Hannah Jones is a multiplatform producer for NBC Dallas-Fort Worth. She contributes to the NBC 5 newscasts, website, and social media accounts and covers topics ranging from breaking and local news to sports, politics, and entertainment.
Hannah joined NBC 5 in June 2019 as a news intern. She graduated from Southern Methodist University in May 2020.
You can reach Hannah at hannah.jones@nbcuni.com.
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An emu on the lam and the Starbucks Snoopy cup craze
Content producer Hannah Jones talks with Wayne Carter about what people are talking about on social media on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026.
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Breaking down the 2026 Emmy Awards
NBC 5 Producer Hannah Jones chats with Wayne Carter about the 2026 Emmy Awards, the tributes, Taylor Swift, and, of course, the big winners.
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UT System official Archie Holmes named acting president of UT Arlington
Holmes is the first Black man to serve as president of the university. He will begin his role on Sept. 15.
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Former state Rep. Lon Burnam sues Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare
The former state representative is challenging criminal trespass restrictions preventing him from attending future meetings.
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25 years later: How North Texans are honoring victims and survivors of 9/11 terrorist attacks
Tributes and ceremonies are taking place across North Texas in remembrance of the lives lost during the attacks.
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President Trump arrives at DFW Airport ahead of RNC midterm convention
The convention will take place on Wednesday and Thursday and is expected to bring about 20,000 visitors to Dallas.
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One person killed, part of IH 635 closed following early morning crash in Mesquite
The circumstances surrounding the crash remain unclear.
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Man fatally shot after pointing gun at River Oaks officers: Police
The officers involved in the incident have been placed on standard paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation
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Vehicle fire shuts down all lanes of I-30 in Rockwall
Police say no one was hurt in the fire near John King Boulevard, east of Lake Ray Hubbard
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Kewon White found guilty of capital murder in MO3's killing, sentenced to life without parole
Kewon White, the first of three men accused in a murder-for-hire scheme to kill Dallas rapper MO3, was found guilty of capital murder on Friday and sentenced to life in prison without parole. MO3, whose real name was Melvin Noble, was brazenly gunned down in broad daylight after being chased down on foot on a Dallas freeway in November 2020….
