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Feds Say Scams Surged in Pandemic; Here's How Experts Protect Themselves
If it feels like you’re inundated with scam calls, texts and emails lately, you’re not alone. The Federal Trade Commission says fraud reports surged during the pandemic.
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Feds Say Scams Surged in Pandemic; Here's How Experts Protect Themselves
If it feels like you’re inundated with scam calls, texts and emails lately, you’re not alone. The Federal Trade Commission says fraud reports surged during the pandemic.
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Fort Worth Business Owner Warns of Scam Targeting Photographers
A Fort Worth business owner is trying to stop a scammer who is targeting photographers in North Texas.The wedding and special events venue says someone is using their address as the setting for a fake event. NBC 5 Responds reporter Diana Zoga explains how the venue caught on and the lessons we can all take away from her story.
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Scam Targets North Texas Photographers
The owner of a Forth Worth special events venue is raising the red flag about a scam targeting photographers in North Texas.
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Some Evictions May Proceed in Texas Under CDC Moratorium
A North Texas woman says she faces eviction after the Centers for Disease Control extended its eviction moratorium through June 30. It comes after the Texas Supreme Court did not extend its own emergency order which expired on March 31. NBC 5’s Diana Zoga reports.
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Some Evictions May Proceed in Texas Under CDC Moratorium
A North Texas woman says she faces eviction after the Centers for Disease Control extended its eviction moratorium through June 30. It comes after the Texas Supreme Court did not extend its own emergency order which expired on March 31.
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How a Mix-Up Nearly Grounded a North Texan on Her Flight Home
A North Texas woman contacted NBC 5 responds after she says an airline refused to let her board her flight.
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How a Mix-Up Nearly Grounded a North Texan on Her Flight Home
A North Texas woman contacted NBC 5 responds after she says an airline refused to let her board her flight.
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Lawyers Say Texas Courts Are Allowing Evictions After the CDC Extended Its Moratorium
Legal aid groups are warning about a wave of evictions this week, in spite of the extension of the CDC eviction moratorium. The warning follows new guidance for Texas Justice of the Peace courts which hear eviction cases.
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North Texan Struggles to Get Refund for Hotel Reservation During Power Outages
The winter storm is still causing fall out. A North Texas woman says her family was struggling to get a refund from a hotel after her parents traveled on icy roads only to learn the hotel didn’t have power. So they didn’t check in. That’s when NBC 5 Responds stepped in and asked the third-party booking site about their charges....
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North Texan Struggles to Get Refund for Hotel Reservation During Power Outages
The winter storm is still causing fall out. A North Texas woman says her family was struggling to get a refund from a hotel after her parents traveled on icy roads only to learn the hotel didn’t have power. So they didn’t check in. That’s when NBC 5 Responds stepped in and asked the third-party booking site about their...
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Could Micro-Weddings Become the New Normal?
While COVID-19 can’t stand in the way of true love, it has definitely changed the way people seal the deal.
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Could Micro-Weddings Become the New Normal?
While COVID-19 can’t stand in the way of true love, it has definitely changed the way people seal the deal.
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North Texan Struggles to Dispute Charges After Someone Spent Nearly $6K of Her Money
A Bedford woman reached out to NBC 5 Responds after she said she had trouble disputing thousands of dollars in fraudulent charges made on her prepaid debit card.
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IRS Still Processing Some 2019 Tax Returns
While the IRS extended the deadline for Texans to file their 2020 federal income taxes due to the winter storm, some North Texans are still waiting for the agency to process their 2019 returns.
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IRS Still Processing Some 2019 Tax Returns
While the IRS extended the deadline for Texans to file their 2020 federal income taxes due to the winter storm, some North Texans are still waiting for the agency to process their 2019 returns.
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Can Your Landlord Terminate Your Lease Following Winter Storm Damage?
Apartment residents found themselves forced from their homes because of busted pipes, NBC 5 Responds looks at if a tenant or landlord can terminate a lease if the apartment is uninhabitable following a disaster.
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Can Your Landlord Terminate Your Lease Following Winter Storm Damage?
Apartment residents found themselves forced from their homes because of busted pipes, NBC 5 Responds reporter Diana Zoga explains if the tenant or landlord can terminate a lease if the apartment is uninhabitable following a disaster.
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North Texans Face More Big Electric Bills in Aftermath of Winter Storm
Several people who get their power through the nonprofit Navarro County Electric Cooperative contacted NBC 5 Responds about electricity bills ranging from around $400 to nearly $1,000.
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North Texans Face More Big Electric Bills in Aftermath of Winter Storm
Several people who get their power through the nonprofit Navarro County Electric Cooperative contacted NBC 5 Responds about electricity bills ranging from around $400 to nearly $1,000.