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WATCH: Animal Control's Wild Chase After Rogue Raccoon
Security cameras captured a wild chase between animal control and a masked trespasser inside of North Texas high school.
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People Pet Vet: Tips for Adopting a Shelter Dog
People magazine’s pet vet Dr. Evan Antin provides tips for adopting shelter animals ahead of the fourth annual Clear the Shelters event on Aug. 18.
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Longhorns Up for Adoption in North Texas
Two-hundred head of Longhorn cattle are now ready for adoption from the Humane Society of North Texas.
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Dog Euthanized After Boarding Heartbreak in The Colony
Rob Johnson said he dropped his best friend Grover off to be boarded at The Doggie Oasis in late August. Six days later, he was at the vet getting him euthanized.
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Tips for Safer Travel With the Family Dog
Clear the Shelters is Saturday, and if you’re planning on taking a pet home, you may want to consider a safe way to get them home.
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POSITIVELY BLACK TINY 1/15
Traci Strahan sits down with NPR’s Jami Floyd to discuss an Apollo Theater panel examining Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and work, and how to adapt his 1967 manuscript in the current political climate on its 50th anniversary.
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2016 Clear the Shelters Pets — Where Are They Now?
We’re taking a trip down memory lane and checking in on some of the pets adopted during the 2016 Clear the Shelters event.
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How to Register Your Organization for Clear the Shelters
The support our local stations received from participating animal shelters and rescues, who gave families the opportunity to adopt an animal in need by offering no-cost or waive fee adoptions, or waiving pet spaying and neutering fees, helped make Clear the Shelters overwhelmingly successful. More than 150,000 pets have found their fur-ever homes since 2015.
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Animal Lovers Across the Country Find ‘the One' During Clear the Shelters
Jose and Tammy Vega arrived at the Camden County Animal Shelter in New Jersey early Saturday morning in search of a four-legged companion. The couple, who was first in line at the facility for its Clear the Shelters event, fell in love with a 7-year-old stray Chihuahua named Pot Pie. “He was just really calm tempered, my wife looked over...
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Clear the Shelters: More Than 80K Pets Adopted Across the Country
Clear the Shelters, the third annual pet adoption drive sponsored by the NBC- and Telemundo-owned television stations, culminated Saturday with more than 900 shelters participating in 76 communities across the country. More than 60,000 animals have found homes since this year’s event was launched in the last month. More than 20,000 adoptions were made on Saturday alone. To encourage families...
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How to Register Your Organization for Clear the Shelters
The fifth annual Clear the Shelters event, a nationwide pet adoption initiative, will be held Aug. 17, 2019.
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Jury Finds Newlyweds Defamed Dallas Wedding Photographer Andrea Polito Over Album Cover Fee
A North Texas wedding photographer has been awarded a $1.08 million defamation verdict against a married couple whom the jury found posted false statements in a social media campaign after being unhappy about a surprise fee.
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Traveling Grandmother Jailed for CBD Oil: ‘I Slept on the Floor… Next to the Toilet'
Police officers slapped handcuffs on 71-year-old Lena Bartula at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport after they found CBD oil in her travel bag. Now she’s talking about her two nights in jail.
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Suspect Arrested in Greenville Shooting That Killed 2, Injured 12
The man suspected of opening fire into a crowd of hundreds overnight Saturday outside Greenville is behind bars, arrested Monday morning, according to Sheriff Randy Meeks.
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Overnight Storms Move Out, Leave Trail of Damage
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in Dallas on Sunday night, causing structural damage and knocking out electricity to thousands.
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Lewisville HS Football Player Collapses, Dies in Twin Brother's Arms, Family Says
A North Texas high school is mourning the sudden death of a 16-year-old football player who reportedly collapsed and died in his twin brother’s arms.
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Scientists Search for Opioid Alternatives Inside Native Texas Plant
Researchers in Denton say they’ve discovered a plant, native to Texas, that has the same pain relieving properties as some of the most powerful pills on the market but without the harmful side effects.
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#SomethingGood: 100-Year-Old North Texas Woman Shares Secrets to Long Life
Fay Hargrove celebrated her 100th birthday in style at her Mesquite senior living facility. She even received a surprise from the Governor of Texas.
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North Texas Teen Says Vaping Nearly Killed Him
Just a few days after the CDC announced it would investigate nearly 100 cases of severe lung illness linked with vaping, a Weatherford, Texas, teen has come forward with his story of surviving a vaping-related brush with death.
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Missing 52 Years, Air Force Fighter Pilot Killed in Action Returns Home to North Texas
More than five decades after he disappeared in a war zone, the remains of a North Texas fighter pilot have finally come home.