Animals

Elephants, Trinity East, and Captain America as a burglar.

CITY OF DALLAS TO DISMANTLE 'TENT CITY.' Days after a homeless man was stabbed to death, city officials have made plans to break up the homeless encampment near Interstate 45 near Downtown Dallas. The makeshift area will come down in early May. Initially, the community was a temporary measure to house around 70 people but has swelled to more than 350 people. RECYCLABLES DUMPED IN LANDFILL. Nearly one-fifth of recycling from 13 area cities ended up in landfills throughout a 21-month period, according to an audit by Waste Management. Flower Mound was the first city to come forward as an affected area. The company declined to release a list of the remaining cities, as representatives are still personally notifying officials with each city. Five Waste Management managers were fired in connection with the mishap. JUDGE TO DECIDE PLACEMENT OF ETHAN COUCH'S CASE. A judge will decide today whether or not to transfer the "affluenza" teen's case from juvenile to adult court after Couch turns 19 on April 11. MEDICAL RECORDS OBTAINED IN JOHNNY MANZIEL CASE. Dallas police have retrieved medical records for the Cleveland Browns quarterback's ex-girlfriend, who accused Manziel of hitting her after an argument at Hotel Zaza earlier this month. The records could verify the woman's injury. Additionally, they could affect any future charges. LEWISVILLE DOG FOUND 1,000 MILES AWAY FROM HOME. Snow White, a miniature Schnauzer, will be reunited with her family this week after she was found wandering the streets of Bristol, Tennessee. A microchip scan at the vet determined the distance between Snow White and her Lewisville home. The dog's family has been searching for her since December.

We maybe live up to the cliché on this one.

His takes is in line with the Vegas odds.

Let's talk about elephants with the Dallas Zoo's Harrison Edell.