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Texas AG Whistleblowers Sue for Wrongful Firing, Retaliation
Four former deputies to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton are suing him for wrongful firing and retaliating against them for reporting him to the FBI for alleged bribery and abuse of office.
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Texas AG's Affair Tied to Criminal Allegations: AP Sources
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had an extramarital affair with a woman whom he later recommended for a job with the wealthy donor now at the center of criminal allegations against him, according to two people who said Paxton told them about the relationship.
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Texas Attorney General Appeals Ballot Application Decision
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Saturday that he’s appealing a judge’s decision to allow the Harris County clerk to send mail-in ballot applications to all registered voters in the county.
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Courts Weigh in on Mail-In Voting in Texas
The most populous county in Texas can move forward with plans to send all registered voters a mail-in ballot application for the November general election, a state judge ruled Friday.
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Paid Sick Leave Policy in Dallas Could Be Stopped
The Texas Attorney General has now stepped in to stop a new policy in Dallas that would require employers to provide paid sick leave to workers. NBC 5 Reporter Ben Russell joins us.
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Texas Fights ‘Drastic' Push to Require Voting Map Approval
A federal court is considering whether the state of Texas can be trusted to make new voting maps after it found racial discrimination in the initial maps that solidified Republican power.
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Texas House OKs Bill Spurred by Enrique Iglesias Show
The Texas House has approved a proposal advocates say would strengthen the state’s open records laws
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Women Demand Refunds After Local Med Spa Suddenly Closes
Women in McKinney said they are out hundreds of dollars after a local med spa abruptly closed. When they couldn’t track down the owner, they called NBC 5 Responds.
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Women Demand Refunds After Local Med Spa Suddenly Closes
Women in McKinney said they are out hundreds of dollars after a local med spa abruptly closed. When they couldn’t track down the owner, they called NBC 5 Responds.
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No Heat for Some North Texas Renters, What Are Their Options?
On a chilly Wednesday afternoon, Brianna McDowell’s one year old daughter wears a fluffy pink coat to play… inside.
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Report: Officers Killed Hostage in San Antonio-Area Standoff
A Texas Department of Public Safety report says the agency’s SWAT officers killed an 84-year-old woman last month after mistaking her for her son who had engaged authorities in a standoff at their San Antonio-area home.
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New Records Show Slow Progress in Gas Line Replacement
NBC 5 obtained new records on Atmos Energy gas line replacement as the City of Dallas issued conflicting statements on the investigation of a fatal gas explosion.
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NBC 5 Viewers Respond With Experiences at Walmart Auto Services
After NBC 5 shared a story of a North Texas driver whose car’s engine had no oil after a Walmart oil change, other viewers came forward with similar stories.
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Robert Leonard: The Man Behind Dallas County Schools Cameras as Dallas Tax Dollars Disappear
Robert Leonard seemed to live large to those he allowed into his inner circle, even as his company’s business deals with Dallas County Schools were driving the school bus agency into financial crisis.
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Dallas County Schools Sues to Keep Public From Seeing Internal Investigation
Embattled school bus agency Dallas County Schools has filed a lawsuit, suing the Texas Attorney General’s Office to prevent the public from seeing an internal investigation into whether crimes caused the agency’s huge financial losses.
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Anti-Dallas County Schools Group Calls for Charges After Documents Withheld
There’s a new call for criminal charges against the people in charge of Dallas County Schools after the school bus agency continues to refuse to release records requested by NBC 5 Investigates.
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Best Buy Says Viral Photo of $42 Water Was ‘a Big Mistake'
Electronics retailer Best Buy apologized after viral photos appeared to show cases of water selling for more than $40 in Houston as Hurricane Harvey approached, CNBC reported. Best Buy does not sell water by the case and said signage promoting an offer of $42.96 a pack was “a big mistake on the part of a few employees at one store...
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Dallas District Attorney, Texas Attorney General's Office Agree to Joint Voter Fraud Investigation
Dallas County District Attorney Faith Johnson will partner with the Texas Attorney General’s Office to investigate voter fraud in the county.
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AG Office and Dallas County DA Join Forces to Investigate Voter Fraud Investigation
Dallas County District Attorney Faith Johnson says her agency will partner with the Texas Attorney General’s Office to investigate voter fraud in Dallas county.
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Moody's Says ‘High Probability' Dallas County Schools Will Be Shut Down
A report released Friday from the credit rating agency Moody’s predicts that troubled school bus agency Dallas County Schools will be dissolved.