Jason Robertson accomplished his first-career playoff hat trick halfway by the third interval because the Dallas Stars defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-3 on Monday to take a 2-1 lead within the NHL’s Western Convention last.

Wyatt Johnston and Miro Heiskanen, into the empty internet, had the opposite objective for Dallas. Jake Oettinger made 26 saves. Roope Hintz, Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn had two assists every.

Connor McDavid, with a objective and an help to provide him 100 profession playoff factors, Zach Hyman and Adam Henrique replied for Edmonton, which acquired 17 stops from Stuart Skinner.

Dallas, which re-established home-ice benefit with the victory and owned the league’s finest regular-season street document, is now 6-1 within the playoffs away from American Airways Heart.

Sport 4 of the best-of-seven sequence goes Wednesday within the Alberta capital.

Henrique returned to the lineup after sitting out seven of Edmonton’s final eight video games with a suspected ankle harm. Hintz, the Stars’ No. 1 centre, was additionally again following a four-game absence due to an upper-body harm.

When a best-of-seven convention last or semifinal is tied 1-1, the winner of Sport 3 has gone on to win the sequence 77 per cent of the time (59-18). 

After the Oilers dominated the opening 20 minutes and the Stars grabbed momentum again within the second interval, Robertson snapped a 3-3 tie at 11:54 of the third on a jam play that squeezed by Skinner.

Edmonton pulled the goaltender late trying to pressure additional time, however Heiskanen iced it into an empty internet with 1:52 left in regulation.

The Oilers got here out flying within the first inside a deafening Rogers Place.

McDavid wheeled out of the nook and fired a shot that went in off Hyman simply 2:02 into the sport as he battled with Stars defenceman Ryan Suter for place in entrance for his NHL-leading thirteenth objective of the playoffs.

Edmonton, which acquired simply three power-play alternatives in Dallas by two video games, acquired its first alternative a couple of minutes later, with Oettinger denying Leon Draisaitl on a one-timer.

The Oilers went forward 2-0 at 7:37 when blueliner Mattias Ekholm circled the Stars internet and fired a go for McDavid, who gained a battle with Seguin for the puck within the crease for the celebrity captain’s fourth — and second of the sequence after his double additional time objective in Sport 1.

The Stars pushed again in spectacular vogue popping out of the intermission.

Robertson blasted his fourth at 5:35 of the second on a one-timer previous Skinner’s ear earlier than shovelling one other upstairs on the Edmonton goaltender at 8:05 as Dallas got here in waves in opposition to the disjointed, flat house facet.

Johnston then made it 3-2 simply 63 seconds later to accomplished the three-goal barrage in 3:33 together with his eighth in entrance of a surprised crowd. 

Skinner made an enormous breakaway cease on Mason Marchment to maintain his group down by two because the Stars would finally lead 13-0 on the shot clock within the interval earlier than the Oilers lastly examined Oettinger.

Edmonton lastly steadied itself after taking these arduous physique blows, and acquired again even with 52.5 seconds left within the interval when Henrique redirected his second upstairs from in shut. Skinner denied Matt Duchene on the different finish on an enormous cease to maintain the groups even by 40 minutes.

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Solely 4 gamers in NHL historical past have reached 100 playoff factors quicker than McDavid: Wayne Gretzky (46 video games), Mario Lemieux (50 video games), Draisaitl (60 video games) and Jari Kurri (67 video games). 

PERRY’S INFLUENCE

Henrique’s return added a veteran voice on the bench, however one other battled-tested teammate continued to look at from the press field.

Oilers winger Corey Perry, a former Hart Trophy winner and Stanley Cup champion, was a wholesome scratch for a fifth straight sport.

McDavid stated Monday morning the 39-year-old nonetheless brings worth to the group.

“Simply because guys aren’t enjoying doesn’t imply they’re not large items within the room,” he stated.

DARK TIMES

Stars head coach Pete DeBoer was with the Vegas Golden Knights when the NHL used Rogers Place as one in all its two tightly managed “bubbles” amid the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

Dallas eradicated Vegas within the semis earlier than shedding to Tampa Bay Lightning within the Stanley Cup last.

“A little bit PTSD strolling in right here each time,” DeBoer joked earlier than Sport 3. “It was a terrific expertise. It was an expertise I might by no means join once more.

“It was a social experiment. We had been primarily locked up for 60 days.”

(TND) — Teen actor and Hallmark star Mamie Laverock, recognized for her function as Rosaleen Sullivan within the collection “When Calls the Coronary heart,” is on life help after falling 5 tales from a balcony, in accordance with a GoFundMe web page organized by her household.

In accordance with the GoFundMe marketing campaign, after spending two weeks in “intensive therapy” within the hospital on account of a “medical emergency” that had occurred earlier in Could, Laverock “was escorted out of a safe unit of the hospital and brought as much as a balcony walkway from which she fell 5 tales,” per the fundraiser web page, which was arrange by her dad and mom, Rob and Nicole Compton.

“She sustained life threatening accidents, has undergone a number of intensive surgical procedures and is presently on life help,” Laverock’s dad and mom wrote.

Earlier than “When Calls the Coronary heart,” Laverock debuted within the 2012 rom-com “This Means Warfare” starring Reese Witherspoon and appeared in “A Sequence of Unlucky Occasions.”

“When Calls the Coronary heart” (airing Sundays at 9 p.m.) is predicated on a collection of books of the identical title, and has aired on Hallmark since 2014, the New York Publish described. It follows a trainer (Erin Krakow) working in a small coal mining city.

Laverock stars as Rosaleen Sullivan, a nursing pupil whose father was killed in a mining accident.

The present’s star, Krakow, took to Instagram asking her followers to donate to the fund.

Johannah Newmarch, who performs Laverock’s on-screen mom Molly Sullivan, additionally posted about Laverock on X.

The New York Publish reached out to Hallmark Media for remark, to which they replied in an announcement: “We’re deeply saddened to listen to the information about Mamie. As a beloved member of our ‘When Calls the Coronary heart’ group, we want her and her household peace, consolation and lots of prayers throughout this troublesome time.”

Connor McDavid had a aim and an help for the Oilers, the No. 2 seed from the Pacific Division. Skinner made 17 saves.

“It was slightly bit irritating. You knew that they have been going to push again, these guys clearly wish to make it to the finals,” Skinner mentioned. “And clearly we do as effectively, however I feel we simply let off the gasoline slightly bit.

“The primary factor is I simply can’t be letting in 4 objectives, particularly in opposition to the Dallas Stars, how good they’re defensively.”

Zach Hyman put the Oilers forward 1-0 at 2:02 of the primary interval, deflecting in McDavid’s shot from the fitting dot from behind Oettinger on the far put up. Hyman leads the NHL with 13 objectives within the Stanley Cup Playoffs, together with seven in seven house video games.

McDavid made it 2-0 at 7:37, after Mattias Ekholm skated the puck across the again of the web and hit him on the far put up. It was McDavid’s one hundredth playoff level (33 objectives, 67 assists) in 64 video games.

“I assumed they went up a pair ranges, and we went down a number of ranges. Clearly, you see the distinction,” McDavid mentioned. “You attempt to maintain enjoying. You don’t go up by two and say, ‘Let’s simply maintain this during for the following 50 minutes.’

“We’re clearly attempting to maintain enjoying and we let one get away there.”

Mamie Laverock, a 19-year-old actor recognized for her function as Rosaleen Sullivan throughout a number of episodes of the Hallmark Channel sequence “When Calls the Coronary heart,” is on life assist after falling 5 tales from a balcony walkway, in response to a GoFundMe web page organized by her household.

After spending two weeks in “intensive therapy” within the hospital on account of a “medical emergency,” Laverock “was escorted out of a safe unit of the hospital and brought as much as a balcony walkway from which she fell 5 tales,” per the fundraiser web page, which was arrange by her mother and father, Rob and Nicole Compton.

“She sustained life threatening accidents, has undergone a number of intensive surgical procedures and is at the moment on life assist,” Laverock’s mother and father wrote. “We’re all devastated, in shock, at this intensely troublesome time.”

Based on the GoFundMe marketing campaign, Laverock’s mom traveled to Winnipeg, Canada, on Might 11 to assist Laverock with a “medical emergency.” “Nicole was in a position to get there in time to save lots of her life,” the outline reads. Laverock was then transferred to a hospital in Vancouver. On the time, her mother and father wrote that “her restoration is unclear” however “she is alive and is exhibiting indicators of enchancment.”

Hallmark Media responded to the accident with a press release to Selection: “We’re deeply saddened to listen to the information about Mamie. As a beloved member of our When Calls the Coronary heart neighborhood, we want her and her household peace, consolation, and lots of prayers throughout this troublesome time.”

Laverock fell off of a balcony on Might 26, greater than two weeks after her preliminary hospitalization. The main points of Laverock’s medical emergency are unclear.

As of this publication, the fundraiser has collected greater than $14,500 to assist in Laverock’s restoration.

Laverock’s “When Calls the Coronary heart” co-stars have proven assist for the younger actor on social media. Erin Krakow boosted the GoFundMe web page on her Instagram, writing, “I simply donated. If in case you have the means to take action, I hope you’ll too.” Johannah Newmarch additionally shared the hyperlink on X, writing, “I like this household, my coronary heart is damaged. A devastating time for all who take care of Mamie. Please assist for those who can. They want all of the assist they will get to make it by means of this.” Loretta Walsh equally promoted the fundraiser, writing, “Please donate and share for those who can. Mamie and her household want our assist. Hyperlink in bio. Thanks.”

Laverock appeared in 9 episodes of “When the Coronary heart Calls” from 2014 to 2023, together with the premiere episode. Her different credit embrace “This Means Struggle,” “A Collection of Unlucky Occasions” and “The Hole Youngster.”

Une alerte Amber avait été déclenchée par les policiers vers l’heure du midi, lundi. Ils étaient à la recherche de deux enfants et d’un homme dans la quarantaine.

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Les policiers recherchaient un véhicule Honda Civic 2013 blanc et noir, dans le secteur de Bellechasse, près de Québec.

Les enfants, qui ont un lien familial avec l’homme, de même que la voiture, ont finalement été retrouvés dans le secteur de Saint-Vallier, vers 15 h 30.

Heureusement, tout se termine bien. Il y a un travail policier essential qui demeure à être fait. On va tenter de comprendre ce qui s’est passé, ce qui a pu conduire cet homme à quitter avec les enfants en matinée. Ce sera un travail qui sera effectué plus tard, précise Louis-Philippe Ruel, porte-parole de la Sûreté du Québec.

Tout le monde était bien portant. Les enfants étaient sains et saufs, en bonne santé. Bien sûr, ces derniers pourront retrouver leur famille au cours des prochaines heures, des prochaines minutes.

Un homme est rencontré par les policiers. La Sûreté du QuébecSQ ignore pour le second s’il fera face à des accusations. Les policiers remercient la inhabitants pour sa collaboration.

Intervention policière

De nombreux véhicules d’urgence se sont regroupés à la hauteur d’une entreprise agricole située sur la montée de la Station, à Saint-Vallier. Des policiers du Service de police de la Ville de QuébecSPVQ, de Lévis et un avion de la Gendarmerie royale du Canada (GRC) ont également participé à l’intervention.

Une voisine de l’entreprise agricole, Danny Létourneau, disait avoir aperçu un véhicule qui ressemblerait au véhicule recherché qui remontait un chemin de bois vers 12 h 30.

Elle dit avoir contacté les policiers. Depuis ce matin que je voyais la circulation policière et je me demandais ce qui se passait, explique la témoin, qui ajoute que les policiers ont fouillé ses dépendances.

North Texas noticed excessive winds and heavy rain on Tuesday morning, leaving a path of harm throughout the realm and knocking out energy for hundreds.

Dallas County Decide Clay Jenkins issued a catastrophe declaration on Tuesday morning, saying it may take days for some to see their energy return.

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We might not be accomplished but. One other spherical of storms is predicted in a single day and there are extra possibilities to see extreme climate later within the week.

North Texas Storm Injury

The early morning storms took North Texans unexpectedly.

The hurricane-force winds practically collapsed a constructing off Harry Hines in Dallas. And it wasn’t simply damaging winds for individuals to take care of, but additionally excessive waters. Heavy downpours precipitated flash flooding on main roadways, inflicting main site visitors troubles.

Dallas County Decide Clay Jenkins has already issued a catastrophe declaration to assist pace up the restoration course of.

Many FOX 4 viewers have shared images and video of what they noticed.

Injury in Dallas

The worst of the extreme climate contained in the Dallas metropolis limits moved via earlier than daybreak. Many North Texans have been woke up by the pounding wind and rain.

Dallas Fireplace-Rescue stated the robust winds blew a part of the roof off a constructing on Harry Hines Boulevard, prompting a number of 911 calls. Nobody was injured, however particles was scattered throughout the car parking zone.

Amanda Murski’s Vary Rover was buried beneath an enormous tree that was uprooted by the fast-moving straight-line winds. It was parked within the driveway of her daughter’s residence.

“It was unbelievable the winds have been loopy. Unbelievable,” she stated. “I simply stated, ‘Don’t fret about it.’ I stated, ‘Are you okay?’ And she or he stated sure. So it is only a car. It is okay.”

By early afternoon, staff have been in a position to uncover the automotive. Murski believes it is a complete loss.

Dallas Fireplace-Rescue stated the robust winds blew a part of the roof off a constructing on Harry Hines Boulevard, prompting a number of 911 calls. Nobody was injured, however particles was scattered throughout the car parking zone.

Kyle Rogers and his youngsters have been onerous at work Tuesday afternoon, making an attempt to clear a big tree department throughout his Lake Highlands entrance yard. 

“This was already blown down by the point we awakened, however it didn’t get on the roof,” he stated.

However Rogers’ neighbor wasn’t so fortunate. Just some doorways down, a blue tarp covers a gaping gap within the roof. 

The Lake Highlands neighborhood of Northeast Dallas was left suffering from particles.

Close to Royal and Abrams, energy poles have been blown over. 

Janice Korkames’ neighborhood close to North Buckner Boulevard and Lake Highlands Drive is now happening 15 hours with out energy. Her energy line stays tangled in her steel roof. 

“The wind picked it up and wrapped it across the wire. Hopefully, Oncor will come out and restore it,” she stated. “Everyone across the neighborhood is out of energy.”

Joseph and his good friend lastly discovered ice at a gasoline station. Each are with out energy on the Lenox Lake Highlands Residences. 

“Walmart didn’t have it. Goal didn’t have it. The opposite 7-Eleven didn’t have it,” he stated. “I lived in Houston. I’ve gone via all of the hurricanes. I’m used to it, I suppose.”

The Dallas Zoo additionally determined to shut on Tuesday after seeing the harm.

Garland Injury

Garland was a hard-hit space in Dallas County Tuesday morning. 

Heavy rains precipitated harmful flash flooding on 635. Some timber hit houses and automobiles.

Randy Phipps and his spouse woke as much as the storm early Tuesday morning. He says they heard a growth and went exterior to seek out a big tree within the street. After they acquired again inside, a tree crashed via their residence. 

“She acquired within the tub, and I used to be standing within the hallways trying round. We heard the second growth, and every little thing simply collapsed,” he recalled. “We simply got here via that door most likely two minutes earlier than that occurred.”

Earlier than dawn the robust winds downed energy traces and timber, knocking out energy to tens of hundreds in Dallas County. 

Metropolis crews labored rapidly to start clearing roads of downed timber. Garland Energy and Mild began getting the facility traces repaired. 

There was flash flooding on 635 in Garland and residential roads. 

The storm compelled Garland ISD to shut all faculties. 

Phipps is grateful there have been no experiences of any main accidents. 

“I actually don’t care as a result of she is okay. I’m okay,” he stated. “Nobody is harm. No lack of life. It’s simply property harm.”

Richardson/ Plano Injury 

The town of Plano is making an attempt to get the phrase out to residents that it might be days earlier than energy is restored. Crews have been out all afternoon working to make repairs.

The town is urging individuals to attempt to discover alternate, secure locations to remain as the warmth and humidity persist.

Individuals on the Excessive Oak Residences in Richardson stated they have been preparing for work when the excessive winds rushed in. 

Juan Rodriguez says particles hit him within the head, leaving a wound. He took shelter with a neighbor.

“As quickly as I locked the door, the ceiling simply got here down. I acquired scared. I did not know what to do. The sheetrock, wooden, every little thing. A giant piece of wooden hit me right here. I didn’t know what to do,” he stated. “I may have misplaced a watch.”

Whitt Smith lives close by. 

“If I do know one thing is coming in, I’ll go downstairs to the laundromat to take shelter,” he stated. “Right this moment, it got here from out of nowhere. Acquired actually dangerous, actually windy. I opened the door and thought, I am unable to exit now.”

Elizabeth Rojo was at residence together with her 1-year-old child and was additionally preparing for work. 

“I went to my sister’s room, and the roof fell,” she recalled. “I used to be like, ‘Oh my God!’” 

Rojo says they misplaced virtually every little thing.

“Now, we’ve nothing. Simply our automobiles,” she stated.

The Richardson Fireplace Division labored to clear streets of big timber whereas metropolis sanitation crews have been directed to clear smaller particles. 

The power of the winds ripped components of the steel roof off from Dimassi’s Mediterranean Buffet on Campbell Highway in Richardson. A supervisor stated they have been working rapidly to get a tarp in place earlier than extra storms arrived. 

The roof trapped two automobiles from the close by McDonalds. 

In Plano, the aspect of Prestonwood Baptist’s worship heart was ripped off. 

“The church constructing in Plano was hit this morning very onerous. We have misplaced a aspect of the constructing. We now have flooding within the constructing. It may have been a lot worse,” stated Pastor Jack Graham. “However because of the fast motion of the amenities crew, safety and our employees, we have minimized the harm early.”

Inside hours, a whole bunch turned out to volunteer to assist with the cleanup.         

Plano resident Donna Lackey woke as much as storm warning sirens going off at 6 a.m. Thirty minutes later, her energy went out and doesn’t know when it’ll come again on. 

“We acquired timber down in all places,” she stated. “We have been scared to dying. That was so windy.” 

The Lackeys have little particles to scrub up in comparison with their neighbors throughout the road.

Steve Stoler with the town of Plano says a whole bunch have been out serving to with clean-up all through the day on Tuesday.

“The blocked streets and alleyways so individuals can journey. Individuals can depart their houses. In order that’s a precedence. And actually the emphasis is on these energy outages,” he stated.

Turbines are giving energy to 10 metropolis of Plano amenities, together with the 911 name heart and 30 site visitors lights. 

“When you’ve the electrical firm, Oncor, telling us they don’t understand how lengthy it’s gonna be, what we need to do is put together our residents,” Stoler stated.

Lackey says she’s ready.

“What are you gonna do? That’s all there’s to it,” she stated.

Lackey simply hopes the subsequent spherical of storms received’t pack such a giant punch. 

“It’s fairly a time,” she stated. “I received’t neglect it. That’s for positive.” 

Luckily, there have been no experiences of accidents in Richardson or Plano.

“We do pray for individuals who misplaced lives, households, houses obliterated by these storms,” Graham stated. “So far as the church goes, this could all be repaired.”

North Texas Storm Situations

The strongest wind gusts from this morning’s storms have been seen in The Colony the place they topped out at 95 miles per hour.

DFW Airport reported seeing 77 mph wind gusts and Love Area noticed 76 mph gusts.

A number of 18-wheelers have been knocked over by the excessive winds.

DFW, Love Area flight delays, cancelations

Greater than 200 flights out of DFW and 100 from Love Area have been canceled as of Tuesday afternoon, in response to flight monitoring service FlightAware.

A whole lot extra have been delayed.

College, occasions canceled

Garland ISD made the choice to shut all faculties on Wednesday as effectively.

DeSoto ISD introduced that it’s delaying the beginning of college by 2 hours due to momentary energy interruptions at campuses.

Dallas ISD college students are already out for the summer season. However due to the climate, the district canceled all summer season actions, occasions, camps, and athletics on Tuesday.

Greater than 60 faculties have been with out energy. All DISD telephones are down, and crews are working to get them again up and working.

The varsity district is asking all non-essential staff to make money working from home in the intervening time.

Dallas Climate Forecast

The morning storm system was the primary of two anticipated on Tuesday.

The second is predicted within the nighttime hours into the early morning on Wednesday, particularly to the west of the DFW space and south. These storms is also extreme.

Damaging wind and huge hail are the most important issues on Tuesday evening, however there is also an remoted twister.

Make sure you have a number of methods to obtain extreme climate alerts in a single day.

Dwell Radar – North Texas

7-Day Forecast

Storm chances are high plentiful within the 7-day forecast. We now have a shot at rain for the complete week.

Une alerte Amber déclenchée ce lundi à la suite de l’enlèvement de deux jeunes enfants dans Chaudière-Appalaches a finalement pris fin quelques heures plus tard, après que les deux petits aient été retrouvés sains et saufs.

L’enlèvement, qui n’était pas sans rappeler l’histoire des petites sœurs Carpentier, a tenu le Québec en alerte plusieurs heures, avant que les enfants de trois et deux ans soient localisés en santé quelques heures plus tard.

Pour l’heure, la Sûreté du Québec (SQ) est brève sur les circonstances de l’événement, mais se dit soulagée par cette «histoire qui se termine bien».

«On ne sait pas encore ce qui a pu conduire à cet événement aujourd’hui. Je vous dirais qu’il y a encore un grand travail qui attend les policiers dans les prochaines heures et dans les prochains jours pour comprendre», indique Louis-Philippe Ruest, porte-parole à la SQ.

Les détails portant sur les lieux de la découverte et ce qui a mené à celle-ci ne seront pas dévoilés pour le second.

«Le plus vital, c’est que tout le monde a été retrouvé sain et sauf», poursuit le porte-parole.

Necessary déploiement

Un énorme déploiement a eu lieu, afin de retracer les enfants. Le Groupe tactique d’intervention de la SQ était sur place, assisté par les providers de police des villes de Lévis et Québec, ainsi que de la Gendarmerie royale du Canada (GRC).

«On sait que dans une telle state of affairs, on ne peut pas prendre de likelihood, il faut déployer les moyens qui sont les plus importants et les plus utiles», fait valoir M. Ruest.

Les faits avaient commencé peu avant 9h30 lundi, à Saint-Vallier, dans la région de Chaudière-Appalaches, alors que les deux jeunes enfants qui habitent Saint-Raphaël, également en Chaudière-Appalaches, manquaient à l’appel.

En milieu de journée, une Alerte Amber a été émise afin de retrouver les deux petits.

Up to date 6 p.m. Could 28, 2024

The Metropolis of Dallas is monitoring impacts from inclement climate and can replace this web site to tell residents of Metropolis Service modifications for Could 28, 2024.

You probably have been affected by the Could 28, 2024 extreme climate, please go to the next webpage for an inventory of Metropolis of Dallas Respite Facilities –  Respite Facilities. 

Si ha sido afectado por el clima severo del 28 de mayo de 2024, por favor visite la siguiente página internet para ver una lista de los Centros de Respiro de la Ciudad de Dallas – Centros de Respiro

Name 911 in an emergency when you want police, hearth or EMS. 

An emergency consists of medical occasions, hearth, critical car crash with harm, a criminal offense in progress, or a life-threatening occasion. 

In any other case, name 311 or file a web based report for eligible non-emergencies. 

Residents are inspired to concentrate on high-water situations 

The heavy rainfall might create high-water situations all through the Metropolis. The general public is suggested to be sensible, use warning and heed all warning indicators when approaching flooded streets, streams, or any physique of water. Flip Round. Don’t Drown. 

Observe these fundamental security guidelines. They might save your life. 

• Heed all warning indicators 
• Look ahead to rising water ranges 
• Know the place excessive floor is and transfer there rapidly when you see or hear quickly rising water 
• Don’t try to cross via flowing water or standing water whenever you have no idea its depth 
• Do no attempt to drive via flooded areas — most flood-related deaths happen in vehicles 
• In case your car stalls, abandon it and search increased floor instantly 
• Be particularly cautious at evening 
• Comply with the recommendation of native emergency administration officers earlier than happening space lakes or rivers 

The general public is suggested to observe the Nationwide Climate Service advice, “Flip Round. Don’t Drown.” and pay attention to the risks of driving or strolling into flooded areas. 

Oncor Updates

We’re presently monitoring and responding to outages attributable to thunderstorms producing massive hail and wind gusts up 80 mph in DFW and surrounding areas. Extreme storm watches and warnings stay in impact for elements of our service space. We respect your endurance as we work as rapidly and safely as attainable to revive energy. 

To report an influence outage or verify the standing, textual content OUT to 66267, use the MyOncor app, click on “Report an Outage” on the map, or name 888-313-4747. 

Security for our groups and the general public stays Oncor’s primary precedence. Should you see a downed energy line, please keep away, hold pets and others away and name 911 instantly. 

Sanitation

​​​Rubbish and recycle collections can be delayed someday for all clients beginning right this moment, Could 28. Subsequently, Tuesday routes can be collected on Wednesday, Wednesday routes on Thursday, Thursday routes on Friday, and Friday routes on Saturday.  

​​La recolección de basura y reciclaje se retrasará un día para todos los clientes a partir de hoy, 28 de mayo. Por lo tanto, las rutas del martes se recogerán el miércoles, las rutas del miércoles el jueves, las rutas del jueves el viernes y las rutas del viernes el sábado.

Early set-out enforcement has been suspended, and all residents will obtain a 20-cubic yard exception for the subsequent 15 days. Something that exceeds the 20-cubic yard restrict might end in an administrative price.

• Sanitation Companies advises residents to maneuver vegetative storm particles to the curb.
• Early set-out enforcement has been suspended, however different guidelines nonetheless apply, together with the 10-cubic yard restrict or 20-cubic yard annual exception.
• They ask that vegetative waste is separated from different materials, resembling constructing supplies.
• Assortment is being delayed by someday attributable to unsafe roadway and alleyway situations.
• Sanitation is sending these messages out via service alerts, social media, and the Sanitation Companies web site.

Public Works
Public Works has crews unfold out all through the town responding to 311 calls. The crews are reducing up massive bushes and transferring them to the curb for Sanitation Brush Buster crews to take away. The group can be working around the clock this week to clear the down bushes as rapidly as attainable.

Dallas Libraries

11 Dallas library areas are with out energy, however temperatures vary between 72-76 levels. NOTE White Rock Hills energy comes and goes – presently it’s OFF once more. All others have full cooling capability and can be open their regular hours. Hours right here: Dallas Public Library – Hours (dallaslibrary2.org) Most of our areas with out energy shut (regular hours) at 5pm. Three which can be scheduled to be open till 8pm however haven’t any energy (Bachman Lake, Renner Frankford and White Rock Lake) will closed be at 6:30pm.

Places with out energy:

• Bachman Lake
• Prairie Creek
• White Rock Hills
• Kleberg-Rylie
• Lochwood
• Forest Inexperienced
• Renner Frankford
• Timberglen
• Park Forest
• Lakewood
• Oak Garden

Dallas WIC Clinics Standing

Workplace of Neighborhood Care Clinic Location (dallascityhall.com)

MLK- closed attributable to employees shortages

Highland Hills- open

Westmoreland-open

Lake June-opening at 11AM attributable to employees shortages

Grand Prairie-open

Irving-open

East Garland-closed attributable to energy outage

Northwest Hwy-closed attributable to energy outage

Spring Valley-closed attributable to energy outage

Ledbetter-open

Buckner-closed attributable to energy outage

Duncanville-open

West Garland-open

Lactation Care Middle-open

Abrams-closed attributable to energy outage

Dallas Zoo

Dallas Zoo is closed.

OAC

Cultural Facilities are opening late right this moment.

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Environnement Canada a émis une alerte de Tornade dans les Laurentides cet après-midi, mais elle est désormais levée. La veille d’orages violents est toujours en cours.

« Réfugiez-vous sans tarder au sous-sol ou dans une pièce sans fenêtre en cas de temps menaçant. À l’extérieur, protégez-vous des débris projetés », lit-on sur le message d’alerte.

« À 14 h 09, les météorologues d’Environnement Canada surveillent un orage produisant possiblement une tornade. Des vents destructeurs, de la grosse grêle et de la pluie intense par endroits sont aussi possibles. Mettez-vous immédiatement à l’abri si un phénomène météorologique menaçant s’approche. Une ou plusieurs tornades de faible intensité pourraient se produire dans le secteur. Elles apparaissent parfois sous la forme de nuages en entonnoir accompagnés de débris tourbillonnant près du sol », lit-on sur le web site internet d’Environnement Canada.

Partout dans les Laurentides, cet après-midi et ce soir, les situations sont propices à la formation d’orages dangereux pouvant produire des rafales très fortes, de la grêle de grosse taille et de la pluie torrentielle, écrit-on.

NEW YORK — Legal professionals gave their last arguments Tuesday of their effort to convict or acquit former President Donald Trump of 34 felony counts of falsified enterprise information because the historic trial pushes nearer to an finish.

A 12-person jury, which has listened to 22 witnesses and over six hours of arguments, is ready to start deliberating Wednesday. It may very well be hours or days or even weeks earlier than they’ve a call. A unanimous jury is required to both convict or acquit Trump.

Trump, who has pleaded not responsible, often referred to as the trial “election interference” for stopping him from campaigning for president, falsely claiming a partisan conspiracy towards him.

On Tuesday, Trump was joined in court docket by extra relations than normal. Youngsters Donald Jr., Eric and Tiffany had been current within the courtroom, in addition to son-in-law Michael Boulos and daughter-in-law and RNC co-chair Lara Trump.

As Trump Lawyer Todd Blanche was starting his closing arguments, the Biden-Harris marketing campaign held an occasion outdoors the courthouse in Manhattan that includes actor Robert DeNiro and U.S. Capitol law enforcement officials Harry Dunn and Michael Fanone.

Prosecutors allege that Trump knew a couple of settlement negotiation with grownup movie actor Stormy Daniels to maintain her allegations of an affair out of the press forward of the 2016 election and that Trump directed his former “fixer” Michael Cohen to make a settlement fee of $130,000 to her. Prosecutors argue that the falsified enterprise information, partially labeled as “authorized retainers,” are a paper path for Cohen.

Trump has lengthy argued he was solely paying his lawyer.

The protection gave closing arguments first, specializing in Michael Cohen

As is New York legislation, Trump’s protection gave the primary set of closing arguments, which lasted over 2 hours. Blanche targeted on the credibility points surrounding Cohen.

Listed here are 4 highlights from his abstract of their protection:

1. Who did not testify

The protection hung out mentioning potential witnesses the jury didn’t hear from — particularly Allen Weisselberg, Don Jr. or Eric Trump, who had been Trump Group executives on the time; Dylan Howard, a former editor of the Nationwide Enquirer; Gina Rodriguez, who managed Stormy Daniels; or Trump bodyguard Keith Schiller.

2. The paperwork

Blanche argues Trump’s sons signed two checks that represent a few of the felony counts. And he additionally advised the jury that Cohen was the one who generated the 11 invoices that make up 11 of the felony counts on Trump.

He maintained that the allegedly false retainer was a reliable retainer of companies — particularly as a result of Cohen billed himself as Trump’s private lawyer.

“You shouldn’t assume the phrase ‘retainer’ differentiates from the explanation for the fee — it is only a single phrase,” Blanche stated.

3. Cohen’s credibility

Blanche tried to solid doubt on numerous conversations Cohen recalled having with Trump, together with on the White Home, allegedly concerning the deal to silence Daniels. However the protection additionally argued that Cohen lied on the stand, answering questions one approach to the prosecution however a unique method with the protection.

“Cohen lied to you,” Blanche claimed repeatedly to hammer the purpose dwelling to the jurors at numerous phases of his speech.

He additionally hung out casting doubt on the key recording Cohen made from a dialog with Trump that allegedly confirms data of the fee and settlement to former Playboy mannequin Karen McDougal.

4. Election affect

Blanche reiterated one of many factors he made in openings: It doesn’t matter if there was a conspiracy to attempt to have an effect on the election. “Each marketing campaign is a conspiracy to advertise a candidacy,” Blanche stated.

It’s commonplace, Blanche stated, for celebrities and candidates to work with media organizations, reminiscent of tabloids, to advertise themselves and their campaigns.

Blanche argued that it “is mindless” that Trump, Cohen and former writer David Pecker genuinely believed they might affect the 2016 election by way of using the Nationwide Enquirer tabloid.

“There’s nothing improper with President Trump desirous to get optimistic information tales,” stated Blanche. However he added: ”The concept that subtle individuals believed optimistic tales within the Nationwide Enquirer may affect the election is preposterous.“

Blanche stated the attain of the tabloid was far under what would have ever been wanted to swing the election.

The prosecution pushes again

Prosecutors spent 6 hours strolling the jury by way of each a part of their case and refuting claims made by the protection. Prosecutor Josh Steinglass walked the jury by way of all their proof: of the 2006 sexual encounter described by Daniels, saying that Cohen knew what occurred in that lodge room “and that goes to motive.” Steinglass advised the jury of Stormy Daniels testimony, “That’s the show the defendant didn’t need the general public to see.”

Listed here are 4 highlights from their closing arguments:

1. The 1 minute and 36 second telephone name 

Prosecutor Josh Steinglass took out his personal telephone, set the timer and reenacted a name that was on the middle of Cohen’s cross and direct examination two weeks in the past. Cohen testified that in a telephone name, he had each spoken with Trump’s bodyguard a couple of harassing teen and individually with Trump concerning the fee to Daniels. Trump’s legal professionals aimed to discredit Cohen’s reminiscence of that dialog — arguing that it will be laborious to broach each topics in that quick time.

Beginning with, “Hey, Keith, how’s it going?” Steinglass went by way of a simulated telephone name the place he mentioned the problem of a teenage prankster who had been harassing Cohen, after which stated, “Can I discuss to the boss?” Then Steinglass simulated a short dialog about caring for “that factor,” and somewhat small discuss.

“And all that took 49 seconds,” about half the time of the decision in query, Steinglass stated, including that this was simply certainly one of 20 calls Cohen had.

2. The validity of witnesses

Steinglass advised the jury that with the intention to acquit Trump, they must disregard a number of witnesses’ testimony — not simply Cohen’s — together with that of former Trump Group controller Jeffrey McConney, and different items of proof like handwritten notes on financial institution statements that detailed the maths of how the funds could be made.

Steinglass referenced numerous witnesses who got here to testify, together with present and former staff of Trump’s enterprise and administration. He additionally referred to the witnesses who work for corporations that printed Trump’s books about his enterprise philosophy.

Re-reading paragraphs from the books, Steinglass doubled down on Trump’s “frugality” and reminded the jury of Pecker’s testimony, the place Trump was additionally described as frugal.

2. Trump’s enterprise practices

Steinglass as soon as once more went by way of the precise checks and invoices in query and the way Deborah Tarasoff, the accounts payable supervisor on the Trump Group, packaged them collectively to ship to Trump even after he went to the White Home.

Prosecutors pushed that even the chief monetary officer, Weisselberg, may solely approve invoices as much as $10,000.

“Regardless of his frugality, and a spotlight to element, the defendant did not ask any questions, trigger he already knew the solutions,” Steinglass argued, asking the jury to not consider the “bogus narrative that the defendant was too busy” whereas on the White Home to note the big sums of cash was being spent.

There have been two paperwork that confirmed handwritten notes from Trump’s chief monetary officer and his comptroller that clearly lay out the reimbursement scheme: 130 instances two, to cowl taxes, plus one other expense, plus a bonus, for a complete of $420,000. Steinglass stated, “They’re the smoking weapons.”

“They fully blow out of the water the protection declare that these had been for authorized work,” he stated, including, “I’m nearly speechless that they’re nonetheless making an attempt to make this argument that this was for authorized retainer.”

3. Election considerations

Steinglass targeted on the considerations he stated Trump had about how the story of the alleged affair with an grownup movie star may harm his 2016 presidential run. He argued that Trump himself advised Pecker and Cohen to deal with quashing damaging media — particularly allegations from girls about Trump within the leadup to 2016.

The prosecutor stated that it began at that August 2015 assembly in Trump Tower with the Nationwide Enquirer writer, Pecker. Steinglass stated: “As soon as cash begins altering arms, that’s a federal election legislation violation.”

He doubled down that Trump’s concern was not his household, however the election, and the take care of the tabloid exhibits that was the motivation for a settlement 10 years after the alleged encounter.

“That is shopping for a narrative that you don’t intend to print, in order that nobody else can print it,” Steinglass stated, referencing Blanche’s argument that tabloids typically buy tales after which select to not run them.

Tying this to the Daniels’ fee, Steinglass reminded jurors of the timing — how the deal to have Daniels signal a nondisclosure settlement got here after the Entry Hollywood tape turned public.

“Stormy Daniels was a strolling and speaking reminder that the defendant was not solely phrases,” Steinglass stated.

NPR’s Andrea Bernstein contributed to this report.