Ditka "Doing Fine" After Stroke

NBC NewsWire via Getty Images Former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka advertisement Former Chicago Bears head coach Mike Ditka was hospitalized Friday after having a stroke. The Chicago Tribune reported that Ditka was playing cards earlier...

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Fire Out at Garland Chemical Facility

advertisement Firefighters battled a large fire at chemical and plastics distribution facility in Garland on Friday. The fire raged through containers inside a covered loading rack at the Nexeo Solutions facility in the 3000 block...

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Mother, Child in Submerged Vehicle Die

advertisement A mother and her toddler died after they became trapped inside a sinking vehicle after a car crash in southeast Fort Worth, police said. Police said the vehicle was heading east on Collett Little Road when it ran a stop sign and...

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New Technology Could Stop Distracted Officer Crashes

advertisement Fort Worth police plan to test a new device that could prevent crashes caused by officers typing on dashboard computers while driving. Over the last five months, the NBC 5 Investigates team has found dozens of those crashes involving...

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A&M Football Player From Dallas Missing

Getty Images/Texas A&M Eighteen-year-old Aggie football player Thomas Johnson hasn't been seen since Monday, now the Texas A&M University Police Department is looking for the public's help finding him. advertisement The Texas...

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Dallas Water Main Break Strands Drivers for Hours

NBC 5 A 36-inch diameter water pipe in the 2700 block of North Stemmons Freeway broke at about 5 p.m. advertisement A water main break along an Interstate 35E service road caused a huge traffic headache Wednesday evening, stranding drivers...

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Cuban Feuds With Facebook

Scott Gordon, NBC 5 News Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says he is upset with changes to Facebook's news feed and is threatening to take the Mavs' business elsewhere. Cuban Frustrated With Facebook Copy Close Link to this...

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Water Main Break Snarls Traffic in Farmers Branch

Kevin Cokely, NBC 5 News Farmers Branch officials say drivers should avoid the area of Valley View Lane and Hutton Drive and find alternate routes for the rest of the work week. Water Main Break Shuts Lanes on... Copy Close...

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Concerns About AA Contractor Security Credentials

Ray Villeda, NBC 5 News American Airlines has contracted with a third party company to clean its airplanes, but now there are concerns about the employees' credentials and security at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Contractor...

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Freeze Doesn't Chill West Nile Virus Worries

advertisement The temperature may be dropping, but don't expect mosquitoes to drop like flies along with them. Experts say that even biting cold won't stop mosquitoes from biting back -- and spreading West Nile virus. "A freeze will slow them...

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Winds Cause Minor Damage In Arlington

NBC 5 A downed tree in front a home in Arlington. advertisement High winds on Sunday may have blown over a few trees and parts of a fence in Arlington. The damage happened outside Tony Quintero's house in the 6700 block of Broken Arrow...

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Cowboys Beat Eagles In Philly, 38-23

advertisement Before Sunday's matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles, neither the Dallas Cowboys' defense or special teams had scored a touchdown all season. By the closing whistle, the defense had two scores and the special teams one, each of which...

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Police Seek Help Finding Car in Moore Case

advertisement Still No Arrest in Alicia Moore Case, Tributes Planned No arrests have been made in the murder of 16-year-old Alicia Moore but a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Meanwhile memorials are planned Friday...

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Greenville Walks to Remember Murdered Teen

Mark Schnyder, NBC 5 News More than a thousand people in Greenville walk to memorialize murdered teen Alicia Moore. Greenville Walks to Remember Murdered Teen Copy Close Link to this video http://www.nbcdfw.com/video/#!/news//Greenville-Walks-to-Remember-Murdered-Teen/178494291...

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