-American women in Baltimore  One of the woman was trying to close the shop Monday night, when video surveillance shows Doyles enter the store and force her back Another woman, the sister of the first victim, tries to help, but gets bludgeoned herself during the unprovoked attack The women suffered severe physical injuries and needed stitches  They are now healing at home, but have been badly shaken by the attack...

Lim, a college student going to school remotely, noticed the question while looking at her sister’s work. “With this example, we see that starting from middle school the students are taught to think differently about China, about Asian Americans, people who look different than them,” said Lim. In a statement, the district told NBCDFW: “Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD values our diverse community of learners and staff. Actions or language disrespecting any people group are not acceptable a...

John Jun will be the newest member of the Coppell City Council after he defeated Jim Walker in Tuesday’s runoff election for Place 5. Jun secured 60.2 percent of the votes (1,918 votes) to Walker’s 39.7 percent (1,265). Jun jumped out to a lead through early voting totals by securing 1,395 votes to Walker’s 941 votes. Jun said he believes the residents who voted for him saw his passion to serve the community. “It’s not just about voting yes or no,” Jun said. “...