World Cup ready? What to know if you plan to rent your home out
If you’re considering renting out your home or a spare room for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, there are some things you should consider first.
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When was the last time you shopped for home insurance?
As lawmakers debate what to do about rising home insurance costs, read on for steps to take when you shop rates.
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Drone deliveries expand across North Texas with Walmart, more
Drone deliveries are becoming a reality in North Texas, offering fast, no-fee service from stores like Walmart as FAA oversight of shared airspace grows.
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What's ‘Made in the USA?' It isn't always so straightforward
When it comes to products consumers use, how much is made in the United States? The answer can be complicated.
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What to do if you received a W-2 with income that doesn't belong to you
A North Texan got a W-2 from a job she never had. Here’s how to protect your identity.
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Steps to take if you're not ready for Tax Day
Tax Day is Tuesday, April 15. If you’re not ready to file a federal income tax return or you can’t pay what you owe, read on for options to consider.
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New drone delivery service takes off in Mesquite on Tuesday
Zipline will offer a new drone delivery service from the Walmart Supercenter at Beltline Road and US 80 in Mesquite.
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Navigating announced changes at the Department of Education
NBC 5 Responds is following multiple developments at the Department of Education. Read on for what students and borrowers should know right now.
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How to assess fire risk, pack a ‘go kit' and other essentials
Prepare for wildfires with a “go bag,” defensible space, and key fireproofing steps for your home.
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Lawmakers examine insurance bundling
Texas lawmakers and an insurance regulator are taking a closer look at bundling and whether insurers should be able to require consumers to buy home and auto policies with the same company.
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Is anti-American sentiment on the rise? What travelers need to know
As global perceptions of the U.S. evolve, American travelers may face new challenges — but also opportunities for meaningful conversations abroad.
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Where to travel in 2025? Tourist hotspots are hoping you won't visit
As travelers begin mapping out their 2025 adventures, a growing number of popular destinations are hoping to avoid an influx of tourists.
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How AI is changing the way people plan travel
AI is helping some people plan the travel of their dreams. We spoke with a North Texas woman about her AI-inspired adventure to Chile
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North Texas businesses brace for impact of new tariffs on imports
President Trump said tariffs aim to put pressure on Canada and Mexico to do more to address illegal immigration and fentanyl smuggling.
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New travel requirements for the US, UK, and Europe mean you need to plan ahead
If you’re planning to travel soon, make sure you’re aware of new travel documents you may need for the U.S., U.K. and Europe to avoid last-minute surprises.
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Last minute spring break travel? How to save money and avoid crowds
There are still some options left for procrastinators, but be warned: travel experts say this spring break will be busier and more expensive than ever.
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What you need to know about changes to student loan repayment plans
If you have federal student loans and you’re enrolled in an income-driven repayment plan, there are changes you need to know about now.
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How to make it tougher for someone to steal your identity
Thanks to data breaches and sharing too much information online, identity theft is a real issue. But there are steps you can take to make it tougher for someone to impersonate you.
