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Fists Fly as Parents Rush Youth Football Game

advertisement "Fists were flying" when angry parents of opposing teams rushed onto a youth football field during a game in Burleson, according to a mother who said she was punched in the face. "It is plum crazy," said Meagan Yates, of Kennedale,...

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Butterball Accused of Kicking, Stomping Turkeys

An animal rights group alleges on Nov. 14, 2012 that workers abused turkeys at a Butterball plant in North Carolina. advertisement Animal Rights Group Urges In-N-Out to Sever Ties With Iowa Dairy Shown in Animal Abuse Video...

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Plano ISD Education Foundation Hands Out Grants

Catherine Ross, NBC 5 Collin County Reporter The Plano ISD Education Foundation distributed more than $100,000 in grant money to district educators on Wednesday. The program rewards teachers for submitting innovative ideas. Plano ISD...

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Shingles Stolen Before Roof Repairs

Ray Villeda, NBC 5 News Coppell police say since June there have been 17 cases of shingles stolen before roof replacement work could begin. Shingles Stolen in Coppell Copy Close Link to this video http://www.nbcdfw.com/video/#!/news//Shingles-Stolen-in-Coppell/179388441...

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Fight to Save Braniff Building From Demolition

advertisement The old Braniff Airlines headquarters at Dallas Love Field will be demolished to make way for a new development under a plan approved by the city Wednesday, but a competing developer is still fighting to save the building. Opened...

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Arlington Medal of Honor Recipient Laid to Rest

advertisement A recipient of the Medal of Honor was laid to rest in North Texas on Wednesday. Col. James L. Stone, of Arlington, died last week at the age of 89 after a long bout with cancer. The colonel received his medal for his brave actions...

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Twinkies in Turmoil

Ben Russell, NBC 5 News Irving-based Hostess Brands Inc., maker of Twinkies, Ding-Dongs, and even Wonderbread, announced Wednesday that the company will file a motion with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court on Friday to liquidate if striking employees don't...

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Missing A&M Football Player Found Safe

Kendra Lyn, NBC 5 News University police confirm Thomas Johnson, a graduate of Dallas' Skyline High School, a freshman at A&M and a member of the Aggie football team has been found. Texas A&M Police Say Missing... Copy...

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Dallas Water Main Break Strands Drivers for Hours

Amanda Guerra, NBC 5 News The northbound Interstate 35E service road was covered in water after a 36-inch diameter water pipe failed during rush hour, stranding drivers for hours. Water Main Break Along I-35E Service Road Copy...

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