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Evan P. Grant with The Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 to discuss the upcoming Texas Rangers season.

Former Congressman Will Hurd on what it will take to solve the surge of unaccompanied children illegally coming across the border and why this isn’t a Republican or Democratic problem. Plus, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo breaks down the money in the COVID Relief package and how you can apply for help aimed at getting America back on its feet...

Dallas Morning News food writer Sarah Blaskovich joins NBC 5 to talk about Salt Bae’s new Dallas steakhouse Nusr-Et and how North Texas restaurants fared better than forecasted after a challenging year battling COVID-19. MORE: Why You Should Go to Salt Bae’s New Dallas Steakhouse | 1 Year Later: Did COVID-19 Cause as MAny Restaurant Closures in North Texas as…

State Sen. Royce West (D-Dallas) on his police reform bill, why he says he changed the name and refiled the bill in hopes of getting more support from lawmakers across the aisle, and Dallas Morning News Austin Bureau Chief Bob Garrett on a key deadline for the legislature, plus the likelihood that actor Matthew McConaughey will run for governor of…

The top Democrat in the Texas House, Chris Turner (D-Arlington), responds to Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to lift all statewide COVID-19 mandates and The Dallas Morning News’ Washington bureau chief Todd Gillman discusses the relief bill working its way through Congress.

One of two Dallas police officers critically wounded in a triple shooting at a Home Depot Tuesday afternoon has died, authorities confirmed Wednesday morning.

One man with a camera, Dallas Morning News photojournalist, Tom Fox, was allowed to capture every moment from inside the courtroom.

Bonnie McCririe-Hale, who lives in Grapevine, is licensed in Texas as a private investigator but she specializes in finding lost pets

A Dallas man has been charged with conspiracy to commit sex trafficking after he allegedly sold a 19-year-old woman as a sex slave to a South Carolina man, federal authorities said in court documents.

Kyle Arnold, aviation writer for The Dallas Morning News, joined NBC 5 to discuss whether thermal cameras and temperature scanners make airline travel safer amid the coronavirus pandemic.

With news coming Thursday that American Airlines will furlough 19,000 workers, many are wondering how it will impact travel. NBC 5 talks with Aviation Reporter Kyle Arnold from the Dallas Morning News about what you can expect.

Here among the manicured lawns and scenes of suburban serenity, two Farmers Branch neighbors wage a war of words.

Sarah Blaskovich, food writer for The Dallas Morning News, serves up the Foodie 411 on Jollibee, the “McDonald’s of the Philippines” opening in West Plano, changes to Trinity Groves, and ballpark food delivered to your home if you live in Arlington.

UT drum major says she will no longer conduct the school’s fight song, “The Eyes of Texas,” due to its racist history.

Dallas Police Chief U. Reneé Hall said her department made mistakes during the first few nights that protesters marched downtown in response to a Black man’s killing by Minneapolis police.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, there are restaurants still opening. The Dallas Morning News food writer, Sarah Blaskovich, joins NBC 5 to talk about new restaurant openings during tough times and the death of a beloved chef who contracted COVID-19.

Hundreds of Dallas city employees who have been furloughed since May will go another two months without a paycheck.

A federal judge in Dallas has thrown out an excessive force lawsuit filed against five Dallas police officers who handcuffed and pinned a mentally ill man to the ground shortly before he died. In a 27-page ruling, U.S. District Judge David Godbey granted the officers’ motion for summary judgment in the case of Tony Timpa. The unarmed Rockwall man...

The Democrat-led House Armed Services Committee late on Wednesday voted mostly along party lines to approve a measure to mandate the scrubbing of those bases’ names within a year, just a couple weeks after the GOP-led Senate Armed Services Committee approved a similar proposal.

A swimming pool attendant has filed a civil lawsuit against Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott, seeking financial compensation after she says Elliott’s three dogs attacked her and caused serious bodily harm during a March visit to his Frisco home, TMZ first reported on Friday. Frank Salzano, Elliott’s attorney, acknowledged the complaint in an email but said his client committed...