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Southwest Airlines will lay off 15 percent of corporate staff
The company says the layoffs are part of its plan to minimize costs and increase efficiencies.
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North Texas refugee program in jeopardy after federal funding freeze
Catholic Charities Dallas has laid off most of its staff after a federal funding freeze halted support for its refugee program. Now, the organization is scrambling to find ways to keep helping families in need. NBC 5’s Keenan Willard has more.
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Police search for driver after 6-year-old girl killed in Dallas hit-and-run
Dallas police are searching for the driver of a white Acura MDX who allegedly hit and killed a 6-year-old girl on Belt Line Road Sunday night. The driver did not stop. Community members have created a small memorial as the search continues. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat has more.
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Timeless styles from Eiseman Jewels
We visit Eiseman Jewels in Northpark Center to view their dazzling collection of trendy and timeless jewelry.
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Catholic Charities refugee program lays off 59 employees due to pause on federal funds
Catholic Charities Dallas faces layoffs and uncertainty after a federal freeze on refugee program funding.
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Southwest Airlines laying off 1,750 corporate workers in cost-saving effort
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is cutting 15% of its corporate staff, the company announced Monday
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6-year-old child killed in hit and run crash
Dallas police say they need help finding the driver accused of hitting and killing a six year old girl. Police said the driver did not stop. They’re hoping a picture of the car will help. The fatal crash happened Sunday night in far North Dallas on Belt Line Road just west of Preston Road. Sophia Beausoleil has more details.
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Girl, 6, killed in Dallas in hit-and-run Sunday, search for driver ongoing
A 6-year-old girl was killed Sunday in a hit-and-run crash in Dallas Sunday night with the driver of an Acura MDX, police say.
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Thousands served from Oak Cliff Veggie Project planted on historic soil
In a historic Black neighborhood of Dallas, a nonprofit organization is planting seeds to nourish the body and a legacy.
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Our Calling makes plea for people to come in from the cold
Shelters are opening their doors to help people stay warm during our bitter cold weather this week. Our Calling opened the Austin Street Center’s overflow shelter at Fair Park and makes a plea for people to come in from the cold.
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Bishop Lynch basketball standout and her mother share adoption story
Fre Vowels was an orphan in Ethiopia, when Kristie Vowels changed her life. Now the Bishop Lynch junior is thriving on and off the court, she and her mom are sharing her adoption story.
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Bishop Lynch basketball standout and mother share adoption story
Fre Vowels is a straight-A student and a star on the basketball court at Bishop Lynch High School. Vowels and her adopted mother share their story in hopes other families consider adoption.
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Dallas Mavericks assistant coach arrested, charged with aggravated assault
The Dallas Mavericks have placed a member of its staff on administrative suspension pending the outcome of the investigation.
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North Texans enjoy a spring-like day before winter weather returns
Ahead of the first of two strong cold fronts bearing down on North Texas, many got outside to take advantage of the weather. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards reports, several agencies and businesses started preparing for the coldest temperatures we’ve seen this year.
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North Texans soak up spring-like Saturday, then prepare for arctic blast
North Texans got outside to soak up spring-like temperatures Saturday, knowing it’s time to once again prepare for another blast of arctic air.
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Catholic Charities refugee program cuts Dallas workers amid federal funding freeze
The Catholic Charities of Dallas Inc. is cutting more than 60 employees in its refugee resettlement program amid federal program changes under the new presidential administration.
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Spend Presidents Day exploring the George W. Bush Presidential Museum
The museum is offering free admission on President’s Day.
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Something ‘Wicked' this way comes to Broadway Dallas' 2025-2026 season
Broadway Dallas celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Music Hall at Fair Park with season of Dallas premieres and audience favorites.
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How cute are they?! Dallas couple married 65 years renews vows on Valentine's Day
On Valentine’s Day, 101st District Court Judge Staci Williams offered free weddings to Dallas couples wanting to tie the knot or renew their vows. One of the couples who showed up to renew their vows have been married for more than six decades.
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How cute are they?! Texas couple married 65 years renews vows on Valentine's Day in Dallas
Herdercine and Joe Nash have been married for 65 years and were one of the couples who took up Dallas District Court Judge Staci Williams’s offer to renew their vows for free on Valentine’s Day.
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Dallas barber with ranching roots redefines Western wear
One North Texas man is putting a fresh spin on traditional Western wear, blending his family’s deep ranching roots with big-city style.