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History

Ruby slippers from 'The Wizard of Oz' are for sale nearly 2 decades after they were stolen

Politics

The Black Vote: Power in the Pews

WFAA takes a deep dive into the relevancy of the Black vote as it relates to civic engagement, the Black Church and financial contributions.
Nation World

Lock the clock: Here's where each state stands on making daylight saving time permanent

Is it time to stop changing our clocks twice a year? Here's a state-by-state look at efforts to make daylight saving time permanent.
History

WFAA Rewind: Why apple picking isn't a popular trend in Texas

Fall traditions in Texas typically revolve around one fruit … yes, pumpkin is a fruit. But sadly, we miss out on another fruit of fall.
History

An unfamiliar story from the Battle of the Alamo: Brothers on opposing sides leads to a family torn apart by war

Francisco Esparza, a member of the Mexican army, asked Santa Anna to bury one of the Tejanos. It was his brother, Gregorio, who died defending the Alamo.
History

Stadium seats from LaGrave Field to be auctioned off

TRWD is auctioning off memorabilia from the historic LaGrave Field, which will be demolished.
History

Rare film discovery: When Texans threw a celebration for the state's 100th anniversary

The Texas Centennial Exposition in 1936 drew over six million people to celebrate 100 years of Lone Star State independence, as movie photographers captured it all.
History

"Deep Ellum is the soul of Dallas" | How Deep Ellum started and why it continues to evolve

Dallas' Deep Ellum neighborhood has been a cultural nexus for North Texas, but since its foundation in the 1800s, it's undergone a series of changes.
Local News

WFAA 75 years | How Deep Ellum started and how it continues to evolve

Dallas' Deep Ellum is historic, unique and a cultural nexus for North Texas. Here's a look at the history on how the neighborhood is ever-evolving.
History

Jack & George | Looking back on the first same-sex marriages in Dallas County

Known simply as “Jack and George,” Jack Evans and George Harris were wed as one of the first same-sex marriages in Dallas County.
History

Looking back on Dallas' first same-sex marriages

After 54 years together, the pair -- long known by their friends and community as simply “Jack and George” -- were finally able to make their partnership official.
Heartwarming

He has lived on the same island for 95 years. Now he's telling that story.

What was Maine's Long Island like during World War II? The Great Depression? Donnie MacVane shares an anecdotal history of the island in his first published book.

ExxonMobil laying off workers in North Texas, filing shows

Dallas restauranteur Al Biernat dies at 69 after battle with rare form of ALS

Pleasant fall weather this week

DFW Weather: Nice weather to end the week. Cool to chilly mornings followed by pleasant afternoons

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Ruby slippers from 'The Wizard of Oz' are for sale nearly 2 decades after they were stolen

The Black Vote: Power in the Pews

Lock the clock: Here's where each state stands on making daylight saving time permanent

WFAA Rewind: Why apple picking isn't a popular trend in Texas

An unfamiliar story from the Battle of the Alamo: Brothers on opposing sides leads to a family torn apart by war

Stadium seats from LaGrave Field to be auctioned off

Rare film discovery: When Texans threw a celebration for the state's 100th anniversary

"Deep Ellum is the soul of Dallas" | How Deep Ellum started and why it continues to evolve

WFAA 75 years | How Deep Ellum started and how it continues to evolve

Jack & George | Looking back on the first same-sex marriages in Dallas County

Looking back on Dallas' first same-sex marriages

He has lived on the same island for 95 years. Now he's telling that story.

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