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Unified regional agency discussed to expand North Texas transit – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
SUMMARY: Talks are underway for a unified regional transit agency in North Texas, requiring funding and legal changes from the state. A transit-oriented development, Eviva, broke ground in Carrollton, near the Dallas Area Rapid Transit agency's Trinity Mills station. The development is a focal point of regionalism, representing the collaboration of DART and DCTA. An expected outcome is a more seamless travel experience for customers. The goal of the transit agency would be to serve the booming North Texas population. Planners predict that roads alone won't be able to handle the projected increase in population, so transit-oriented development is being encouraged.
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SUMMARY: Austin-Bergstrom International Airport experienced a few flight cancellations following Tropical Storm Beryl's landfall on the Texas coast. Beryl, now weakened, caused heavy rainfall and strong winds in eastern and Central Texas but spared the Austin metropolitan area significant impact. Out of 290 scheduled flights from AUS on Monday, 10 were canceled, mostly flights to Houston. According to FlightAware, there were 21 flight cancellations into AUS in the past 24 hours. Nationally, over 2,100 flights were canceled, concentrating around Beryl. Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport saw 585 cancellations, an 88% rate, and William P. Hobby Airport had 163 cancellations at 80%.
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Hurricane Beryl Houston: At least 2 people dead after trees fall on homes in north Harris Co. and Atascocita, Pct. 4 says
SUMMARY: Two people died due to fallen trees on homes in Houston during Hurricane Beryl’s impact on southeast Texas, officials reported. The first incident occurred on Heather Grove Court in Atascocita, where a man was found unresponsive and later confirmed dead. The second incident happened on Rustic Canyon Trail in north Harris County, with a 74-year-old woman killed by a tree falling through her roof. Constable Mark Herman advised avoiding affected areas due to blocked roads and downed power lines. A third fatality was reported from a house fire in southeast Houston, which is still under investigation.
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SUMMARY: Texas state parks are open for evacuees after Hurricane Beryl made landfall as a Category 1 storm on the Texas Gulf Coast early Monday. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is offering free campsites to those fleeing the hurricane, which struck near Matagorda with winds of 80 mph and was later downgraded to a tropical storm. Some Gulf Coast and Houston-area parks were preemptively closed. Beryl caused significant damage, including the deaths of two people in Harris County due to falling trees. Additional details and park availability can be found online.
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