• Rowlett Tests Positive for WNV, Ground Spraying Scheduled

    Rowlett Tests Positive for WNV, Ground Spraying Scheduled
    Mosquito samples taken from the area tested positive for West Nile and ground spraying has been scheduled for this weekend.Photo Credit: Getty Images
  • Cars Burglarized in South Fort Worth, Three Arrested

    Cars Burglarized in South Fort Worth, Three Arrested
    Three people are in custody, accused of breaking into cars in Fort Worth early Thursday. A fourth person, meanwhile, is wanted by police.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • Pawn Shop Robbery Suspects Wanted By Fort Worth Police

    FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – Fort Worth Police are looking for a pair of robbery suspects who may be working together.
    Police said the men hit a Cash America on Oak Grove earlier this month.
    Then, on Saturday, September 22, police said one of the men wearing a mask went into a pawn shop on Hulen Road, pulled out a hammer and shattered several display cases.
    The suspect loaded up on jewelry then ran off and took off his mask.
    robbery suspect in Fort Worth (surveillance)
    Police believe the seco
  • CBS 11 Shadows State Fair Of Texas Ride Safety Inspector

    DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – If you attend this year’s State Fair of Texas and ride the rides, there’s a good chance you’re putting your safety in the hands of Rusty Fitzgerald.
    The VP of Operations for the State Fair of Texas is in charge of making sure more than 75 rides are safe.
    Fitzgerald has personally handpicked all 75 rides that come to the fair for the last 18 years.
    He has a team of eight inspectors some of whom are mechanical engineers.
    State Fair of Texas ride inspec
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  • Former Officer Derick Wiley Aggravated Assault Trial Ends In A Mistrial

    DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – The jury in the aggravated assault trial of former Mesquite Police officer Derick Wiley was unable to reach a verdict and the case has ended in a mistrial.
    The jury deliberated all day Wednesday and most of the day Thursday before letting the judge know they could not reach a verdict.
    The judge said after eight days of testimony and hours of deliberations, he did not believe a jury could come to a unanimous verdict and declared a mistrial.
    Wiley’s attorney told
  • Courageous Kids: Shooting Stars Taekwondo Class

    Courageous Kids: Shooting Stars Taekwondo Class
    Every Monday night at Lone Star Black Belt Academy in Watauga, the Shooting Stars class welcomes students with a range of special needs and abilities. For students Phoenix and Marcos, they love it.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • Study: 100-Year Rain Events To Strike Texas More Frequently

    DALLAS (AP) — Decades of additional weather data have led federal officials to reconsider rainfall totals in Texas that define 100-year weather events and caution that extreme rainstorms will strike the state more frequently.
    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Thursday released a study finding that in the Houston area, for instance, 100-year estimates increased from 13 inches to 18 inches for a 24-hour period.
    Rainfall previously classified as 100-year events are now mo
  • Scam Robocalls Ringing In The Millions In DFW

    (CBSDFW.COM) – If you have a phone, chances are you’ve gotten a robocall. Consumers received more than 18 billion robocalls in 2017, a 75 percent increase from the year before, according the CBS News.
    They are the number one consumer complaint to the Federal Communications Commission. It receives more than 200,000 protests a year, and robocalls make up roughly 60 percent of all complaints to the FCC.
    According to Youmail, a free service that tricks robocallers into thinking your numb
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  • Dallas makes Cushman & Wakefield's list for top tech cities

    The Dallas area is getting more attention for its technology chops.
    The region was named to the list of the top 25 “Tech Cities” in the U.S. and Canada this year after not making the report last year, according to commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK). The research aims to highlight locales where technology plays a central role, based on factors such as employment, occupations and venture-capital investments.
    “Because the tech sector has been such an i
  • State Fair of Texas Opens for 2018 Season Friday

    State Fair of Texas Opens for 2018 Season Friday
    In less than 24 hours, the State Fair of Texas will officially open for its 2018 season, kicking off 24 straight days of big fun, entertainment, and of course deep fried food.Photo Credit: NBCDFW
  • Dallas PE firm looking to Chinese real estate, liquor to insulate against tariffs

    Century Bridge Capital is investing in a $178 million high-rise in a part of China that is home to the baijiu liquor industry. While the odd-tasting drink is scarce in the U.S., sales have boomed in its homeland, and the businesses making it are supporting more than 150,000 jobs right where Century Bridge is investing.
  • Porcine Perps Pilfer Porcelain Pig

    JUSTIN, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – Who steals a pig? In one woman’s Facebook post, she is pleading after a porcelain pig was stolen from a counter at a restaurant in Justin, and it was all captured on surveillance video.
    The incident happened at Outlaw Burger & BBQ in Justin. Surveillance video inside the restaurant shows what appears to be a man taking the decoration as no one was looking.
    “Someone stole my pig in boots,” said Casey Kachel in a Facebook post. “I want
  • Rockstar Drummers Fight Breast Cancer in Dallas Park

    Rockstar Drummers Fight Breast Cancer in Dallas Park
    Rockstar drummers are gathering in Dallas' Klyde Warren Park on Sept. 30 to raise money for breast cancer research and to kick-off breast cancer awareness month. Breast Cancer Can Stick It founder...Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • Sarah's Weekend Picks: State Fair of Texas, Concerts, Gelato

    Sarah's Weekend Picks: State Fair of Texas, Concerts, Gelato
    Dallas Morning News Entertainment Editor Sarah Blaskovich joins us with events going on this weekend, including The State Fair of Texas opening weekend, concerts and festivals.
  • Lockheed Martin projects 75 percent cost reduction with new F-35 processor

    Lockheed Martin selected a Florida company to develop and deliver its next Integrated Core Processor, or ICP, for the F-35 in a move that will help bring down costs for fifth-generation fighter jet.The Fort Worth-based aeronautics division of Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE: LMT) chose Harris Corp. (NYSE: HRS) to make the crucial component. Lockheed Martin said it expects the move to result in a 75-percent cost reduction and a 25-times increase in computing power. The new ICP will be included in Lot
  • Keurig Dr Pepper acquires healthy drink brand for $525M

    In another move to fortify its healthy drink options as soda consumption continues to decline, Keurig Dr Pepper acquired CORE Nutrition in a deal valued at $525 million, the companies announced Thursday.The newly formed company of Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. (NYSE: KDP) is no stranger to CORE Nutrition LLC, as the two brands have been partners since 2016 with Keurig Dr Pepper managing two-thirds of its U.S. distribution."Our sales and distribution capabilities have helped fuel significant growth for&h
  • Nine states – but not Texas – support AT&T in antitrust battle

    Last year, 11 states joined the federal government’s lawsuit to block the $54 billion merger of Anthem and Cigna. Eight states supported DOJ’s challenge to the $37 billion merger of Aetna and Humana. And 16 states joined the Federal Trade Commission’s opposition to Dollar Tree and Family Dollar’s combination.The Justice Department’s antitrust case seeking to stop AT&T’s $109 billion acquisition of Time Warner, however, has garnered no support from any stat
  • Additional DART Rail Service for the State Fair of Texas

    Additional DART Rail Service for the State Fair of Texas
    Additional Dallas Area Rapid Transit trains to the State Fair of Texas started Monday. The Fair stars tomorrow, gates open at 10 a.m. The State Fair of Texas runs through Sunday, Oct. 21.Photo Credit: NBC 5
  • Texas Supports School That Expelled Student Over Pledge Of Allegiance

    HOUSTON (CBSDFW.COM) – The state of Texas is supporting a Houston-area school that expelled a student after she refused to stand for the flag during the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance.
    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stepped in on Tuesday to defend the school district in its lawsuit with the student, India Landry.
    A post on the Texas Attorney General Facebook page said: “Requiring the pledge to be recited at the start of every school day has the laudable result of fosteri
  • TMSG: Coppell Pediatrician Gets Surprise for 20th Year

    TMSG: Coppell Pediatrician Gets Surprise for 20th Year
    A pediatrician in Coppell got quite a surprise from his patients the other day. The moment is today's "Tell Me Something Good." A group of parents surprised Dr. George McAnelley for his 20th year...Photo Credit: NBC 5
  • Southwest Airlines introduces new Texas-California route to start next spring

    Southwest Airlines announced a new nonstop route and a resumption of a Dallas Love Field Airport flight will start next spring.The Dallas-based carrier announced Thursday morning its bookable schedule has been extended through June 8, 2019. Regulations prevent airlines from tipping off the public about fee or route changes until tickets go on sale, so information about new routes is often not available until tickets are live.Among the things to note in the extension of the booking window for&hel
  • JJT: Giving Zeke the Ball is More Complicated Than You Think

    JJT: Giving Zeke the Ball is More Complicated Than You Think
    Ezekiel Elliott made no excuses for his key fourth-quarter fumble in the Cowboys’ 24-13 loss to Seattle on Sunday. Still, Elliott was easily the Cowboys’ best offensive player.Photo Credit: Streeter Lecka/Getty Images
  • Stars From 'Chicago' Wednesdays Join NBC 5

    Stars From 'Chicago' Wednesdays Join NBC 5
    The stars from Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago P.D. join NBC 5 to discuss what we can expect this season.
  • Report: Nike Nearly Dropped Colin Kaepernick In 2017

    (CBS Local)- Nike’s 30th anniversary “Just Do It” campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick’s “Dream Crazy” ad has garnered plenty of reaction from the general public. But, according to a report from the New York Times, it almost didn’t happen.
    The Times report says that in 2017, after Kaepernick was unable to find a job with an NFL team as a free agent, a debate ensued within the sports apparel giant about whether or not to keep the former San Francisco 49ers
  • Video Captures Seal Slapping Man With Octopus

    NEW ZEALAND (CBSDFW.COM) – Captured by a camera on a canoe, a seal was seen coming out of the water and slapping a man with an octopus on Saturday in Kaikoura, New Zealand.
    The seal proceeded to slip back into the water after slapping the unsuspecting canoer.
    (Courtesy: @TaiyoMasuda/Instagram)
    Taiyo Masuda, 23, told Reuters he was in New Zealand and out on the water to celebrate the launch of a new GoPro model.
    “Right around lunchtime, several seals started to swim around, we just th
  • $800 Million Bond Would Expand JPS Health Network

    $800 Million Bond Would Expand JPS Health Network
    Voters in Tarrant County are being asked to consider an $800,000,000 bond that would finance a massive expansion of the county’s hospital system.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • Hurts Donut Offering Scary Clown Deliveries In Fort Worth

    FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – Love them or hate them, the next delivery you receive could be from a clown — a scary one, to be exact.
    Hurts Donut, a donut shop known for its creative treats, in Fort Worth is offering deliveries throughout the area and is using a person dressed as a scary clown to ring the doorbell.
    The company posted on its Facebook page that the clown will begin deliveries on October 1, just in time for the Halloween season.The clown seems to take a page right out of St
  • Arlington Police to Undergo Hate Crimes Training

    Arlington Police to Undergo Hate Crimes Training
    The Arlington Police Department will host an 8-hour class and panel for both detectives and prosecutors to discuss hate crimes.Photo Credit: NBC 5
  • Wells Fargo to cut headcount by up to 10 percent in three years

    Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan said last week that the bank will cut more than 10,000 jobs over the next three years through layoffs and attrition. CEO Tim Sloan spoke about the changes at a companywide town hall meeting in San Francisco on Sept. 20. The San Francisco-based bank will shed 5 percent to 10 percent of its workforce in the coming years, though Sloan did not disclose where the cuts will occur, geographically or operationally.Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) employs about 265,000 people compan
  • Peter Thiel's VC fund to move to Austin from Bay Area

    Mithril Capital Management LLC, the venture capital firm co-founded by Peter Thiel, is leaving San Francisco for Austin.That's according to TechCrunch, which interviewed Mithril's other co-founder, Ajay Royan. The online news site said Mithril isn't making the jump until sometime next year, when it's current office lease in California expires.Royan told TechCrunch he picked Austin because of its lower costs and its diversity of thought compared to the East or West coasts.There was no word on&hel
  • Parents On Edge After Threats To Keller ISD High School

    FORT WORTH, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – Parents at a Keller ISD high school are becoming frustrated after multiple threats were made to the school within a week. A picture of a gun in a backpack sent the school into lockdown Wednesday afternoon.
    Hundreds of parents took their children home after the lockdown was lifted during latest incident at Timber Creek High School.
    The school sent out several tweets to reassure parents and students, but many families are still feeling on edge.
    One of the twe
  • Baker Botts scores patent defense win for Samsung

    A group of Baker Botts lawyers said Sept. 20 that they secured a patent invalidity win for Samsung Electronics America in a New York federal case that alleged the Samsung Pay app infringed on technology related to protecting digital content.In a 28-page opinion, U.S. District Judge Richard Sullivan ruled earlier this month that all of the asserted claims of Philadelphia inventor William Grecia’s patent are indefinite, and therefore invalid. The opinion came after a construction hearing the
  • Southwest Airlines is growing the fastest at these airports

    Southwest Airlines has grown at almost all its largest hubs over the past two years.This comes from an analysis of passenger traffic data comparing the airline's performance this year to 2016. Only two out of the 10 airports examined experienced less than 4-percent growth over the two-year time frame. The fastest-growing airport measured was Oakland, and two of the five top cities are in California."We are the largest airline in California to, from, and within," said Brad Hawkins, Southwest spok
  • Plano Police Searching For Victim, Suspect In Shooting At Apartment Complex

    PLANO (CBSDFW.COM) – Plano police are searching for a possible shooting victim after someone fired multiple shots at a car at an apartment complex.
    The shooting happened at around 5 a.m. Thursday morning at a complex on Henry Cook Boulevard near Parkwood.
    Police say multiple shots were fired at a car as it was speeding through the complex.
    The man driving the car has not been found, and police are checking hospitals and pinging his cell phone.
    There has been no word on what led to shooting
  • Houston Police Questioned 6-Time Deportee Days Before California Killings

    LOS ANGELES (AP) — A man with a history of violence who’d been deported from the United States six times wasn’t flagged for arrest by Houston police and fled to California, where he’s now charged in a series of killings, authorities said.
    Ramon Escobar, 47, came to the attention of Houston police when his aunt and uncle disappeared in August but he was released since no foul play was suspected, Houston police spokesman Kese Smith said Wednesday.
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  • Diverse FBI Includes Looking for Talent in New Places

    Diverse FBI Includes Looking for Talent in New Places
    From a booth at Dallas Market Center, FBI recruiters are looking for fresh talent while setting the record straight that not all jobs with the Bureau involve guns and chasing bad guys.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • McKinney Teacher Surprises Student With New Drums

    McKinney Teacher Surprises Student With New Drums
    A McKinney music teacher surprises a student with a new set of drums after his were destroyed in a house fire.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • Boy Scouts Issue Recall for Part of Scouts' Uniforms

    Boy Scouts Issue Recall for Part of Scouts' Uniforms
    The Boy Scouts of America announced a recall Wednesday due to a health concern related to scouts' uniforms.
  • 9th-Grade Crowley Student Cuts Boy With Pocketknife At School: Police

    9th-Grade Crowley Student Cuts Boy With Pocketknife At School: Police
    A student was arrested at the North Crowley 9th Grade Campus on Wednesday after he cut another student with a pocket knife, police said.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • UNT Libraries Honored for Work Digitizing NBC 5 Archive

    UNT Libraries Honored for Work Digitizing NBC 5 Archive
    The University of North Texas Libraries have been awarded the Award of Archival Excellence for their work digitizing and preserving the NBC 5 archives.Photo Credit: Brian Scott, NBC 5
  • Texas Executes Man In Torture, Drowning Of Ex-Roommate

    HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — A Texas inmate who taunted a jury to sentence him to death was executed Wednesday evening for torturing and drowning an East Texas woman in his bathtub and then stuffing her body into a barrel.
    Troy Clark was condemned for the May 1998 slaying of a former roommate, Christina Muse of Tyler. Authorities said that Clark, a drug dealer, had worried that Muse would snitch on him.
    Clark chuckled as he addressed several friends watching through a window a few feet from hi
  • Controversy Over Dallas Freeway Traffic Enforcement

    Controversy Over Dallas Freeway Traffic Enforcement
    Dallas County Sheriff’s Deputies are doing more than they should be in some ways, not enough in others when it comes to freeway traffic enforcement according to Dallas City Council Members.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • ‘Gift Of Life’ Bone Marrow Donor Meets Man He Saved

    DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – It’s the life-saving gift that both recipient and donor get to celebrate thanks in part to the Gift of Life Marrow Registry. Thousands of lives have been saved– and now Howard Shlensky’s is another.
    “When I got that phone call, I was already sitting down on the couch,” recalls Schlensky. “They told me I had possibly two perfect matches. You talk about a grown man crying… what a moment.”
    And those moments just keep comin
  • Concerns About New Concrete Plant in North Texas

    Concerns About New Concrete Plant in North Texas
    Neighbors who live in the Oaks at Hilltop Ranch, just west of Mansfield, are worried about plans for a concrete batch plant that could possibly be constructed near their homes.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • North Texas Mother Claims School Failed Her Special Needs Student

    North Texas Mother Claims School Failed Her Special Needs Student
    A Waxahachie mother claims her 4th grader with special needs was left in class with a soiled diaper all day.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • State Fair Performers Overcome Fire, Setbacks on Road to Dallas

    State Fair Performers Overcome Fire, Setbacks on Road to Dallas
    A pair of dog trainers who travel the country with 15 stunt dogs were on their way to Dallas to perform at the State Fair of Texas when they lost their travel trailer in a massive fire.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News

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