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A truck slammed into the side of a news station in Dallas on Wednesday morning. It was unclear whether anyone was hurt at KDFW. A post on the station's Facebook page stated the driver jumped out and started ranting after the accident. He is currently in custody. The post goes on to say the driver left a bag at the scene and the bomb squad is now heading over to check it out. Most of the staffers were evacuated.

Students called 911 after a professor at Tarrant County College in Hurst, Texas, allegedly acted strangely and ranted about Islam, according to a KDFW-TV report. What happened? Daniel Mashburn, an adjunct professor at the TCC Northeast campus, arrived for his astronomy class 20 minutes late wearing a baseball cap, a toboggan hat, a scarf over his face, and black gloves, students told KDFW-TV. Mashburn turned off the classroom lights and began babbling about the Koran, the moon, and “the dark night,” according to students. At one point, Mashburn stood facing the classroom blackboard and was just talking to the board,...

KDFW's leader for tonight's late news: "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. The words on the Statue of Liberty have welcomed generations of immigrants, but now at least one state says 'enough is enough.'" Apparently this Fox affiliate is too stupid to understand the difference between immigrants and ILLEGAL immigrants. Freepers care to explain it to them? Couldn't get an email address from my Blackberry, but here's their phone number: 214-720-4444. Light 'em up. And if some Freeper can post their email address, let's light that up, too!

Monday night, KDFW-Channel 4 ran a piece about 70-year-old James Walton, owner of Able Walton Machine & Welding in West Dallas, who, early Sunday morning, shot and killed and man trying to break into his business. What made Walton's story so extraordinary was that it was the second time he'd killed an intruder in three weeks. As it happens, Walton also lives at his place of business. But today you will not find the Fox4 story on the station's Web site; there's a page for it, but no accompanying video. (Update: It's available here.) That's because Rebecca Aguilar's piece elicited...