Richard Solomon is a multimedia journalist based in Columbus, Ohio. He covers a wide range of topics including local news, technology, social issues, and community events. With his extensive experience and dedication to providing accurate and informative stories, Richard aims to keep his audience well-informed about the happenings in their community.
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By: Pete Freedman, Richard Solomon
Speaking from the site of the decimated AP Travel Center at the intersection of I-35 and Lone Oak Road between Valley View and Sanger early Sunday morning, Cooke County Sheriff Ray Sappington gave a bleak assessment of the tragic damage wrought by Saturday night's storms.
By: Pete Freedman, Richard Solomon
Sheriff Ray Sappington said 60 to 80 people were injured at the AP Travel Center during the storm, and that there were confirmed fatalities in a nearby community.
By: Pete Freedman, Richard Solomon
Sheriff Ray Sappington said 60 to 80 people were injured at the AP Travel Center during the storm, and that there were confirmed fatalities in a nearby community.
By: Pete Freedman, Richard Solomon
As of 5 p.m. Sunday, more than 38,000 people are without power and more than 200 homes and buildings were destroyed or damaged.
The city of Forney has 12 solar-powered sirens.
By: Richard Solomon
Students helped pick up trash and debris left behind by the tornado. They even found pictures they hope to give back to the owners one day.
By: Richard Solomon
It's a part of a more than $70 million project to redevelop the historic downtown.
Our demand to hostile administrators and the government remains clear: end the US and Israel’s horrific assault on the besieged Palestinians of Gaza and divest from financial and research ties to Israeli apartheid. We publicly challenged MIT to stop doing weapons and surveillance research for the Israeli Ministry of Defense and immediately end Israeli military funding for campus research. To beat down the “student’s intifada,” as it came to be called, police forces across the nation—city, state, county, highway, and campus—arrested almost 3,000 of us.
Police say the woman was reported missing on Tuesday.
By: Richard Solomon
Martin was born in Detroit and raised in Indiana, but now calls Dallas home. He moved here when he was 25 years old.
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