Frank Heinz is the multiplatform managing editor for NBC 5 and Telemundo 39. Since joining the station in 2000, he has served in multiple leadership and production roles, including as an on-site producer/editor for NBCOlympics.com during the 2004 and 2006 Olympic Games. Frank’s work with various teams at NBC 5 has been recognized with some of journalism’s highest honors, including a Columbia-DuPont Award, a Peabody Award, multiple Edward R. Murrow Awards, an IRE Award, and an Emmy nomination.
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Have you seen Gracie? The search is on for a missing giraffe in Texas
A towering giraffe that went missing from a Texas ranch about a week and a half ago is still on the loose.
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Mysterious seeds from China collected across Texas: What to know
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is again warning Texans about mysterious packages of seeds being sent from China.
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Skydiver unharmed after pregame fall at Armed Forces Bowl
A parachutist jumping into TCU’s Amon Carter Stadium ahead of the Armed Forces Bowl on Friday fell to the ground after getting tangled up in netting.
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Mavs fire GM Nico Harrison after dismal start; read team governor's letter to fans
Nine months after the stunning decision to trade Luka Doncic, general manager Nico Harrison has been fired by the Mavericks.
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Biblical Sacrifice Led to 5 Grisly Murders; 3 Found in Burning Dumpster: Affidavit
A man arrested Monday night and charged in connection with the deaths of three people whose dismembered bodies were found in a burning dumpster last week has been tied to two other slayings and has confessed to the killings saying he was committing biblical sacrifice.
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Here's How to Track the Starlink Satellite Parade Across the Night Sky
The stars appeared to align over Southern California this week, but that parade of lights in the night sky was actually a chain of small satellites deployed to bring internet access to the world.
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Bag of Chips Helps Dallas Police Identify Man Suspected of Murder
A bag of Ruffles potato chips and a witness who said, “it got to be that motherf*” helped Dallas police clear a murder case dating back to April of this year.
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DNA Used to Solve Decades-Old Cold Case Murder of 11-Year-Old Julie Fuller
Fort Worth police say they’ve solved the decades-old cold case murder of an 11-year-old girl using DNA phenotyping. On June 27, 1983, Julie Fuller was reported missing after she’d gone to take out the trash at the Kensington Motel in Arlington. Fuller and her family had only recently arrived in North Texas, having moved to the United States from England….
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Charges Upgraded for Man Accused of Killing Houston-Area Officer
A man police say was fleeing a traffic stop Tuesday night when he struck and killed a Houston-area police sergeant is once again back into custody and is now facing a capital murder charge, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Department. Tavores Dewayne Henderson, the subject of a Blue Alert and a statewide manhunt, was arrested at his home...
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Pet Owners Say Their Dogs Are Sick, Dying After Eating Recalled Hill's Pet Nutrition Dog Food
Just days after Hill’s Pet Nutrition voluntarily recalled select canned dog food products due to potentially elevated levels of vitamin D, more than a dozen dog owners have come forward on the company’s Facebook page saying their dogs have either become sick or died after being fed the food.
