A wrongful death lawsuit is planned against the singer known as D4vd. The lawsuit is being filed by the family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 14-year-old girl who D4vd is accused of killing. The family has announced their intention to take legal action, with their attorney confirming the plans for a lawsuit.
Further details about the case and the lawsuit are available from the source, but it is known that the family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez is seeking to hold D4vd accountable for her death.
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According to the allegations, the mom was captured on video hitting her son at least 13 times. Records also show she allegedly had her son wear a dress to embarrass him....
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A local Fort Bend County school worker had her savings account wiped out after scammers spoofed the Sheriff's Office phone number and threatened her with fake warrants over missed federal jury duty....
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The corporation that operates Reliant Stadium says the venue will no longer host graduation ceremonies for area school districts.
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It was only a few minutes of audio , but for Carrie Jackson, the weight of those words has lasted 25 years. Jackson slowly scrolled through the transcript of a 911 call made from United Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001. She created that transcript while working for the FBI’s Pittsburg...
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott was among the Lone Star State contingent to speak Thursday during the second and final night of the Republican midterm convention in Dallas....
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There’s a new little member of the KPRC 2 family! 💕👑 KPRC 2 reporter Re’Chelle Turner and her husband, Faison Echols, are celebrating the arrival of their baby girl, Imani Giselle Echols, who was born Sept. 5, 2026. Turner shared the happy news on social media, calling the day ...
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Rising food prices and operating expenses continue to squeeze restaurants, forcing some businesses to find new ways to offset costs without passing all of those increases directly onto their menu prices....
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13 Investigates found Harris County has paid Flock $1.3 million since 2023, but the elected officials who approved the contract still have questions.
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A U.S. District Judge has found TikTok liable for lying about its safety standards as part of a lawsuit brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The lawsuit, brought forth in January 2025, alleged TikTok deceptively marketed its app as safe for minors, despite regularly show...
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FDNY Chaplain Father Mychal Judge's legacy began with a selfless act. Here's how friends and colleagues are remembering the priest who raced to the twin towers to pray for others....
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ABC13 reported on a suspect who police said intercepted packages of silver and gold coins in our area worth thousands. Since then, viewers reached out about similar thefts they experienced....
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Another round of hit-or-miss thunderstorms will push through Southeast Texas Friday, but we should be mostly good to go for Friday Night Lights.
