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Retiring members leave two seats open on Tarrant County Commissioners Court
With the retirement of longtime commissioners Roy Charles Brooks and Gary Fickes, two seats are opening on the Tarrant County Commissioners Court.
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Beleaguered Tarrant County Sheriff faces former federal officer in reelection bid
Republican Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn has faced intense backlash over high-profile deaths at his jail. His opponent, Democrat Patrick Moses, says it shows a failure in leadership.
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Lt. Gov. responds to Trump campaign sharing false claims of Tarrant Co. vote flipping
The Republican Lieutenant Governor of Texas is responding to false claims about Tarrant County voting machines changing selections voters make which were shared by presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign on social media.
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Steady stream of voters head to the ballots on the last day of early voting
Voters turned out on the last day of early voting in Tarrant County. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman reports from one of the county’s busiest polling locations.
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Dallas, Tarrant counties top 1 million voters as early voting wraps up
Dallas and Tarrant counties each say more than 600,000 ballots have been cast as early voting wraps up on Friday.
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Saluting Cowtown – Celebrate Veterans Day in Tarrant County
NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 want to see you at the Tarrant County Veterans Day Parade in Fort Worth on Monday, November 11. This year’s parade is “Saluting Cowtown — from frontier soldiers to space frontiers and more” in Downtown Fort Worth along North Forest Park Blvd. The parade will have a military fly-over at 11:00 a.m. right as the…
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Friends recount memories of victim in deadly Loop 820 crash
Evan Ranallo is the sole survivor of a wrong-way crash that killed five people in Tarrant County. He and his fiance, Chelsea, were struck head-on by another car on Loop 820 in Fort Worth. Chelsea did not survive. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans spoke with Evan’s bandmates, who were with the couple before the crash.
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Tarrant County College teacher wins National Chef Educator of the Year
Tarrant County College Culinary Arts Program Coordinator Chef Katrina Warner has had one major career goal for years: to win the American Culinary Federation Chef Educator of the Year award.
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Tarrant County College teacher puts its southeast campus on the culinary map
A Tarrant County College teacher is putting the school on the culinary map by showing judges she has all the right ingredients to win. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker introduces us to Chef Katrina Warner.
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Keller sees the most voter turnout in Tarrant County which is second in the state in ballots cast
As of Sunday night political officials say Tarrant County is second in the state in ballots cast. The Tarrant County polling place seeing the most turnout is in Keller, a community that’s become a political battleground in recent years. NBC 5’s Keenan Willard spoke with voters and polling experts, who say the energy is only going to continue into Election...
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Keller leads early voting as Tarrant County eyes potential record-breaking turnout
With four days of early voting remaining, political officials say Tarrant County has cast the second-most ballots in the state.
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Texas 10 Most Wanted fugitive Seth Altman arrested in Fort Worth
The man at the center of a Blue Alert issued earlier this month that woke up Texans early in the morning is in jail in Fort Worth after he was arrested Friday evening.
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Will scrutiny over jail deaths unseat Tarrant County's sheriff?
Will scrutiny over jail deaths unseat the Tarrant County Sheriff? Sheriff Bill Waybourn has faced intense backlash for months over some high-profile deaths in his jail. His opponent, Patrick Moses, says it shows a failure of leadership. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman spoke to both candidates.
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Will scrutiny over jail deaths unseat Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn?
Sheriff Bill Waybourn has faced intense backlash for months over some high-profile deaths in his jail. His opponent, Patrick Moses, says it shows a failure of leadership. NBC 5 spoke to both candidates.
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Tarrant County gets first murder conviction tied to sale of fentanyl-laced pills
Tarrant County has its first conviction under a new law that allows prosecutors to seek murder charges in fentanyl-related deaths.
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Tarrant County voters wade through issues during Early Voting
Nearly three million Texans have now cast their votes during Early Voting. Some people in Tarrant County faced different issues, including one woman who says her ID pulled up information for the wrong person. NBC 5’s Vince Sims takes a look at the issues at the ballot box.
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Tarrant County officials clear up ballot controversy
County leaders are shutting down rumors that a voter had their choice for president switched by a voting machine. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us more.
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North Texas counties respond to claims during early voting
Dallas County released a statement about early voting issues, while Tarrant County is addressing claims of a voter having their presidential choice switched by a voting machine. Officials stated there’s no evidence to support this claim. NBC 5’s Keenan Willard has more.
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Tarrant County officials clear up ballot controversy
Tarrant County officials are clearing up controversy on day two of early voting.
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Day 2 of early voting in Tarrant County raises concerns for some voters
Tarrant County officials are clearing up controversy on day two of early voting. One voter says his choice for president was switched by a voting machine but county leaders say there’s no evidence that happened. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman has more.