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Over 6,500 patients affected by Parkland Health in Dallas possible data breach
A data breach at Parkland Health in Dallas affected thousands of patients, according to a notice filed with the Texas Attorney General’s office in late October.
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City of Dallas to honor fallen first responders with memorial street toppers
Dallas prepares to honor fallen first responders with memorial street toppers at intersections close to the location of their deaths.
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Theatre Three's spooky prom night benefits arts and education programs
T3’s Night of Mystery: Prom Night, the prom-themed fundraiser, is Oct. 28.
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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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Hundreds of thousands of prizes, corny dogs sold at 2024 State Fair of Texas
The State Fair of Texas welcomed nearly 2.4 million fairgoers in 2024. How many corny dogs were sold? How many taquitos were rolled? It’s all here.
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Fighting triple-negative breast cancer is hard, but not impossible
Triple-negative breast cancer is an aggressive. devastating subtype of breast cancer, but Dallas researchers hope innovations in treatment can help patients beat the disease
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Dallas doctors make strides in fight against triple-negative breast cancer
Strides in cancer research are happening in Dallas. Most recently, breast cancer doctors say they may have found a new way to fight triple-negative breast cancer– one of the most devasting subtypes of cancer. NBC 5 health reporter Bianca Castro reports.
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Aztec dancers celebrate Day of the Dead in Dallas
The Día de los Muertos celebration at Dallas City Hall on October 26 will feature Danza Azteca leading the parade. NBC 5’s Jose Campos reports.
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Dallas Interim Police Chief Igo seeks increase of officer recruitment statewide
Dallas’ new interim police chief says one of his goals is to recruit more officers to the department from across the state.
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Dallas interim Police Chief Igo seeks increase of officer recruitment statewide
Dallas’ new interim police chief says one of his goals is to recruit more officers to the department from across the state.
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North Texas high schooler kicks for a cause
Goals are what keep moving us forward, for one North Texas high school football playerm goals are bigger than himself. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker explains why he’s ‘kicking for a cause.’
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Student's winning ‘I voted' sticker redesign features iconic Dallas skyline, Longhorn
Lucky voters in Dallas County could be treated to a one-of-a-kind “I voted” sticker created by a student in the Dallas ISD.
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Enjoy the Dallas Black Dance Theatre's alumni showcases
NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and the Dallas Black Dance Theatre (DBDT) invite you to get your tickets to DBDT’s Director’s Choice showcase features on Friday, November 8 and Saturday, November 9 at the Wyly Theater. These curated performances are presented exclusively by DBDT alumni! Performances include Oremus by Richard A. Freeman, Jr., Undercurrent by Richard Freeman Jr. and Katricia Elgin,…
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Dallas man gets game invite from Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin
Dallas man Tom Hulsey was invited to the Buffalo Bills game by Damar Hamlin. Both men fought through heart issues, and the invite was part of the Heartmates program.
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Southwest Airlines settlement, restructures board leadership
Southwest Airlines has reached a settlement with activist investor Elliott Investment Management after months of negotiations.
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United Way kicks off year-long campaign to mark 100 years in Dallas
On Thursday night, the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas is taking over AT&T Discovery District to celebrate a big milestone.
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Dallas firefighters battle apartment fire near Medical District
Dallas Fire Rescue crews are working to put out an apartment fire in North West Dallas near the Medical District on Thursday morning.
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Dallas firefighters put out apartment fire near Medical District
Fire crews in North Texas responded to a one-alarm fire in Dallas on Thursday morning.
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United Way takes over AT&T Discovery District to celebrate 100 years
Keep an eye on Downtown Dallas because United Way is celebrating 100 years of helping North Texans
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City puts hold on funding for Dallas Black Dance Theatre
The city of Dallas did not decide today on whether the Dallas Black Dance Theatre will continue to receive city funding. Allegations claim the company fired ten dancers for joining a union. The dance company denies this, stating the performers were fired over an inappropriate video. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat has more.
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Funding temporarily on hold for Dallas Black Dance Theatre
The city is considering if the group will continue to receive public funding. It comes amid allegations that the company fired dancers for forming a union.