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Friday evening, dozens lined up at Keller Pointe Dog Park for a 5K raising money for Nina Alvarez’s ongoing rehabilitation expenses.

Homeowners in Van Zandt County are cleaning up after at least one possible tornado touched down Friday afternoon.

Tarrant County Public Health issued a measles ‘exposure notice’ after someone who tested positive for measles visited two Grapevine venues while contagious.

Spring storms won’t dampen plans for the Deep Ellum Community Arts Fair. The largest arts festival in Dallas kicked off Friday morning.

The attorney for the suspect charged with murder at a Frisco track meet plans to seek a lower bond while the victim’s family prepares for a funeral.

Peticolas Brewing Company in Dallas said the brewery is prepared to absorb costs driven up by tariffs and won’t pass increases on to customers.

Tarrant County Commissioner Alisa Simmons, the Tarrant Area Food Bank and the North Texas Area Community Health Centers are giving away eggs to local families.

Interstate 35 was completely shut down at the Belt Line exit due to an 18-wheeler crash on Friday morning.

City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert started with 32 candidates earlier this year and is now down to four finalists.

NBC 5 is looking into the potential effect of imported car tariffs on the Arlington GM plant.

Friends are sharing memories of the driver killed in a Denton County pileup involving an RV.

The East Plano Islamic Center, EPIC, and developers of the proposed EPIC City master-planned community have retained a high-profile Texas attorney to represent them after Gov. Greg Abbott launched multiple state investigations.

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth obtained new information on Wednesday’s fatal stabbing during a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas.

There is one part of the city’s history some families are making sure isn’t forgotten or lost through growth. The area known as The Hill– is where former slaves lived.