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Prerak Shah, the acting U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Texas, announced Wednesday that he is resigning effective Oct. 1, the office said.

Maggie Prosser with The Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 to discuss the challenges faced by North Texas long-term care centers looking to provide COVID-19 booster shots.

Cassandra Jaramillo with The Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 to discuss allegations of brutality, racial profiling and other misconduct against a Dallas police sergeant.

A whopping 54% of Texans surveyed think the state is on the wrong track. Just 45% approve of Gov. Greg Abbott’s job performance.

More than 95% of Dallas County residents need to be protected against COVID-19 for the county to benefit from herd immunity, according to a new estimate from the Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation.

Maggie Prosser with The Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 to discuss the ongoing investigation into data loss at the Dallas Police Department.

Oktoberfest and many other fall festivals start this weekend and the State Fair of Texas are two big foodie events that should be on your calendar! Dallas Morning News food writer Sarah Blaskovich has details plus a YouTube video that’s upsetting some Whataburger fans. More: DallasNews.com/Food

Erin Booke with The Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 to discuss how Dallas-area restaurant owners are processing the White House’s plan to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for large businesses. Plus, we take a moment to reflect on the legacy of longtime restaurant critic Dotty Griffith. MORE: Dallasnews.com

The Justice Department has asked a federal court in Texas to stop the enforcement of a new state law that bans most abortions in the state while it decides the case. NBC 5’s Ben Russell explains.

The Justice Department late Tuesday night filed a request for a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction against Texas’ abortion law banning abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.

Southwest Airlines president Tom Nealon will retire from the carrier immediately, the company announced Monday, three months after Nealon was passed over for the CEO job.

Dom DiFurio with The Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 to discuss the White House’s plan to slow the spread of COVID-19 what it means for North Texas businesses.

The Dallas Morning News food writer Sarah Blaskovich brings us up to date on the return of Dakota’s, the new Suburban Yacht Club and all the new dining destinations you can expect to enjoy this fall. MORE: DallasNews.com/Food

Hurricane Ida evacuees who sought refuge in North Texas are contemplating returning home to Louisiana or already have because circumstances forced them to return before water and electricity returned. DallasNews.com reporter Sriya Reddy shares what she learned from residents returning to uncertainty in Louisiana.

Two separate coalitions of voting rights advocates, civil rights organizations and faith-based groups filed lawsuits Friday challenging the divisive GOP elections bill, days after Texas lawmakers greenlit the proposal and sent it to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk.

Two separate coalitions of voting rights advocates, civil rights organizations and faith-based groups filed lawsuits Friday challenging the divisive GOP elections bill, days after Texas lawmakers greenlit the proposal and sent it to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk. DallasNews.com writer Sami Sparber explains.

Chadwick Murray, singer for the Dallas band Bastards of Soul, died Wednesday of a rare respiratory illness, according to a statement from his family posted on Facebook. He was 45.

Restaurant robots are a thing! Dallas Morning News food writer Sarah Blaskovich reports on the new trend as well as the most recent notable restaurant closures and openings. More: DallasNews.com/food

Dana Glosson and her husband, Toby, made about $170,000 a year before the pandemic from their Georgetown materials transportation company, Glosson Enterprises. But in May 2020, Toby caught the virus and spent months in the hospital. He died three months later. “It’s felt like one thing after another and I just can’t get my head above water to even get…

Quinn Ewers on Tuesday signed a three-year deal worth approximately $1.4 million with GTSM, a sports marketing company that specializes in autographs for athletes, a source with knowledge of the negotiations told The Dallas Morning News.