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Sunday morning during an hour long sermon, Bishop T.D. Jakes had “a slight health incident” while on stage during the church service. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil has the details. 

Bishop T.D. Jakes of The Potter’s House of Dallas is in stable condition after a medical incident during Sunday’s sermon.

Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns will be honored at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum’s annual Hope for Humanity Dinner.

We visit Eiseman Jewels in Northpark Center to view their dazzling collection of trendy and timeless jewelry.

Education is the key to success, and one local high school is helping students develop their skills and gain experience in some of Dallas’ most successful companies. Dr. Nivea Torres, the Principal and Chief Academic Office at Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep, is joined by Catalina Rodriguez, a senior at Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep who will be graduating in...

Ahead of the holidays, many families are feeling the pinch, especially at the grocery store. To help get Thanksgiving dinner on the table, several nonprofits across North Texas hosted turkey giveaways. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards reports some are seeing more recipients than ever before.

Since the 2014 holiday season, twelve 25-foot-tall glittering gazebos depicting “The 12 Days of Christmas” have dotted the Dallas Arboretum’s garden.

The Dallas ISD is providing three free breakfast and lunch meals for students on Monday for them to eat during the holiday week.

For years the alligator gar was intentionally killed by fishermen who felt they were undesirable. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans introduces us to the angler who is sharing his passion and renewing respect for the prehistoric reptiles found in the Trinity River.

Coryea Frances aka ‘Ceelowthehooker’ turned his passion for reeling in alligator gar into a profession. Now he’s helping people understand the unique species of reptiles.

SMU head football coach Rhett Lashlee lands contract extension after leading mustangs to 2023 conference title since 1984.

Aria Jones with the Dallas Morning News tells us about how Tomiya Crenshaw is suing two police officers over a crash that took place in 2022.

A Dallas elementary school made career day a little more interesting, as students learn about jobs through all the different vehicles driven at work.

The Dallas Animal Shelter is over capacity and asking the public for help to find homes for the holidays.

Downtown Dallas is getting in the holiday spirit with an ice skating rink, Santa sightings, and more.

Downtown Dallas is about to get its first outdoor ice-skating rink starting November 22 at the Omni Dallas. They are opening their inaugural Ice, Lights, and City Nights holiday event at the hotel. Family-friendly events include ticketed items and free things to do.

While Dallas Cowboys fans long for the heydays of the 90s, one local filmmaker looked at the darker side of being national champions. The documentary ‘Chaos on Commerce’ explores how racial tensions spilled over in Downtown Dallas during the Super Bowl parade of 1993. Candace Sweat has the story.

Construction on a planned community park in South Dallas will begin in late 2025, according to leadership of the nonprofit that manages Fair Park.

Decades of promises have been broken for the neighborhood around Fair Park. Years after Black families were uprooted to make way for parking lots, the nonprofit overseeing the park says it’s keeping faith with the community with a much anticipated community park. David Goins has the update.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the city of Dallas over its ballot measure to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil has the details.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, DallasNews.com/food writer Sarah Blaskovich has some last-minute tips, plus news on a new fine-dining restaurant in Fort Worth and a 100-year-old ice cream shop that’s expanding to North Texas.