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Petition to deny parole for former police officer Amber Guyger
Amber Guyger is now eligible for parole 5 years after her conviction for the murder of Botham Jean. NBC 5’s Larry Collins has the details.
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North Texas officer honored on National Night Out
Cities across North Texas celebrated National Night Out bringing together law enforcement and the communities they serve to foster strong relationships. At UNT Dallas, there was a moment to acknowledge Officer Darron Burks who was shot and killed in the line of duty just a couple of miles away from campus. Candace Sweat has the story.
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UNT Dallas National Night Out honors slain officer Darron Burks
At UNT Dallas, there was a moment during National Night Out to acknowledge Officer Darron Burks, who was shot and killed in the line of duty just a couple of miles away from campus.
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Timeless styles from Eiseman Jewels
We visit Eiseman Jewels in Northpark Center to view their dazzling collection of trendy and timeless jewelry.
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Millions still struggling after Hurricane Helene's destruction
Millions of people across the south are struggling to recover after Hurricane Helene blamed for more than 100 deaths and many more still missing. Hundreds of thousands are without power without a timeline for repairs. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil reports on a North Texas woman who finally made contact with family and North Texans headed east to help.
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Dallas works with nonprofit to reduce unsheltered homeless 50% by 2026
Dallas city leaders say a targeted program to find housing for people living in downtown encampments is already showing results. NBC 5’s David Goins reports Housing Forward, the nonprofit overseeing the effort, says $30 million will help expand its ‘Street to Home’ outreach.
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Crash that injured six children highlights latest in dangers on Loop 12
The latest crash on Ledbetter Drive that left six children injured in Dallas once again shines a light on Loop 12 and three major issues that continue to put lives at risk on that stretch of road. NBC 5 Investigates senior reporter Scott Friedman explains what’s being done to address the dangers.
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Crash injuring six children highlights Loop 12 danger zone again
Dallas police say a weekend crash that left six children injured was caused by a speeding driver who had been drinking and ran a red light at an intersection along Loop 12/Ledbetter Boulevard. a street that continues to be the most dangerous in Dallas.
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Dallas aims to cut unsheltered homelessness by 50% by 2026
Housing Forward, the non-profit overseeing the effort, says $30 million will help expand the outreach beyond downtown Dallas.
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Amber Guyger now eligible for parole, 5 years after Botham Jean murder conviction
Amber Guyger, the former Dallas police officer convicted of murdering Botham Jean inside his Dallas apartment, is now eligible for parole. She’s halfway through her 10-year sentence.
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Amber Guyger eligible for parole 6 years after Botham Jean's murder
It’s been six years since Botham Jean was shot and killed in his apartment. And now, the former Dallas police officer convicted of his murder is up for parole. Amber Guyger is halfway through her 10-year sentence. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans shares why her parole eligibility falls on a significant day for Jean’s family.
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6 kids hurt in crash with accused drunken driver; passenger says they'd been drinking
A man fled a car crash on foot after hitting an SUV causing a child to be ejected from the car.
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Man arrested for setting fire to Dallas' historic Filter Building
One man is facing arson charges after first responders say he intentionally set fire to a historic Dallas building on Thursday afternoon.
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Arson damages historic Filter Building on White Rock Lake
One man is facing charges of arson after first responders say he intentionally set fire to a historic Dallas building Thursday afternoon. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman shows us the damage and the impact on those who rely on the Filter Building.
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Arson damages historic Filter Building on White Rock Lake
One man is facing charges of arson after first responders say he intentionally set fire to a historic Dallas building Thursday afternoon. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman shows us the damage and the impact on those who rely on the Filter Building.
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Dallas park director calls for changes in ‘flawed' Fair Park contract
There are calls for changes in how Fair Park is managed after recent disagreements between the nonprofit overseeing Fair Park and the company hired to run events. The city’s park director tells NBC 5’s David Goins change is needed now.
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Fair Park contract called ‘flawed,' Dallas park director calls for change
The director of Dallas Park and Recreation Department is calling for major changes to the contract between the city, the nonprofit that manages Fair Park, and the operator of events at the 277-acre Dallas landmark.
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‘Filipinas On The Rise' summit celebrates Philippine culture
During Filipino American History Month, the “Filipinas On The Rise” Summit in North Texas will honor culture and community.
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‘Filipinas On The Rise' summit in Dallas to celebrate Philippine culture and community
The Filipinas On The Rise Summit in Dallas on Saturday aims to honor the strength, resilience, and creativity of Filipina women.
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Southwest Airlines CEO talks one-on-one about airline's future
We’re hearing directly from Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan about big changes coming to Southwest and the ongoing battle over who will lead the airline into the future. Candace Sweat has the one-on-one interview.