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From amnesia to All-American: One athlete's remarkable journey

From amnesia to All-American: One athlete's remarkable journey

From amnesia to All-American: One athlete's remarkable journey

Richland College All-American basketball player Caleb Williams has displayed remarkable perseverance in achieving a lifelong dream.

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How a Dallas grandmother discovered a $65,000 yarn heist

You might remember Amy Glover from a couple months ago, when she caught a Craigslist scammer. Now she's back at it.

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New in theaters this weekend (April 19-22)

"Breakthrough" is based on the true story of a Missouri teen who fell through the ice on a lake and was declared dead.

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Help this WWII veteran celebrate 100 years with 100 birthday cards

He asked for 100 cards for 100 years. Now he wants more.

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Inside the Dallas museum where faith meets science

The Institute for Creation Research may be a Dallas museum unlike any other. The faith-based discovery center has already drawn interest from private schools and churches.

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The Leadership Academy at Como Elementary in Fort Worth ISD on The Ellen DeGeneres Show

The Leadership Academy at Como Elementary in Fort Worth ISD on The Ellen DeGeneres Show

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Sparkles and sports: Mom brushes off criticism with photo shoots showing girls can do it all

The mother uploaded the empowering photos with a simple caption: 'Because you can do it all.'

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He's blind, severely deaf and traveling alone to every country in the world

Tony Giles' lack of sight isn't stopping him from seeing the world.

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At 95, he's the oldest banker in Texas — and he's not stopping any time soon

Guinn Godwin fought in WWII before returning to his job at American National Bank

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At 95, he's the oldest banker in Texas — and he's not stopping any time soon

At 95, he's the oldest banker in Texas — and he's not stopping any time soon

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Her hands were crushed in a building collapse, but this pianist vows to play again

Bones broke all over her body, and surgeons had to amputate a finger. But she’s determined to play again.

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Parents get a lesson in apps they should know

"You don't really realize who's on the other side of that device."

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