Diana Zoga is the consumer reporter for NBC 5 Responds - helping North Texans resolve their consumer complaints and understand their rights.
Diana joined NBC 5 in 2017 after spending 14 years as a reporter at news stations in St Louis, Missouri, Tulsa, Oklahoma and Sherman, Texas.
Diana is a graduate of Plano East Senior High School and the University of Texas at Austin.
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Diana is the daughter of Kosovar Albanian immigrants and still speaks Albanian at home.
During the war in Kosova in the late 1990s, much of her family had to escape to refugee camps to survive. News coverage became critical, as she often scoured news stories looking for any sign of her relatives.
That experience later inspired Diana to go into journalism - which she says feels more like a calling than a job.
Diana is married and lives in Dallas, a short drive from her parents' home, so she continues to enjoy her mother's home-cooking a few nights a week.
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Tax help still available for North Texans
Ahead of Monday’s deadline to file a federal income tax return, the IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center in downtown Dallas is open on Saturday, April 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Tax Day is Monday and help is still available
Ahead of Monday’s deadline to file a federal income tax return, the IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center in downtown Dallas is open on Saturday, April 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Storm aftermath at White Rock Lake in Dallas
People are venturing out to the lake where water is rushing over the spillway at White Rock Lake. Crews put up barriers at those low water crossing areas where water came up over some of the walking and biking paths near the lake early Tuesday morning. The late afternoon brought a reprieve from the rain and a chance to see...
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Thousands gather to experience eclipse at Perot Museum
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science hosted a party on the plaza. They invited thousands of people to experience the eclipse together, NBC 5’s Diana Zoga reports astronomers guided them along the way.
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Astronomers, eclipse watchers mingle at Perot Museum event in Dallas
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas hosted an eclipse party on the plaza, inviting thousands of people to experience the eclipse together with astronomers.
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TODAY's Al Roker joins NBC 5 at Perot Museum ahead of the solar eclipse
Al Roker and NBC 5’s Diana Zoga discuss the solar eclipse from the Perot Museum in Dallas as crowds wait for totality.
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What to look for when hunting for Texas Rangers tickets
The World Champion Texas Rangers are hosting the Chicago Cubs for their home opener on Thursday. Tickets are sold out on the Rangers’ website but available on resale sites. StubHub reports it as the second best-selling home opener in the MLB. NBC 5 Responds reporter Diana Zoga has more.
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How to find Rangers home opener tickets
The World Champion Texas Rangers are hosting the Chicago Cubs for the Rangers’ home opener on March 28. At last check on Wednesday, tickets were no longer available on the Ranger’s website for Thursday’s game – though there are seats available on ticket resale sites.
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What items viewers need for April's total solar eclipse
A total solar eclipse will happen in North Texas in three weeks. They may be in short supply if you’re still looking for viewing glasses or equipment. How can you make sure what you buy is safe and useful? NBC 5 Responds reporter Diana Zoga shares expert advice for consumers.
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How to find approved solar eclipse glasses
We are now just three weeks away from a total solar eclipse in North Texas and if you’re still on the hunt for eclipse viewing glasses or equipment you may find they’re in short supply.
