➤ The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is partnering with TikTok to launch a pilot program in Texas that will show AMBER Alerts to users of the popular video-sharing platform in the state. (More)
➤ Meanwhile, a 39-year-old Southlake woman was sentenced for embezzling $1.2 million from her former employer to pay for lavish trips, a suite at Dallas Mavericks games, and $900K in TikTok coins she used to tip influencers in an attempt to build her own following. (See Details)
➤ McKinney: A UPS driver crashed into a tree after passing out from heat exhaustion on Saturday. The company said they’re equipping all new vehicles with A/C and making modifications to existing delivery trucks. (See Details)
➤ Shenandoah: A man who was released from the Montgomery County Jail on Friday stole a truck in the parking lot when he got tired of waiting for someone to pick him up. (More)
➤ Round Rock: The school board approved a bond package totaling nearly $1 billion to pay for maintenance and repair projects, technology upgrades, and improvements to athletics facilities. Residents in the district will get to vote on the bond proposals in November. (See Details)
➤ Amarillo: City officials partnered with Randall County to install four new severe weather warning sirens at a cost of around $180,000. (More)
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