Almost 13,000 JFK assassination documents declassified and released
More are expected to be released by the end of next year.
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National Archives Releases 1,491 Previously Secret Documents On JFK Assassination
The National Archives has released hundreds of previously classified documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, nearly 60 years after he was fatally shot in Dallas.
Marie Tippit, Widow Of Dallas Officer Killed By Lee Harvey Oswald, Passes Away At 92
Tippit died Tuesday at a hospital in the East Texas city of Sulphur Springs after being diagnosed with pneumonia following a positive test for COVID-19, said her son, Curtis Tippit.
Retired Dallas Detective Jim Leavelle, Who Escorted Lee Harvey Oswald When He Was Killed By Jack Ruby, Has Died At 99
Leavelle was the man in the white hat who escorted Lee Harvey Oswald when the JFK assassin was shot and killed by Jack Ruby.
DFW Moments: JFK Assassination Brings Darkness To Dallas History
People were anticipating a bright moment as President Kennedy's motorcade made its way into Dealey Plaza. When three shots rang out, hope faded into darkness.
Documents: FBI Informant Told Officials Jack Ruby Said To "Watch The Fireworks" Day JFK Died
An FBI informant told officials that Jack Ruby, the man who eventually shot Lee Harvey Oswald, said to "watch the fireworks" on the day President John F. Kennedy was killed, according to new records the National Archives released Friday.
Exhibit Opens Saturday Honoring Dallas Officer Who Was Killed The Day Of JFK's Assassination
City of Dallas archivist John Slate does not want anyone to forget Dallas police officer J.D. Tippit.
National Archives Release Some Long-Secret JFK Files
The National Archives has released some of the long-secret records relating to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
JFK Detective On File Release: 'People Are Going To Be Disappointed'
Leavelle still does not think the release will reveal much about Oswald's unexplained trip to Mexico City weeks before the assassination or any other secrets.
What Could Be In The Long-Secret JFK Files?
The government is required by Thursday to release the final batch of files related to Kennedy's assassination in Dallas, Texas on Nov. 22, 1963.
Step Back In Time At The Texas Theatre
The Texas Theatre has been a staple in Oak Cliff since the 1930s. It opened on April 21st, 1931 -- appropriately on San Jacinto Day -- and it was an instant hit.
Irving Museum Has Lee Harvey Oswald Connection
A small south Irving home earns an important role in history...with ties to the Kennedy Assassination.
Sixth Floor Museum Acquires Oswald's Ring
Visitors can already begin seeing the ring on display Tuesday at the downtown Dallas museum.
Researchers: Iconic Oswald Photo Not A Fake
New technology disproved one of many conspiracy theories surrounding John F. Kenendy's assassination.
Oswald's Gravestone Returns To North Texas, "Where it belongs"
The gravestone belonging to one of the most notorious killers in history has been returned to North Texas.
Donations Needs For Rain Damage Repairs To Texas Theatre
The historic Texas Theatre in Oak Cliff is working to repair flood and water damage caused by the heavy rains that hit North Texas in May and June.
Lee Harvey Oswald Cut Out Near JFK Memorial Causes A Stir
A Dallas tour operator is taking flak for what some consider going too far for publicity.
After a Half Century, Lee Harvey Oswald's Casket Gets a Final Resting Place
The ruling is in: The final resting place for Lee Harvey Oswald's casket belongs to the assassin's brother.
New Sniper's Eye View At The Sixth Floor Museum
The Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas has installed a live high definition webcam which allows viewers to see what alleged JFK-assassin Lee Harvey Oswald saw in 1963.
Candles For The Life Of JFK Hero DPD Officer J.D. Tippit
Among the commemorations in Dallas on Friday there was a special remembrance held for J.D. Tippit. He was the Dallas police officer who was Lee Harvey Oswald's second victim on this day 50 years ago.
JFK 50: How November 22nd Changed Dallas
For one day at the Texas Theatre it is as if nothing has changed in 50 years. Moviegoers can buy a ticket for 90-cents and watch the same movie, "War is Hell", as those unsuspecting witnesses did in 1963.
Reporter Blames JFK Chaos On "Wannabes"
On the day that President Kennedy was assassinated, 50 years ago in downtown Dallas, Hugh Aynesworth was a 32-year-old reporter. But he was there only as a spectator.
DPD To Hold Vigil For Officer Slain By Oswald
With the National focus being on the JFK memorial ceremonies this Friday, the Dallas Police Department is planning on honoring one of it's own that was also lost on that fateful day.
CBS 11 News Producer Recalls JFK Phone Call
Jack Douglas Jr. was just a boy when President Kennedy was assassinated, but he received a very interesting phone call that day, from someone looking for his father.
Best Events To Honor JFK's Memory
There are many events this week to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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U.S. plans to admit nearly 40,000 asylum-seekers per month through app
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American Airlines says it will appeal a ruling that would break up a partnership with JetBlue
American Airlines says it will appeal a court ruling that would break up a partnership with JetBlue.
Parishioners lay flowers in public display of support for Arlington nuns
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American Airlines says it will appeal a ruling that would break up a partnership with JetBlue
American Airlines says it will appeal a court ruling that would break up a partnership with JetBlue.
Parishioners lay flowers in public display of support for Arlington nuns
The visible support from parishioners comes as Bishop Michael Olson refused to restore daily Mass for the nuns, or confession, citing their civil lawsuit against him.
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Are Texas schools safer a year after the Uvalde shooting?
In the past year since 19 students and two teachers were killed by a gunman at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, frustrations have mounted and pleas to lawmakers have grown.
Sex trafficking in Texas: "I foolishly thought if I did everything right, he wouldn't beat me again"
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Hazmat truck routes in DFW haven't been updated in nearly 40 years
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I-Team: The dangerous rise in overlapping extremism
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Patients still not protected from surprise ground ambulance bills
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DACA program back in court before Texas judge who previously ruled against it
U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen is reviewing changes made to the program by the Biden administration.
Gov. Abbott names interim attorney general after Paxton impeachment
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Political stand-off at Texas Capitol over property tax relief bills
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House passes debt ceiling deal and sends it to the Senate
A majority of Democrats and a majority of Republicans voted in favor of the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
NASA UFO group stresses need for better data in first public meeting
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Dream swimming pools turn into nightmares for dozens of North Texans
Dozens of North Texans paid a pool contractor for projects it never completed. Now they're trying to figure out what happens next.
Tesla recalls 'Full Self-Driving' to fix flaws in behavior
Electric automaker Tesla is recalling nearly 363,000 vehicles.
Are Super Bowl ads still worth the money?
It's no secret that Super Bowl ads are the most expensive advertisements on the air. But are they still worth the money?
CPSC considering gas stove ban due to 'hidden hazards'
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Plumbers in high demand across North Texas as travelers return to broken pipes
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Former first lady Rosalynn Carter has dementia, family announces
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CDC study: Cigarette use declining among US adults
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American Airlines, pilots union reach agreement in principle on new contract
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Southwest Airlines pilots vote to authorize strike
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American Airlines pilots vote to authorize a strike
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Tesla cuts prices on all models, 3rd cut this year
Tesla cut prices on its entire U.S. electric vehicle model lineup for the third time this year in an apparent effort to lure more buyers amid rising interest rates.
Southwest CEO's compensation soars despite December debacle
The CEO of Southwest Airlines is seeing his compensation nearly double after getting promoted to the top job, with the airline's directors looking past a meltdown over the Christmas holiday.
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Stars set solid foundation in DeBoer debut with core group intact for next season
The Dallas Stars set a promising foundation in their first season with coach Pete DeBoer.
Rogers, Marisnick lead Tigers over Rangers 3-2
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Jung homers, Heim drives in 4 to help Rangers outscore Tigers 10-6
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Dallas Stars can't find more magic, Golden Knights advance to 2nd Stanley Cup Final
William Karlsson scored two goals and had an assist as the Vegas Golden Knights advanced to their second Stanley Cup Final with a 6-0 rout over Dallas.
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Art Appreciation: Gene Jones' program inspires, celebrates young artists
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Tina Turner, "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll," dies at 83
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Rapper Fetty Wap sentenced to 6 years in prison for drug trafficking charges
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Disney World is closing its Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser in September
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Series finale of "NCIS: Los Angeles" airs Sunday, May 21
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Stray shower possible Thursday, rain chances increase heading into the weekend
High of 90F, low of 71F. Winds will be calm.
Grand Prairie police launch podcast to rebuild 'damaged image'
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House passes debt ceiling bill ahead of crucial deadline
The Senate votes on the bill next.
Rain returns to North Texas this weekend
Slightly cooler temperatures are also in the forecast.
Jubilee Parks' teen house reopens
The house offers a safe space for teens in southeast Dallas.
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Hail comes down across North Texas
Parts of North Texas saw hail Friday evening.
2023 Highland Park Buddy Bowl
Highland Park High School students teamed up with students who have disabilities for one of the most fun-filled games of the year.
Some-bunny to love: NICU babies have 'egg-stra special' photo shoot
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Hail and heavy rain batter parts of North Texas
Users sent in their own photos and video of the severe storms that rolled through on April 2.
CMT Awards: Country music's biggest night
The CMT Awards will be broadcasted live from the Moody Center in Austin on Sunday, April 2, on CBS News Texas starting at 7 p.m. It will also be available for live and on-demand streaming on Paramount Plus.
