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North Dallas Families Thankful While They Recover From Tornado
As the holiday season kicks off, families in North Dallas are still putting their lives back together following last month’s tornado. Even with homes ripped apart, some said there’s still plenty to be thankful for.
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North Dallas Families Thankful While They Recover From Tornado
As the holiday season kicks off, families in North Dallas are still putting their lives back together following last month’s tornado. Even with homes ripped apart, some said there’s still plenty to be thankful for.
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FBI Hate Crime Report Shows Troubling Trends for the LGBTQ and Black Communities
The FBI’s annual hate crime report is out and some of the trends are troubling. Hate crimes against property are down. Hate crimes against people are up to what the FBI calls a 16-year high.
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FBI Hate Crime Report Shows Troubling Trends for the LGBTQ and Black Communities
The FBI’s annual hate crime report is out and some of the trends are troubling. Hate crimes against property are down. Hate crimes against people are up to what the FBI calls a 16-year high.
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Woman Attempting to Drive Onto White House Complex has North Texas Ties: Ex-Husband Speaks
A woman arrested for trying to drive onto the White House complex has ties to North Texas. Her ex-husband says his ex-wife means no harm and suffers from health issues.
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Woman Attempting to Drive Onto White House Complex has North Texas Ties: Ex-Husband Speaks
A woman arrested for trying to drive onto the White House complex has ties to North Texas. Her ex-husband says his ex-wife means no harm and suffers from health issues.
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Mavericks Fans Have Mixed Reactions About New Jersey; Local Artist Says He's Proud of His Work
The Dallas Mavericks released the design of the team’s new City Edition uniforms, and it’s getting a strong reaction from fans. Some love it. Some can’t stand it.
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Mavericks Fans Have Mixed Reactions About New Jersey; Local Artist Says He's Proud of His Work
The Dallas Mavericks released the design of the team’s new City Edition uniforms, and it’s getting a strong reaction from fans. Some love it. Some can’t stand it.
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Friend Remembers Dallas Woman Who Died of Injuries Sustained in Nov. 1 Attack
A 39-year-old woman died Saturday from injuries sustained in a “violent attack” on Nov. 1.
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Father and Football Coach Talk About the Loss of Well-Liked Allen High School Student
Marquel Ellis Jr. was shot, and later died, at a party Saturday in Plano. Kemond Smith, 17, is charged with murder. Ellis’ father and football coach both sat down to speak with NBC 5.
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Father and Football Coach Talk About the Loss of Well-Liked Allen High School Student
Marquel Ellis Jr. was shot, and later died, at a party Saturday in Plano. Kemond Smith, 17, is charged with murder. Ellis’ father and football coach both sat down to speak with NBC 5.
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Shootings Make for Busy Weekend for Dallas Police
There were several shootings across Dallas Saturday and Sunday, keeping police busy over the weekend. Many of the incidents remain unsolved.
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Newly Formed Dallas Police Oversight Board to Take on First High-Profile Case
The newly formed Dallas Community Police Oversight Board is about to tackle its first high-profile case. Tuesday night, the board voted to look into the case of Diamond Ross, a woman who died in Dallas Police custody last year.
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Newly Formed Dallas Police Oversight Board to Take on First High-Profile Case
The newly formed Dallas Community Police Oversight Board is about to tackle its first high-profile case. Tuesday night, the board voted to look into the case of Diamond Ross, a woman who died in Dallas Police custody last year.
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Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions to Open Emergency Overflow Shelter for First Time
Part of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center will double as an emergency overflow shelter for the homeless during the extreme cold.
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Temporary Restraining Order Keeps 9-Month-Old on Life Support
A mother fighting for the life of her 9-month old baby has been given more time to do what some people have called impossible.
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Temporary Restraining Order Keeps 9-Month-Old on Life Support
A mother fighting for the life of her 9-month old baby has been given more time to do what some people have called impossible.
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UNT Staffer Resigns After Using Racial Slur in Panel Discussion on First Amendment
The University of North Texas President Neal Smatresk says a member of the university’s legal staff has resigned after using a racial epithet in a speech about free speech Thursday night.
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Reports and Rumors: Have Homeless People Been Bused into Dallas?
Reports and rumors about a program in New York has some people wondering if hundreds of homeless people are being bused into Dallas.
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Reports and Rumors: Have Homeless People Been Bused into Dallas?
Reports and rumors about a program in New York has some people wondering if hundreds of homeless people are being bused into Dallas.