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Pet of the Week: Sophie
Meet Sophie a 9-month-old Dalmatian mix. She was flown to North Texas before Hurricane Helene hit the East Coast. We’re told Sophie is full of energy and easy to train. You can meet her by visiting Benbrook Waggin’ Tails Adoption Center.
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Loved ones remember cyclist, a retired FWISD teacher, killed during a group ride
The North Texas cycling community is mourning the loss of an avid cyclist who was hit and killed during a group ride on Saturday in Benbrook.
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Drivers reminded to watch for cyclist after deadly crash in Benbrook
Police are reminding drivers to be aware on the roadways after a car hit and killed a cyclist in Benbrook on Saturday. 68-year-old Chuck Henson died while riding with a group of nine other cyclists. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil spoke with a friend and rider who was there when the crash happened.
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WATCH: Senior moms tackle Texas football high school players
Pre-season football practice is underway at many North Texas high schools, but most don’t look like the ones in this next story. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans has more.
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Must-see video! Senior moms tackle Texas high school players in hilarious showdown
15 moms of senior students participated in Benbrook Middle High’s inaugural Senior Mom Tackle.
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Leaders are watching North Texas' high lake levels
On Monday, Lake Worth had risen to 595,08 feet above sea level– less than half a foot from potentially becoming dangerous.
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North Texas dance team turns to community for help with growth
For nearly a decade, the Ayita Dance Team in Tarrant County has welcomed girls of all ages free of charge, allowing them not only to pursue their passion but to prove there are no limits that can’t be overcome. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards is sharing their story.
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All-girls wheelchair dance team in North Texas seeks community support
On Friday evenings, the Benbrook YMCA comes alive with music in a small studio where a group of young girls move to the rhythm.
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Summer heat impacted North Texas lake levels
Sunday’s much-needed rain wasn’t enough to help raise lake levels across the region but it did create some pretty choppy conditions causing some people to take shelter. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero shows us how the heat, drought and increased water usage is putting a damper on the perfect way to close out the Summer.
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Low lake levels leave Benbrook Marina bone-dry
Garcia says they started to notice their lake bed drying up in late July. Lake levels are now down 10 feet.