Kelli Smith
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@dallasnews reporter covering police and public safety in Dallas. Notre Dame alumna. El Paso raised. DM for Signal. [email protected]
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A Dallas County judge declared a mistrial in a murder case Wednesday after she was caught on a courtroom livestream making disparaging remarks about the accused man’s guilt, according to footage obtained and reviewed by Dallas Morning News: dallasnews.com/news/courts/20…
Yadira Campbell once thought the healing process would begin after her 16-year-old son’s funeral, but when the pain still felt as fresh as the night of the shooting, she began praying for a sign.
Then, she had a dream.
W/Kelli Smith for Dallas Morning News: dallasnews.com/news/crime/202…
Very proud of everyone involved with the Dallas Morning News coverage of the Allen Mall shooting. A very tough story to cover, but everyone showed a great deal of collaboration, resilience and empathy throughout the process.
I’ve always known Dallas Morning News has the best newsroom in Texas. But it’s nice to have a plaque that says it, too.
The DMN took home 18 awards in the annual Texas Managing Editors competition, including 9 first place awards, headlined by the big win by the newsroom.
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Dallas murders, violent crime trending down in 2024 as homicides continue drop nationwide | Great speaking w/ Kelli Smith Dallas Morning News about crime trends. dallasnews.com/news/crime/202…
I knew no one would tell Steven Jordan’s story quite like Sharon Grigsby. And what a rich, heartbreaking, complicated story it is.
“I wish, those last years, things with him were a lot better. I wish I had been a better brother.” dallasnews.com/news/commentar…
The victims believe their desire to hold the football players accountable for the recent crash and its repercussions “both for them, but also the public at large — would best be served by filing a lawsuit,” their lawyer says. #RasheeRice #TeddyKnox #KansasCityChiefs #SMU
Two Dallas crash victims are suing Kansas City Chiefs WR Rashee Rice and SMU cornerback Teddy Knox for more than $1 million.
The lawsuit says they were 'severely injured,' noting brain trauma, contusions, disfigurement and internal bleeding. Dallas Morning News
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Update: An attorney for a victim in the hit-and-run involving Rice said after 25 years litigating cases, he didn't expect to be surprised by any details.
“I was wrong,' he told Dallas Morning News. '119 mph & 116 mph is completely shocking for that highway on the evening before Easter.'
The warrant details injuries for at least seven people, including a 3-year-old. One driver who was hit suffered injuries to her face, head, torso and leg, and police wrote she will be rendered to a life of “limited mobility and sight” while she seeks treatment. Dallas Morning News
BREAKING: Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice was driving 119 miles per hour in the seconds before he caused a multivehicle crash that injured at least four people last month, according to an arrest-warrant affidavit obtained by Dallas Morning News dallasnews.com/news/crime/202…