Second in a three-part series: The survivor of a horrific shooting faces daunting challenges

By TIM MADIGAN tmadigan@star-telegram.com N early each Tuesday sunrise for 9 years, Ralph Shelton showed up to assistance Kevin Curnutt, relocating his arms as well as legs in rehab sessions since a child couldn’t pierce them himself.

Cowboys of Color Rodeo to debut at Stock Show

By PUNCH SHAW  Special to the Star-Telegram FORT WORTH — A lot of good rodeo careers proceed with the face full of dirt. But for Cleo Hearn, the genuine branch indicate was the radio commercial.

Irving police probe follows teen’s bloody nose

IRVING – A call to Irving military to inform a mangle in escalated in to a football practice in between military officers as well as a family’s 15-year-old son. Now, a teen’s family have indicted a officers of regulating extreme force. “I don’t wish this to occur to any one else in a future,” pronounced Ricardo Campoy, Alexis’ father

For Dallas Cowboys’ Bradie James, fight against breast cancer is a healing thing

By CHAREAN WILLIAMS cjwilliams@star-telegram.com DALLAS — They have been Bradie James’ greatest fans. They patiently wait for to shake up a linebacker’s hand, cuddle him and, many importantly, appreciate him