Jun 30, 2011
An Immigration Impasse Long in the Making
Jun 30, 2011
Thousands March in Arizona Over Immigration Law
Opponents to the tough new immigration law marched to Arizona state Capitol in Phoenix on Saturday with American flags and protest signs in hand. Proponents of the law are expected to hold their own rally at a... 
Jun 30, 2011
Facing Deportation for Stopping Crime
Jun 30, 2011
A Look at One of the Most Active Spots on the Border
Immigration arrests have increased along one of the most active stretch of U.S.-Mexico border, but many of those who attempt cross are not from Mexico and are often from as far away as the Middle East.
Jun 30, 2011
Poll: On Immigration, Racial Divide Runs Deep
Jun 30, 2011
Obama Orders 1,200 Troops to Border
President Barack Obama will send 1,200 National Guard troops to help secure the U.S.-Mexico border and request $500 million for border protection and law enforcement activities, lawmakers and...
Jun 30, 2011
U.S. Split Over Arizona Immigration Law
The controversial Arizona illegal immigration law has divided politicians and caused backlash in the form of official and unofficial boycotts of the state across the nation.
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Oklahoma Family Reunited Thanks to Media Outreach
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Cute Pug Pups On Parade
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Slow Pokes: Sea Turtle Acupuncture
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Figure-Flattering Swimwear
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"After Earth" With Will Smith
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Clinic In Can Headed To Oklahoma
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Father Goose Protects Rooftop Nest, Attacks Passersby
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Fake Cop Pulls Over Student, Searches Her Car
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NJ Restaurants, Bars Accused of Faking Premium Liquor
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Adorable Disabled Pig Grows Star Power
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Father Convicted of Killing Sons Won't Take Stand
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Dedicated Golf Fan Walks All PGA Tour Stops
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Caught On Cam: Anchors Take Cover
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Wilmette Middle School Has Record Amount Of Twins
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More People Living in Poverty in the Suburbs
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Kellie Pickler Crowned "Dancing" Champion
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Man Fires Assault Rifle Inside Club
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"Fast & Furious 6" Premiere
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The "Hangover Part III" Hollywood Premiere: Cast Reveals Their Favorite Memories
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"The Voice": The Swon Brothers Talk Oklahoma Tornado
Possible Cartel Connections in Southlake Shooting
NBC 5 has learned federal agents are investigating possible drug cartel connections to a Wednesday shooting at Southlake Town Center.
Montague Co. Releases Video of Deputy's Shooting
A Montague County deputy who was shot by a wanted Colorado man says he only remembers bits of what can be seen in video from his dashboard camera.
FEMA Tornado Shelter Funding Heading to North Texas
Federal funding of $1.395 is approved to help subsidize storm shelters for some residents in Dallas, Denton, Collin and Tarrant counties.
Jury to Decide Fate of Dad Who Drowned Sons
Jurors will begin deliberating whether a North Texas man should die for drowning his two young sons.
Boy Scout Leaders to Vote on Gay Ban Thursday
The Boy Scouts of America's national leadership will vote Thursday whether to allow openly gay Scouts in its ranks.
