Sarah Blaskovich with The Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 to share what’s going on around North Texas this weekend, including two Eagles concerts and the opening of Dallas Blooms at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.

Dallas residents will be able to check out Wi-Fi hot spots at 10 of the city’s library branches. Hayat Norimine, The Dallas Morning News‘ city hall reporter has the details on how the branches were chosen.

A North Texas wedding photographer has been awarded a $1.08 million defamation verdict against a married couple whom the jury found posted false statements in a social media campaign after being unhappy about a surprise fee.

A high-rise residential tower on the way in Dallas’ Deep Ellum district would adjoin one of the first buildings redeveloped in the neighborhood just east of downtown. In 1996, Dallas-based Westdale Real Estate Investment and Management converted the former Adam Hat Co. building into loft apartments. The more than century-old building on Canton Street started out as a manufacturing plant…

Dallas Police Chief U. Renee Hall’s highly anticipated violent crime reduction plan brought mixed reaction among city officials and police associations.

A Minnesota developer that’s planning one of Uptown Dallas’ biggest real estate projects has an even bigger deal in Austin. Ryan Cos., architect Page Southerland Page and banking firm BBVA USA plan to build a 60-story downtown Austin skyscraper that will have both office and residential space. The new tower, which will be the second-highest in Austin and one...

Gas meters found close to roads are damaged in crashes far more than one might expect, according to a joint investigation from NBC 5 Investigates and The Dallas Morning News.

A Texas lawmaker is pushing for stronger oversight of potentially dangerous gas meters that are within striking distance of passing motorists, after NBC 5 Investigates and the Dallas Morning News reported areas of concern.

The grieving parents of the gunman at the Earle Cabell Federal Building in Dallas said they feel their son intentionally missed easy human targets when he sprayed bullets into the building.

The grieving parents of the gunman at the Earle Cabell Federal Building in Dallas said they feel their son intentionally missed easy human targets when he sprayed bullets into the building.

Billy Chermirmir is charged with killing at least 12 women. Authorities say he posed as a maintenance worker or health care provider to gain access to the women’s apartments. Police say he robbed and killed them. The Dallas Morning News’ Charles Scugger spoke with the daughter of one of Chermirmir’s alleged victims and talks about the two-part series “Guardians.”

The body of a 51-year-old man from The Colony was found by searchers in south-central Wyoming.

Post Malone gave his new Post Malone X Crocs to employees at his former place of work.

The Texas deadline to file to run for office is Dec. 9. According to The Dallas Morning News, some Democrats remain hopeful former Rep. Beto O’Rourke will get into the race for U.S. Senate.

Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News joins NBC 5 Sports Director Newy Scruggs to preview the Cowboys’ Thursday night showdown with the Chicago Bears and to discuss where Jason Garrett’s squad stands entering a crucial December stretch.

The Dallas Morning News’ Sarah Blaskovich suggests looking at Christmas lights or hitting the Galleria Dallas or NorthPark Center to get in the holiday spirit.

Jerry Jones can’t fire Jason Garrett because he doesn’t have a replacement ready to fill the role, The Dallas Morning News’ Calvin Watkins tells NBC 5 Sports Director Newy Scruggs after Dallas’ loss to the Buffalo Bills on Thanksgiving Day.

Investment services provider Charles Schwab announced not only that they were buying TD Ameritrade but that they were moving to North Texas. The Dallas Morning News’ Dom Difurio talks about what that means for DFW.

World Series MVP pitcher John Wetteland is out on bond, accused in North Texas of continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14.

On Nov. 22, 1963, Hugh Aynesworth walked four blocks from The Dallas Morning News’ building to watch President John F. Kennedy’s motorcade drive through Downtown Dallas. Aynesworth worked for The News at the time covering space and aviation, but he didn’t have an assignment that day.