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Mesquite Nonprofits Serves Community Members in Need
Sharing Life helps feed the hungry and is providing shelter for those who are in need. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera has more.
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Mesquite Nonprofit Provides Hotel Rooms for Those Experiencing Homelessness
The freezing temperatures change the pace of services for nonprofits across North Texas.
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Double Fatal Crash Shuts Down WB Interstate 30 in Mesquite
The westbound lanes of interstate 30 in Mesquite are shut down due to a fatal crash.
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Fatal Crash on I-30 Causes Road Closures, Traffic Delays Tuesday Morning
Westbound lanes of I-30 are closed at Big Town Boulevard after a fatal crash.
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Crooks Break Through Former Sears Store's Concrete Wall, Steal $2 Million in Jewelry
A jewelry store inside Town East Mall in Mesquite was burglarized over the weekend after police say someone broke through concrete and sheetrock walls to steal more than $2 million in jewelry and property.
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Mesquite Residents Seek Answers Over Water Bill Increases
Mesquite residents are seeing drastic increases to their water bills as the city tries to update the meter system. NBC 5 Responds got answers.
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North Texans Reporting Spike in Water Bills
Mesquite residents are seeing drastic increases to their water bills as the city tries to update the meter system.
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Grand Prairie Tattoo Shop Break-In Linked to Others in Dallas, Mesquite
Police in Dallas, Mesquite and Grand Prairie are working together to solve a crime spree by two men and one woman driving a high-dollar stolen pickup.
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Food Pantry Deploys Innovative Solutions to Fight Hunger
This is a big week for a nonprofit in Mesquite working to fight hunger. It will debut a new service that will get food to clients ’round the clock.
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Food Pantry Deploys Innovative Solutions to Fight Hunger
Sharing Life in Mesquite installed refrigerated and frozen lockers for 24/7 access to food
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Man Arrested in Fatal Mesquite Apartment Fire, Police Say
Mesquite police say they have made an arrest in connection to a deadly apartment fire that occurred on Sept. 30 at the Tradewind Apartments.
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Mesquite ISD Teacher Signs Lyrics to Music Performance So All Can Enjoy
We want you to hear #SomethingGood as a North Texas elementary school closes out Hispanic Heritage Month in a really special way.
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Mesquite ISD Elementary Teacher Uses Sign Language So Students Can Enjoy Music Performance
We want you to hear #SomethingGood as a North Texas elementary school closes out Hispanic Heritage Month in a really special way.
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One Dead, Arson Investigation Underway in Mesquite Apartment Fire
One person is dead and dozens are without a place to live after a fire tore through an apartment building in Mesquite early Friday morning. Police said this is an arson investigation and believe someone intentionally set fire to the building.
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Mesquite Apartment Fire Under Investigation for Arson
One person is dead and dozens are without a place to live after a fire tore through an apartment building in Mesquite early Friday morning. Police said this is an arson investigation and believe someone intentionally set fire to the building.
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Veteran Turned Superintendent Discusses Plan for Mesquite ISD
New Mesquite ISD Superintendent Angel Rivera joins NBC 5’s Wayne Carter for lunch to share his plan for the district.
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Emotional Victim Impact Statements in Jamie Jaramillo's Trial
Murdered Mesquite Police Officer Richard Houston’s family faced the man convicted of killing him. It was an emotional day of testimony and then the man who will spend the rest of his life in prison spoke to the family.
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Daughter of Slain Mesquite Police Officer Offers Forgiveness to Father's Killer
The family of a murdered Mesquite police officer told convicted killer Jamie Jaramillo about the lives he’s shattered while also offering him forgiveness.
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A Mesquite Charter School to Kick Off Hispanic Heritage Month with Big Festival
On Wednesday, students, teachers and staff at a Mesquite, Texas school prepared for their big festival on Thursday.
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Mesquite Charter School Celebrates El Grito de Independencia
As Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off a charter school in Mesquite plans a big festival, but while students and teachers are excited, it’s more than just a party.