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Surprising migraine cure and more news you might have missed this week

Before the weekend is over, KENS 5 brings you five trending stories from the past week.

One of our most-shared stories on Facebook this week was one that captured the attention of Texas over the weekend. 

Am Amber Alert was issued after an 8-year-old girl went missing on Saturday from Fort Worth. She was found unharmed on Sunday morning and a 51-year-old Tyler man was arrested in connection with the girl's abduction.

LATEST: UPDATE: Tyler man known as 'Thin Man' arrested for allegedly kidnapping 8-year-old Fort Worth girl

PREVIOUSLY: Missing 8-year-old girl, Salem Sabatka, found safe

Our next story doesn't have such a cheery ending. Police in Las Vegas released video of a woman allegedly pushing an elderly man off the bus. That man later died, and police arrested a 25-year-old woman for the incident. She now faces a murder charge, police say.

Click the link below to watch the video of the incident (Viewer discretion is advised):

WATCH: Woman charged with murder after she pushed elderly man from bus, police say

In health news, some people claim a specific piercing is helping cure their migraine problems. Some people say the daith piercing, located on the innermost fold of the ear, can help alleviate migraines. But doctors are skeptical. 

MORE: People find peace from migraines in particular, and unexpected, body piercing

A video of the precise moment the spillway gate at Lake Dunlap failed. That failure caused water to drain out of the lake, dropping the water level by more than 8 feet in a matter of hours. The result devastated a small, tight-knit community and its effects could be felt for years to come, warn neighbors in a similar situation. 

MORE ON LAKE DUNLAP:

'We're not destroyed': Residents trying to move forward in the aftermath of Lake Dunlap draining out

Lake Dunlap business owners look to keep companies afloat

Lake Dunlap Dam collapse brings back sad memories for Lake Wood residents

Lake Dunlap's future is grim after spillway fails at nearby dam

Lake Dunlap expected to drain following 'spillgate failure'

Finally a national news story could have implications throughout the country, including Texas. The governor of Alabama signed the nation's most restrictive abortion ban into law, making it illegal in Alabama to perform an abortion in nearly all cases during any stage of pregnancy.

In Missouri, the House passed a law that bans abortion after eight weeks of pregnancy, and a proposed law in Georgia would set the cut-off at six weeks of gestation- before many people even know they're pregnant. 

ABORTION DEBATE TAKES CENTER STAGE: 

Missouri's GOP-led legislature passes abortion ban at 8 weeks

Texas lawmakers close to sending 'born alive' abortion bill to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk

Alabama governor invokes God in signing nation's strictest abortion ban into law

Anti-abortion televangelist says Alabama abortion bill goes 'too far'

Alabama passed the most restrictive abortion law in the country. Could the same happen in Texas?

Film studios after abortion bill: Don’t give your business to Georgia

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