Mother's Life Cut Short in Arlington Crash

0:00A 53-year-old woman named Tanya Cybert died in a car crash on South Cooper Street in Arlington back on March 9. She was driving her Hyundai Tucson and turning left when a Mercedes bends, struck her vehicle head on, less than a mile from home. Tanya was rushed to the hospital but passed away during surgery. Police have not filed charges against the Mercedes driver who has not cooperated with investigators. The crash remains under review with speed possibly playing a role and officials are looking into whether street racing was involved. Arlington has been cracking down on reckless driving in the area. Tanya leaves behind two sons, Chance and Ethan, who are devastated by the sudden loss. She worked in food service at Great Wolf Lodge, enjoyed a lively social circle and had plans to move to Colorado to be near Chance's family. A memorial drew hundreds and a goal fund me has raised over $14,000 to support them. Ethan, who libeled his mom, returned home to an empty house without her or their French bulldog, which also died in the crash.

1:02The brothers have visited the intersection to Grieve, listening to her favorite tunes like Kenny Chesney and Eighty's Hits. Meanwhile, the city included that stretch of road in his 2024 safety plan aimed at zero traffic deaths by 2050. As the family copes with this forever change, they hope the driver grasps the deep pain left behind. Still news, powered by AI, this is Dallas News Today, I'm Corey with the story.