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Victim who died after car went off Dallas High Five identified
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Texas woman loses nearly all her SNAP benefits to theft. State records show thousands of victims went without reimbursement
Miguel Torres
Miguel Torres
Reporter · Dallas, TX
A graduate of Texas Tech University, Miguel has spent the last six years covering education issues for various Texas news outlets. His focus is on local schools and the challenges they face, advocating for transparency and community involvement.
More from Miguel →Reporter · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 5:27 PM · 1 min read
A disabled Texas woman says thieves left her with just 30 cents in SNAP benefits, with no reimbursement available after a federal program expired.
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