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D.C. performance artist Sheldon Scott has hulled rice by hand for so long this week that his fingerprints are wearing off. He’ll do the grueling work for a few days. His enslaved ancestors on the South Carolina coast did it for years.

Tuesday’s rain ended up inside a handful of apartments in Fort Worth and one resident says it’s happened at least twice in the past.

Tenants at a Fort Worth apartment complex have had to go to extreme measures to keep cool during one of the hottest weeks of the year.

Just when it looked like all hope was lost and a small Fort Worth church that caters to the homeless would have to close its doors, their prayers were answered. An anonymous donor came forward with $300,000 to keep their mission going.

It’s that time of the year again when popular brands’ “new” product announcements may dupe the gullible and give others a good laugh. Here’s a list of April Fools’ Day pranks to look out for as you scroll through social media today.

Silicon Valley has driven San Francisco into a “train wreck” of inequality, with homelessness being a severe issue in the city, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told CNBC on Tuesday. Benioff added that though the Valley is the home of “an incredible technology industry” that “every city in the world craves,” some executives in the sector are ignoring issues such as...

President Donald Trump on several occasions has taken credit for making Medicare “stronger.” In one instance, he said, “Medicare will be $700 billion stronger over the next decade thanks to our growth.” In fact, Medicare’s finances have worsened since he took office, and economic growth is not expected to help the program as much as he claims

Hollman Inc., the world’s largest manufacturer of sports, fitness and office lockers, has started the Hollman HELPs program to offer employees the opportunity to go to college for free.

A Carrollton couple said their home warranty company left them without working air conditioning for more than two months. The delays became unbearable, so they called NBC 5’s Samantha Chatman for back up.

It’s not Prescott’s fault Bryant is unemployed today. If you must assign blame, you should start with No. 88.

The gay dating app Grindr has acknowledged sharing its users’ HIV status with two companies. Grindr says Localytics and Apptimize were paid to test and monitor how the app is used. The company says the firms are under “strict contractual terms that provide for the highest level of confidentiality, data security and user privacy.” Grindr says data that may include...

Former “Smallville” actress Kristin Kreuk took to social media Thursday refuting a New York Post article that she and former co-star Allison Mack used their celebrity status to help recruit unsuspecting young women into a sex cult.

Grindr, a gay-dating app, suffers from security issues that can expose the information of its more than 3 million daily users, including the location data of people who have opted out of sharing such information, according to cybersecurity experts. The security flaws were identified by Trever Faden after he created a website called C*ckblocked (the asterisk is part of the...

NBC 5 Responds steps in to help a Plano woman get a replacement computer.

Instead of sweeping arrests and citations, Fort Worth has a plan to offer forgiveness on more than 300,000 class C warrants.

A Lake Highlands English teacher has been arrested, accused of possession of child pornography.

Two North Texas women opened a repair shop to give women what they’ve been asking for – fair treatment.

We first told Kim Shellem’s story on NBC 5 Today, after she had paid a contractor over $20,000 to fix her home. After nearly a year of no work, companies stepped in to help the Wylie woman, for free.