ACTION 8 UPDATE: Dallas County Sheriff says two people are dead in a confirmed EF-3 tornado in Plantersville
Dallas County Sheriff Mike Granthum said two people have been killed in yesterday's storms in Plantersville.
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Dallas County Sheriff Mike Granthum said two people have been killed in yesterday's storms in Plantersville.
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