North Texans stuck in Mexico wait for news after violence erupts over cartel death ... and more news

The United States warned Americans in five Mexican states to shelter in place after violence erupted in the country following the death of a notorious cartel leader. It is not known how many Americans or Texans are stranded. In other news, Dallas police on Monday released edited body-camera footage of a federal drug operation in West Dallas, showing the moments before a Dallas SWAT officer fatally shot a man that the city’s chief described as a known drug dealer; Carrollton voters have been surprised to be greeted by an election worker directing voters toward check-in tables and machines for Republicans on one side of the room and Democrats on the other. Being forced to publicly identify their party inside voting centers has rattled some voters; and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints celebrated the groundbreaking of the Fairview Texas Temple on Saturday in a private ceremony after years of tension with the town over the permit to build the 120-foot-tall structure. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices