Ahraya Burns

1 week ago | nbcdfw.com | Ahraya Burns |Keenan Willard

Authorities are investigating how an embalmed infant from Dallas ended up in a shipment of linens delivered to a Shreveport dry cleaner. Just after 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Shreveport police were called to Alsco Uniforms on Hollywood Avenue after employees reported finding what appeared to be a mummified infant wrapped in laundry. "It was a very disturbing scene," said Cpl. Chris Bordelon.

3 weeks ago | nbcdfw.com | Ahraya Burns

The Dallas Cowboys' 2025 NFL schedule has been officially released, featuring high-profile matchups and holiday games. The season kicks off on Thursday, September 4, as the Cowboys travel to face the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field, with kickoff set for 7:20 p.m. CDT on NBC. Dallas will host the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, at 3:30 p.m. CDT, marking the first time in 30 years the Chiefs have faced the Cowboys on Thanksgiving.

3 weeks ago | nbcdfw.com | Ahraya Burns

A North Texas couple is mourning the loss of their three horses after a deadly bee attack on their property in Comanche County. Baillie Hillman and James Ramirez say the morning of Friday, May 9, began like any other at their rural home southwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. "We decided to make a makeshift pen out in front of our house just so our horses could have some green grass that day," Ramirez said. Around 8 a.m., Ramirez let the horses, Clovis, Ace and Pepper, out to graze.

3 weeks ago | nbcdfw.com | Ahraya Burns

A Frisco high school senior accused in a fatal stabbing will graduate and receive his diploma after an agreement was reached between his family and Frisco Independent School District, according to the Next Generation Action Network (NGAN). The social justice organization announced that 17-year-old Karmelo Anthony has met all academic requirements, including maintaining a 3.7 GPA and completing the necessary credits.

1 month ago | nbcchicago.com | Ahraya Burns

Sports fans know the highs and lows of cheering for their favorite players, but for one fan, the emotional toll went too far. Now, he's suing the NFL for $100 million, claiming the league's handling of Shedeur Sanders’ draft slide left him traumatized and demanding accountability for what he calls a rigged and harmful process.