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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.
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Developer's plans for Pepper Square shopping plaza met with opposition
A developer wants to breath new life into Pepper Square Shopping Plaza at Preston and Beltline Road in North Dallas, but some neighbors in the area are opposed to what’s being proposed and have taken their battle to the courtroom. NBC 5’s Vince Sims breaks down what both sides are wanting and why it’s now on hold.
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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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Final farewell to former Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia at Dallas City Hall
Police Chief Eddie Garcia got his final farewell at Dallas City Hall Wednesday. Garcia officially retires and trades in the badge for a suit to become an Assistant City Manager in Austin. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera reports on how city leaders said thanks.
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Some North Dallas residents take their battle against new development to court
A developer aims to revitalize Pepper Square Shopping Plaza. However, some residents are against the proposed changes and have taken the issue to court.
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Eddie Garcia wears Dallas police uniform one final time before moving to Austin
Now former Dallas Police Chief Eddie García received a final farewell from the Dallas City Council Wednesday afternoon.
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17-year-old wanted in San Antonio Sonic manager murder caught in Dallas
After a three-month search, police have captured a teenage girl in Dallas who was accused of fatally shooting a manager at a fast-food restaurant in San Antonio.
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Panel reverses city on red-tagged home in Elm Thicket neighborhood
A panel Tuesday reversed the city of Dallas’s decision to stop the construction of a home that was out of compliance with zoning regulations in the Elm Thicket / Northpark neighborhood.
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Residents of Elm Thicket neighborhood in Dallas asking the city for enforcement
Homeowners in a historically Black neighborhood say builders are intentionally ignoring city zoning requirements for home height and design and are asking a city board to step in and enforce hard fought zoning rules in the Elm Thicket neighborhood near Love Field. David Goins has the update.
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Construction set to begin on Dallas' Trinity River Park
For more than 20 years, Dallas has envisioned a world-class park along the Trinity River. After years of sometimes bitter debate and ill-fated plans, work is finally set to begin on the sprawling park.
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Groundbreaking for Harold Simmons Park takes place Tuesday
The Trinity Park Conservancy is taking the next step in the creation of the park. NBC 5’s Larry Collins has the details.
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Pallet fire spreads to six warehouses overnight
Flames and smoke could be seen from miles away and its height 60 to 70 firefighters responded to the blaze.
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Fire damages several buildings in Dallas overnight
Dallas firefighters spent hours battling a large fire overnight near Dallas Love Field. NBC 5’s Larry Collins has the details.
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Turning Dallas' dream into reality: The Journey of Harold Simmons Park
For more than twenty years, Dallas has envisioned a world-class park along the Trinity River. Many plans have been made, including one to put a big road between the levees. But little has happened until now. Work officially starts Tuesday on what is now called Harold Simmons Park. NBC 5’s Brian Curtis has an exclusive preview with the man on...
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Dallas Police Association urges voters to reject three charter amendments
A prominent police association opposes three charter amendments on the ballot in Dallas, one of which would compel the city to recruit 900 officers.
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Major police association takes issue with amendments on Dallas ballot
A major police association is coming out against three charter amendments on the ballot in Dallas, including one that would require the city to hire 900 officers. NBC 5’s David Goins on the last-minute campaigning as voting gets underway.
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Five years after EF-3 tornado North Dallas things have changed but gratitude remains
Five years later, a North Dallas neighborhood reflects on the EF-3 tornado that left a 15 mile path of damage. NBC 5’s Katy Blakey revisited the area where people say they still consider themselves grateful.
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Five years later: Dallas neighborhood reflects on tornado
Monday marked five years since an EF-3 tornado tore through parts of north Dallas.
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Perot Museum features new topaz exhibit
The new exhibit, Topaz: A Spectrum in Stone, opened this week. It features more than 100 discoveries from Texas, across the United States and worldwide.
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Community hosts vigil after deadly love triangle in South Dallas
Neighbors and community activists gathered in Dallas’s southern sector four days after a man was gunned down over what they say was a simple dispute. They lit candles in his memory and challenged each other to find a way to stop the violence for good. NBC 5’s Allie spillyards has more.