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Dallas Juvenile Justice director resigns amid allegations of mistreatment
The executive director of the Dallas County Juvenile Department resigned Friday amid allegations of mistreatment and filthy living conditions.
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Boil water notice issued in Cockrell Hill
Cockrell Hill public water system customers are urged to boil their water before use due to a line break and a pressure drop.
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Bodies of two men recovered from Lake Ray Hubbard during search for missing swimmers
The bodies of two men were pulled from Lake Ray Hubbard Friday morning after a search for missing swimmers was suspended overnight.
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Police arrest Sunnyvale murder suspect in Mississippi, shooting was likely a ‘retaliation'
Sunnyvale Police are still looking for a second suspect in connection to a deadly shooting last June which killed one person and injured three others, including three kids.
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Suspect in custody after deadly ambush on Mesquite family
Detectives now have one man in custody in connection to the death of a woman and injuries to a man and his three kids in Mesquite. The police chief told NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil new details about the case, including a possible motive.
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Cedar Hill police release dashcam video showing chase, shootout with wanted man
Cedar Hill police released dashcam video of a chase Wednesday night that ended with a shootout and a wanted man critically wounded.
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Dallas County Health to take control of Garland Public Health Clinic
City of Garland avoids reduction of services at health clinic by handing over management to the Dallas County health department.
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Disaster recovery centers open in Dallas, Collin counties to help residents apply for storm relief
It comes as cleanup continues around North Texas nearly three weeks after high winds and heavy rain wreaked havoc.
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Dallas County disaster recovery centers open
Two disaster recovery centers officially opened their doors in Dallas County on Saturday. The centers are part of an effort to make it easier for people living in communities hard hit by storms to get the help they need. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards has more.
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Dallas Co. Sheriff's Office looking for suspects who stole asphalt roller
The Dallas County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the theft of an asphalt roller.
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Local Mexican dance group celebrates its fifteenth anniversary
NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and The Ballet Folklorico Mayahuel invite you to a very special performance for the group’s 15th anniversary on Sunday, June 16, at the Majestic Theater in Dallas. Enjoy music, dance performances and traditional customs of Mexican heritage. The group originally began as a way for a small band of people coming together to enjoy a shared…
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Man cleared in crash that killed Arlington officer, new suspect identified
The Dallas County Sheriff’s Office says a man arrested and accused in the crash that killed Arlington Police motorcycle officer Darrin McMichael in September 2023 no longer faces any charges.
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Dallas County residents can now get FEMA disaster assistance
Dallas County residents affected by last week’s severe weather can now apply for federal disaster aid. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards visited some of the hardest-hit neighborhoods still reeling from hurricane-force winds.
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Recovery efforts underway in Dallas County one week after devastating storms
Like many of her neighbors in east Dallas, a lingering mess is just the latest frustration after last Tuesday morning’s storms when she waited four days for her power to be restored.
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Dallas, Kaufman counties added to federal disaster declaration; FEMA opening recovery centers
Residents in Dallas and Kaufman counties impacted by last week’s severe weather are now able to apply for help from FEMA.
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Northbound US 75 HOV lane closes Friday for conversion to ‘Technology Lane'
The Texas Department of Transportation plans to shut down part of U.S. Highway 75 this week as part of a three-year project to convert existing HOV lanes into “Technology Lanes.”
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DFW homes, businesses struggle with continued power outages amid severe weather
A new round of storms on Sunday night boosted the number of customers without power in Dallas County as Oncor worked around the clock to resolve the remaining outages.
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Oncor says more drenching storms are slowing power restoration into the weekend
Oncor says another round of storms overnight Thursday led to more power outages complicating the restoration effort underway since last weekend.
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Crews still working to restore power in North Dallas
NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera was in Northeast Dallas, where crews were busy replacing power lines.
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Oncor still expects most power to be restored by Friday or Saturday
Oncor says it could be Friday or Saturday before power restoration is “substantially complete” after devastating thunderstorms early Tuesday morning.