A course educating the public on how to recognize potentially dangerous scenarios, and how to react to them, drew a crowd of nearly 500 people to a North Texas church Saturday.

A course educating the public on how to recognize potentially dangerous scenarios, and how to react to them, drew a crowd of nearly 500 people to a North Texas church Saturday. The course was hosted by the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office and held at The Church at River Oaks in Greenville. Sheriff Randy Meeks said the purpose of the course…

A man has been arrested after he pointed a BB gun at police during an altercation. According to police, officers attempted to serve a search warrant with an ICE Detainer in Greenville. The suspect, Flavio Martinez-Castillo, refused to open the door. When the tactical team entered, Martinez-Castillo held up a gun, police say. The weapon turned out to be a…

Detecting dangerous bacteria can be difficult, but an unusual new helper is sniffing around Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, North Carolina to help patients. A beagle named Harley is pretty special and possibly the only dog in the U.S. working to detect this kind of bacteria in hospitals. Her owner, Keith Pittman, trained her to work with people, using...

Detecting dangerous bacteria can be difficult, but an unusual new helper is sniffing around Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, North Carolina to help patients.

A man died Saturday morning after a stabbing Friday night in Greenville that officials say they believe is the result of road rage. The man, who was not identified, died at 10:42 a.m. Saturday after he was stabbed shortly before 8 p.m. Friday in Greenville, according to a city official. The city said police officers responded to a Walgreens and…

Taco Cabana’s parent company, Fiesta Restaurant Group, Inc., says they are immediately shutting down 19 of their 164 restaurants in Texas, including eight in Dallas-Fort Worth. The company said the 19 restaurants were underperforming and that while they contributed to approximately $24.5 million in earnings they also had $4.2 million in pre-tax operating losses, including $2 million in depreciation expense,…

Frisco Lone Star takes on Denton Ryan, Duncanville matches up with Rockwall, plus Denton Guyer and Aledo take on teams from other parts of the state, as North Texas teams aim for a trip to championship games.

NBC 5’s Pat Doney recaps the third week of the high school football playoffs, including an overtime thriller between Highland Park and Frisco Lone Star, a dominant performance by Duncanville, and a come-from-behind win for Rockwall.

Maxton and Tabo were featured during the Fall Photos segment on – Nov. 27, 2019.

The man wrongly arrested and charged with capital murder in a mass shooting in Hunt County says he is planning to sue. Brandon Gonzales says he has had to move to Florida to find steady work after investigators let him go.

Brandon Gonzales moved halfway across the country last weekend, leaving behind his three young children, his girlfriend and the town he grew up in. He hopes the distance will let him escape the unwanted notoriety he experienced after authorities mistakenly accused him of killing two party-goers in a mass shooting outside Greenville last month.

Less than a day after being released from jail, Brandon Gonzales says he had no doubt he would eventually be cleared.

Less than a day after being released from jail, Brandon Gonzales says he had no doubt he would eventually be cleared.

Less than a day after being released from jail, Brandon Gonzales says he had no doubt he would eventually be cleared.

The man arrested in connection to the deadly shooting in Greenville Oct. 26 was released from jail Tuesday, the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office says.

The man arrested in connection to the deadly shooting in Greenville Oct. 26 was released from jail Tuesday, the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office says.

Brandon Gonzales, who was released from jail Tuesday after the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office said it found exculpatory evidence, says he and his attorneys plan to file a civil suit against the sheriff’s office.

A protected witness says they saw Greenville shooting suspect Brandon Ray Gonzales leave a dice game held in the restroom of the party venue before pointing a gun at the heads of his targets and opening fire late Saturday night.

The man suspected of opening fire into a crowd of hundreds overnight Saturday outside Greenville is behind bars, arrested Monday morning, according to Sheriff Randy Meeks.