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The Dallas Morning News

Photos of weapons and menacing words zooming across social media prompted the arrests of dozens of Texas students this school year. In September alone, at least 40 students across the state were arrested in connection with making threats against schools, according to a review of news articles, law enforcement statements and district alerts; In other news, Dallas Love Field is relocating its rideshare pickup center after several unhappy fliers voiced concerns. By January 2025, or earlier, according to city documents, the area will be relocated adjacent to the current valet pavilion on the terminal’s southeast side; the 19-year-old Texas cadet who died at the U.S. Air Force Academy last month died from natural causes. That’s according to a newly released autopsy report. Avery Koonce of Taylor was a cadet fourth class — or freshman — when she died Sept. 4 after she was found unconscious in a dormitory at the academy in Colorado Springs; The Dallas Morning News is introducing a new tool to help you vote with confidence, Back to the Ballot. Back to the Ballot is a personalized voter education course.

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