• ‘Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello’ is Family History Story

    ‘Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello’ is Family History Story
    Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello: Paradox of Liberty, now on display at the African American Museum at Dallas’ Fair Park is an intriguing exhibit for one member of the Visit Dallas board.Photo Credit: Martin & MartinThis story uses functionality that may not work in our app. Click here to open the story in your web browser.
  • About 400 Garland Residents Without Power All Week

    About 400 Garland Residents Without Power All Week
    Garland Power & Light says about 400 residents could be without power until Friday, October 12. A series of transmission poles were broken by winds Sunday afternoon.Photo Credit: Garland Power & Light
  • Dog Saved From Texas Kill Shelter Is Runner-Up In ‘Cutest Rescue Dog’ Contest

    JANESVILLE, Wis. (CBSDFW.COM) – One dog’s incredible story has grabbed national attention after he was left to be euthanized just weeks after he was born.
    Before being selected as a runner-up in People Magazine’s “Cutest Rescue Dog” contest, Rex had quite the journey after he was born with a disorder that doesn’t allow him to use his front limbs. His journey brought him from Texas to Wisconsin.
    Rex, a rescue dog in Wisconsin. (WKOW)
    WKOW reports Rex, his mothe
  • Gaylord Texan Resort Welcomes ICE! Carvers from China

    Gaylord Texan Resort Welcomes ICE! Carvers from China
    Gaylord Texan employees and a special dragon performer welcomed 40 master ice carvers who arrived from Harbin, China to begin hand-carving 2 million lbs of ice into Gaylord Texan's 15th annual ICE! attraction.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
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  • Google CEO attempts to patch up the company’s relationship with the Pentagon

    Google CEO Sundar Pichai quietly met with the Pentagon last week in hopes of smoothing over the Alphabet Inc.-owned company’s relationship with the military after abruptly canceling its involvement in Project Maven, the Washington Post reports, citing two unnamed sources.Pichai met with military leaders at the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence, the department in charge of the project, which would have used Google’s artificial intelligence software to analyze m
  • Hundreds Of Garland Residents Could Be Without Power Until Friday

    GARLAND, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – City officials say affected residents in southeast Garland could be without power until Friday after high winds damaged power lines over the weekend.
    According to the city, high winds on Sunday destroyed power lines in the area around southeast Garland, which is affecting about 400 customers. They say crews are working around the clock to fix the issue, but that a “significant amount of work” still remains.
    The affected power lines are located on W
  • Severe Weather Possible Tuesday in North Texas

    Severe Weather Possible Tuesday in North Texas
    A cold front will approach North Texas on Tuesday. This front will bring numerous showers and thunderstorms to the area.Photo Credit: NBC 5 Weather
  • JLL acquires Addison tech company

    Commercial real estate giant JLL (NYSE: JLL) is acquiring an Addison-based technology company.
    Chicago-based JLL has an agreement to acquire ValuD, a provider of software and consultation services for IBM (NYSE: IBM), the company announced Monday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
    The deal, expected to close in next month, will bring 300 "highly skilled technology experts" to JLL, the company said.
    “Adding this depth of specialist talent will give our clients access to the best technol
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  • Mesquite Police Looking for Puppy Thieves

    Mesquite Police Looking for Puppy Thieves
    Mesquite police are investigating an incident after video posted on social media shows a puppy being snatched from a fenced in yard.Photo Credit: Matthew Ivy
  • Gov. Abbott Orders Readiness of State Operations Center

    Gov. Abbott Orders Readiness of State Operations Center
    Governor Greg Abbott has ordered the Texas State Operations Center (SOC) to elevate its readiness level as a severe storm system moves across the state this week.
  • Southlake PD Looking for Man Stealing from Lowe's

    Southlake PD Looking for Man Stealing from Lowe's
    The Southlake Police Department is looking for a man who allegedly stole from a Lowe's store two times within days of each other.
  • Richardson greenlights mixed-use development near downtown

    A local firm is planning to bring residential, retail and commercial space to downtown Richardson.As first reported by the Dallas Morning News, Catalyst Urban Development has received approval from Richardson’s planning and zoning commission for the construction of Town Central. The mixed-use project will be located on 14.5 acres along Main Street between a Chase Bank building and the DART rail line.Included in the development will be 430 apartments and townhouses, over 20,000 square feet
  • Army Says Changes Will Help Recruiting In 2019

    WASHINGTON (AP) — Army officials say it will take time to overcome the recruiting challenges that caused them to miss their enlistment goal this year. But they say changes that include adding recruiters and beefing up marketing will enable them to get the recruits they need in 2019.
    Gen. Mark Milley, Army chief of staff, says the recruiting shortfall was a warning light as the Pentagon works to build the service to 500,000 by 2024. The U.S. Army fell short of its recruiting goal of 76,500
  • Lockheed Martin Space, NASA eye unprecedented commercial opportunities for Orion capsule

    The deep-space capsule may have room for companies in test flights in 2020 and 2022.
  • Former Trump Aide, SMU Alum Hope Hicks To Work At Fox Company

    NEW YORK (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — President Trump’s former communications chief Hope Hicks is taking on a similar role at the new Fox company, meaning she will supervise messaging at her former boss’ favorite television network.
    The new company, being created by the shedding of many of 21st Century Fox’s entertainment assets to the Walt Disney Co., will include Fox News Channel, the Fox broadcasting network, several local Fox stations and Fox Sports.
    Hicks’ hiring was anno
  • Texas Supreme Court To Hear Sex Offender Law Challenge

    AUSTIN (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — The Texas Supreme Court will consider a challenge to the state’s retroactive sex offender laws that some say unfairly stack new punishments on those convicted in plea deals.
    An Austin-American Statesman analysis of the Texas registry found that more than 2,800 sex offenders remain on the list despite being no longer required to register under terms of their probation.
    Every qualifying sex offender was ordered onto the registry in 2005 after Texas expanded its
  • Walmart recalls camp axes due to injury risk

    Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission have issued a recall of roughly 246,000 Ozark Trail camp axes due to potential injury risk.
    The recall, issued on Wednesday, comes after the commission received two reports of axe heads detaching from the handle of the product, resulting in what the group called "minor cuts and abrasions" for the users. Bentonville, Arkansas-based Walmart has removed the noted product from its website and is offering a full refund for the&h
  • Local real estate leader to head multifamily developer's Dallas office

    A multifamily investor and operator that made its first foray into North Texas last year has hired a local real estate leader to head its southwest office.Nick Wilhelmson has been hired by Atlanta-based Pollack Shores Real Estate Group as managing director of its Southwest Region office, which is located in Dallas. Wilhelmson joins Pollack Shores from Alliance Residential, where he was a development director.In his new position, Wilhelmson will be responsible for Pollack Shores’ developmen
  • Flood Sweeps Away West Texas RV Park, At Least 4 Missing

    JUNCTION (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — Rescue crews in boats and helicopters are searching for at least four people missing since heavy rain washed away a recreational vehicle park in a small West Texas city.
    Kimble County Sheriff Hilario Cantu said Monday morning that no fatalities were confirmed in the floods in Junction, about 140 miles west of Austin, but that “all the RVs, everything, got swept away.”
    Cantu says state and local agencies are helping with the rescues. Police say the cit
  • AT&T goes after cybersecurity with an unexpected approach

    AT&T can sell you a smartphone, a television service and a sleek car charger. Now, it might sell you insurance, too.
    The telecom and media giant has struck an alliance to provide insurance against cybersecurity attacks for small- and medium-sized companies, according to a statement on Monday. The new options are available through AT&T Business.
    “Even the largest enterprises struggle with how to resource multi-layered cybersecurity needs," said Danessa Lambdin, vice president of cyb
  • When it comes to weekly wages, Dallas is the slowest-growing major metro in U.S.

    Dallas seems to be lagging when it comes to growing hourly earnings at small businesses.That's according to a study from Paychex that measured hourly wage growth at small businesses between September 2017 and September 2018. The report, which measures national employment and wage trends, examined only companies with fewer than 50 employees.
    In Dallas, average hourly earnings only rose by 1.31 percent to $27.41, and average weekly earnings went up by less 1 percent to $932.26. Among the 20 larges
  • Teen 'Playing' With Gun Shot Girl at Point-Blank Range: PD

    Teen 'Playing' With Gun Shot Girl at Point-Blank Range: PD
    An 18-year-old is accused of fatally shooting a 16-year-old in the head at point-blank range after "playing" with a gun at a party, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
  • DMN: Cities Prepared to Give Amazon Tax Breaks

    DMN: Cities Prepared to Give Amazon Tax Breaks
    The Dallas Morning News retail writer, Maria Halkias, talks about how cities are prepared to give Amazon tax breaks to lure the company.Photo Credit: Amazon
  • Pence Arrives in NTX to Campaign for Cruz, Sessions

    Pence Arrives in NTX to Campaign for Cruz, Sessions
    Vice President Mike Pence hits the campaign trail in North Texas Monday for two Republicans facing re-election in November.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • Amazon looking to hire 3,000 workers in DFW as $15 minimum wage takes effect

    Amazon is looking to hire 3,000 full- and part-time workers at its distribution and fulfillment centers in North Texas as the e-commerce giant ramps up for the holidays.The retailer is holding a job fair today at its Fulfillment Center Staffing Office at 2601 W. Bethel Road in Coppell. The hiring event runs until 7 p.m.Amazon expects to make hundreds of on-the-spot job offers at the event. Candidates can apply by attending the job fair or online at www.amazon.com/dallasjobs.The co
  • Boy, 9, Celebrates Birthday With Gift to Coppell Firefighter

    Boy, 9, Celebrates Birthday With Gift to Coppell Firefighter
    Boy, 9, in Coppell forgoes birthday gifts to help firefighters. Donations at his party will support Michael's Memories, a nonprofit that gives firefighters battling cancer an all-expenses paid vacation for them...Photo Credit: NBC 5
  • VIDEO: Northern Lights Dazzle Skies Over Arctic Circle

    ROVANIEMI, Finland (CBSDFW.COM) — A huge display of bright green Northern Lights appeared in the skies over Rovaniemi, Finland in the Arctic Circle, on the evening of Sunday, October 7.The lights appeared as it got dark at about 7:30pm local time and shortly afterwards they were seen rippling across the sky.
    During the evening they were seen in the form a wide arch, their colors changing from green to white to purple, and were captured on video by a local enthusiast.
    The phenomenon, also k
  • Dallas Co. D.A. Faith Johnson Talks About Botham Jean Case

    Dallas Co. D.A. Faith Johnson Talks About Botham Jean Case
    Dallas County District Attorney Faith Johnson joins NBC 5 Today to discuss the charges brought forward by the Texas Rangers and to clarify what's next in the case.Photo Credit: NBC 5 News
  • Former First Daughter Barbara Bush Marries Screenwriter

    KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — Former first daughter Barbara Bush married a 37-year-old screenwriter this weekend.
    Her father, former President George W. Bush, escorted his daughter down the aisle while her grandfather, former President George H.W. Bush, watched the ceremony at the family’s Walker Point compound in Kennebunkport, Maine, on Sunday.
    The 36-year-old’s twin sister, Jenna Bush Hager, told NBC’s “Today” show on Monday Barbara wore something
  • Dallas Animal Services Shares Annual Update

    Dallas Animal Services Shares Annual Update
    Dallas City Council plans to meet with Dallas Animal Services on Monday to hear about their work and progress.Photo Credit: KXAS
  • TMSG: Birthday Boy Donates to Help Coppell Firefighters

    TMSG: Birthday Boy Donates to Help Coppell Firefighters
    This birthday boy donated a gift to these local firefighters. The picture shows Aarva Kushan donating to Coppell fire department.Photo Credit: NBC 5
  • NBC 5 Forecast: Hit and Miss Rain Today

    NBC 5 Forecast: Hit and Miss Rain Today
    Hit and miss rain today, then a threat for severe storms Tuesday.Photo Credit: NBC 5 NewsThis story uses functionality that may not work in our app. Click here to open the story in your web browser.
  • JJT: 10 Thoughts on the Cowboys' 19-16 Loss to Houston

    JJT: 10 Thoughts on the Cowboys' 19-16 Loss to Houston
    Cowboys Insider Jean-Jacques Taylor gives you his 10 thoughts on the Cowboys’ loss Sunday night against Houston that dropped the Cowboys to 2-3 and put their season at a crossroads:Photo Credit: Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images
  • 2 Americans Win Economics Nobel For Work On Climate, Tech

    STOCKHOLM (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — Two Americans won the Nobel Prize in economics on Monday for studying a pressing issue facing the global economy: how to deal with pollution and climate change and how to foster the innovation needed to tackle such problems.
    William Nordhaus of Yale University and Paul Romer of New York University were announced winners of the $1.01 million prize by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Nordhaus tweeted a response to the win Monday morning, saying he was &ldquo
  • 4 Killed, Child Hurt In Central Texas Traffic Collision

    BASTROP (AP) — Authorities say four people died and a child was critically injured when a speeding pickup truck hydroplaned on a rainy road near Austin and struck an oncoming car.
    Texas Department of Public Safety spokeswoman Robbie Barrera told the Austin American-Statesman that two juveniles were among those killed in the crash Sunday in Bastrop County.
    Barrera says the pickup was traveling at “an unsafe speed” in light of the rainfall at the time.
    The pickup struck a Honda s
  • Jerry Jones “The Better Team Won The Game”

    DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said “the better team won the game” following the Cowboys 19-16 overtime loss to the Houston Texans.
    The loss drops the Cowboys to 2 and 3 on the season. Dallas has lost all three road games they’ve played this season. “These away games are a challenge, but that’s the way it’s supposed to be.” Jones said outside the Cowboys locker room. “This was never going to be a cake walk, but it’
  • Comedian Katt Williams Jailed On Assault Charges In Oregon

    SALEM, Ore. (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — Comedian Katt Williams was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a hired driver during an argument about taking him and his dog from the Portland, Oregon, airport to a performance in the city.
    Williams, who was in jail Sunday, came to Portland to perform in Nick Cannon’s “Wild ‘N Out” comedy improv show Friday night.
    The town car driver had swelling and cuts on his face and was treated at a hospital, according to Port of Portland police.
  • Neil Armstrong’S Family To Auction Off Personal Artifacts

    DAYTON, Ohio (CBSDFW/AP) — Flight enthusiasts will soon get a chance to buy items from astronaut Neil Armstrong’s personal collection of artifacts.
    The Dayton Daily News reports the family of the first man to walk on the moon will auction off more than 2,000 of his personal memorabilia during a series of sales by Dallas-based Heritage Auctions beginning next month.
    The collection includes a variety of artifacts from Armstrong’s 1969 lunar landing and private mementos that inclu
  • Help May Be on the Way to End Scam Robocalls

    Help May Be on the Way to End Scam Robocalls
    The Federal Communications Commission and tech companies are close to new caller ID authentication technology aimed at fighting fraudulent calls.Photo Credit: KNBC-TV
  • Fort Worth Nonprofit Helps Find True Purpose for Youth

    Fort Worth Nonprofit Helps Find True Purpose for Youth
    Fort Worth nonprofit "101 Prep" is on a mission to help young people find their true purpose before it’s too late.Photo Credit: NBC 5
  • Instant Analysis: Cowboys vs. Texans

    Instant Analysis: Cowboys vs. Texans
    Here's NBC 5 Cowboys Insider Jean-Jacques Taylor's instant analysis of the Cowboys' 19-16 loss to Houston at NRG Stadium.Photo Credit: Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images
  • Fairbairn's FG in OT Lifts Texans Over Cowboys

    Fairbairn's FG in OT Lifts Texans Over Cowboys
    DeAndre Hopkins had 151 yards receiving, including a key reception in overtime, and Ka'imi Fairbairn's 36-yard field goal lifted the Houston Texans to a 19-16 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night.Photo Credit: Tim Warner/Getty Images
  • Teen 'Playing' with a Gun Shoots, Kills Teen: Police

    Teen 'Playing' with a Gun Shoots, Kills Teen: Police
    Witnesses told police that several individuals had been playing with a handgun when the suspect pointed the gun at the victim and fired a shot.
  • Beloved Homeless Employee Brutally Attacked In Front Of Fort Worth Restaurant

    FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – A homeless man and beloved employee at a Fort Worth restaurant is clinging to life after a brutal attack on Saturday.
    Mary Perez, owner of Enchiladas Ole, is desperate for justice after she says her friend and employee was attacked by a total stranger in front of the restaurant.
    She says a car wreck happened in front of her business on the corner of Sylvania and Dell Street on Saturday. Her employee, Mark Hague, went out to check on the crash.
    Mark Hague (L) and M
  • Beloved Homeless Employee Attacked In Front Of Fort Worth Restaurant

    FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – A homeless man and beloved employee at a Fort Worth restaurant is clinging to life after a brutal attack on Saturday.
    Mary Perez, owner of Enchiladas Ole, is desperate for justice after she says her friend and employee was attacked by a total stranger in front of the restaurant.
    She says a car wreck happened in front of her business on the corner of Sylvania and Dell Street on Saturday. Her employee, Mark Hague, went out to check on the crash.
    Mark Hague (L) and M
  • Pence to Campaign in North Texas Monday for Cruz, Sessions

    Pence to Campaign in North Texas Monday for Cruz, Sessions
    Vice President Mike Pence will hit the campaign trail in North Texas Monday for two Republicans facing re-election in November.Photo Credit: Ethan MillerGetty Images

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