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100 volunteers cleaned up Dallas' White Rock Lake Thursday
The weather has been great for enjoying nature. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker reports dozens of volunteers were at White Rock Lake for another reason.
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Arson damages historic Filter Building on White Rock Lake
One man is facing charges of arson after first responders say he intentionally set fire to a historic Dallas building Thursday afternoon. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman shows us the damage and the impact on those who rely on the Filter Building.
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Woman sexually assaulted while running at White Rock Trail
A manhunt continues in Dallas to capture the suspect that sexually assaulted a woman on White Rock Lake Trail. Dallas police say the sexual assault happened in broad daylight last Thursday near West Lawther and East Mockingbird Lane. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera reports visitors at the trail are being extra cautious.
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Community members react after woman sexually assaulted on White Rock Lake Trail
Police said they’re asking for help to find a suspect who allegedly attacked a jogging woman from behind on a White Rock Lake trail and sexually assaulted her.
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Water activities still suspended at White Rock Lake following sewage spill
Officials estimate 1.5 million gallons of raw sewage from the City of Plano spilled into a creek that feeds into the lake after an issue at a water facility
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White Rock Lake activities suspended after sewage spill
Activities at White Rock Lake have been suspended due to elevated bacteria levels. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen has the details.
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Volunteers plant 50 new trees at White Rock Park
Dallas residents plant 50 trees in White Rock Park.
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50 Trees planted at White Rock Park in Dallas
Recently, volunteers went out and planted 50 trees at White Rock Park!
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Rowing club takes over White Rock Lake rentals with goal of helping diversify sport
People who rent kayaks and paddle boards at White Rock Lake are paddling with a purpose.
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Paddle with a purpose on White Rock Lake
You don’t need a holiday excuse to spend a few hours on White Rock Lake. When you rent a kayak or paddle board it isn’t just good exercise, NBC 5’s Noelle Walker tells us it could also be good for a student in need.