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Assistant Chief Michael Igo as interim Dallas Police Chief to replace Eddie Garcia
Michael Igo, an administrator with more than three decades with the Dallas Police Department, has been named interim chief of police until a permanent replacement is found for outgoing Chief Eddie Garcia.
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Dallas names Michael Igo as interim police chief to replace Eddie Garcia
Dallas has named an interim police chief to lead the department until a permanent replacement is found for outgoing Chief Eddie Garcia.
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Mesquite carjacking ends in officer-involved shooting in Far East Dallas
Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Far East Dallas on Friday morning.
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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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Mesquite carjacking ends in officer-involved shooting in Dallas
Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Far East Dallas that began as a carjacking in Mesquite. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen has the details.
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Town Hall meeting goes over future plans for new Dallas convention center
The city of Dallas held the first of three town hall meetings for feedback on plans for a new convention center. Candace Sweat attended Thursday night’s town hall and has more on where this project stands and what it all means for residents in the coming years.
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Social media creator in Dallas County jail after charged with therapist's murder
A TikTok creator with millions of followers is in the Dallas County jail accused of murder. Terryon Thomas aka Mr. Prada was arrested two days ago in Dallas on suspicion of stealing the victim’s vehicle. On Thursday, investigators added a murder charge to the 20-year-old’s rap sheet saying he brutally beat a well-known Louisiana therapist. Meredith Yeomans has the...
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Texas House race in Dallas suburbs could highlight statewide trends
Two Asian-American women face each other for Texas House District 112, stretching across parts of Richardson, Garland, and other cities in North Dallas County.
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Battle for Texas House District 112 heats up
There are a handful of competitive seats in the Texas Legislature we’re watching as the November election approaches, inluding House District 112 stretching across north Dallas County. NBC 5’s Phil Prazan spoke to Rep. Angie Chen Button and her challenger newcomer Averie Bishop.
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Woman robbed, attacked by four men after arriving home, one arrested
One man is in custody after a woman told police she was tied up, beaten and robbed by four men after arriving at her Northwest Dallas home two weeks ago.
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Speeds lowered on two dangerous Dallas roadways highlighted in NBC 5's Driven to Death series
Drivers will see lower speed limit signs on U.S. 75/Central Expressway from Downtown Dallas to Mockingbird Lane. Lower limits are also posted now on Loop 12 in Southern Dallas. NBC 5 senior investigative reporter Scott Friedman reports lower speeds are just the beginning of safety changes on the way after our Driven to Death investigative series.
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Inside the Dallas PD's mounted patrol barn at the State Fair of Texas
For some fairgoers livestock at the State Fair of Texas rank up there with Big Tex and a corny dog. NBC 5’s Evan Anderson takes us inside one barn that may be one of the fair’s hidden secrets.
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Concerns over digital kiosks coming to Downtown Dallas sidewalks
How you navigate around Downtown Dallas on foot may change in the next few years. The City of Dallas is exploring adding digital kiosks to sidewalks, but NBC 5’s David Goins reports there are concerns about making the city more unfriendly for pedestrians.
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Dallas City Council consideration of digital kiosks possible later this year
The City of Dallas is exploring adding digital kiosks to sidewalks, but there are concerns about making the city more unfriendly for pedestrians.
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Speed limits drop on Loop 12, Central Expressway headed into Downtown Dallas
Less than a month after the Dallas City Council voted to change the speed limit on Central Expressway, the signs making the change enforceable were swapped out on Thursday.
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City to host town halls on major Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center project
On Thursday, the first of three town halls will take place on the major plan to expand of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas.
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Meeting Thursday will address Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center project
Residents will weigh in on the $3 billion project during the first of three town hall meetings on Thursday. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us more.
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Town halls to take place about plan to expand Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas
The first of several meetings is expected to take place Thursday as city leaders discuss the plan to expand Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen has the details.
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Humble Beginnings Luncheon to feature TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager
NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and Austin Street Center want to invite you to the annual Humble Beginnings Luncheon on Friday, October 11, at 11:30 a.m. at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas. The luncheon will feature a conversation between NBC’s TODAY with Hoda and Jenna co-host Jenna Bush Hager and NBC 5 News’ Laura Harris. This year’s theme is, “What Does…
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UNT Dallas celebrates those exonerated after wrongful convictions
Nearly 400 Texans have been exonerated over the last 30 years. That’s more than any other state. But justice advocates believe there aret housands more innocent men and women behind bars. A group from the UNT Dallas College of Law came together to celebrate those who’ve been freed — and to focus on how far they still have to go.
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Dallas law students recognize wrongfully convicted Texans
On International Wrongful Conviction Day, Dallas’s next generation of lawyers came face-to-face with those who’ve had no choice but to wait, held behind bars on crimes they didn’t commit.