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Monday evening, the busiest Thanksgiving travel season on record came to an end. Over 80 million people were predicted to travel this year and 90 percent of those by road.

Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins is running for a fifth term. He filed the paperwork Monday morning asking voters to allow him to continue serving. Jenkins says he's seen a number of improvements in Dallas County in this term alone.

The U.S. Postal Service is using new equipment at its regional transfer hub in Dallas to process packages more quickly. USPS says the "multi induct matrix sorter" will increase capacity from 400,000 packages a day to 1.4 million.

Taking a look at Week 14 of the Texas High School football schedule and standings.

Another million tickets are gone ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup. There have been two rounds of ticket sales and a total of two million tickets have now been sold. The three host countries, the United States, Canada, and Mexico, in that order, led the way in ticket sales.

Dallas police have released more information about a deadly officer-involved shooting at a Downtown Dallas nightclub early Monday morning. Police were already on the scene when the suspect, Kendric McDonald, opened fire behind them in a parking lot.

Sundance Square in Downtown Fort Worth has a message for a woman who dropped by late Saturday night: They want their ornament back. The woman was seen arriving in dark gray Audi 4dr SUV sedan, running to a tree, pulling off a large ornament, and running it back to the SUV which left the area.

There will be an increased patrol effort across Texas during the holidays to improve pedestrian safety. The Texas Department of Public Safety is teaming up with local police departments in areas of major cities that see a significant increase in pedestrian traffic

There's concern that the temporary loss of SNAP benefits will mean an increase in the number of evictions across the Metroplex in the coming weeks. Dallas-based Interfaith Family Services has already seen an increase in those asking for assistance.

The University of Texas at Austin has delivered a cease and desist notice to one of its fraternities following a wrongful death lawsuit. The lawsuit, filed last week, claimed a Houston-area UT student died by suicide after being subjected to horrific hazing.

The rain may be a good thing, but it certainly was not what was needed to kick off the Thanksgiving travel week. Delays and cancellations again were a problem at both DFW Airport and Dallas Love Field Monday morning.

The long-vacant Valley View mall site in Far North Dallas at LBJ Freeway and Preston Road has finally been brought back to life. The "Midtown" project has broken ground on the first phase which will bring upscale apartments as well as restaurants, office space, green space, and retail.

An iconic view in Downtown Dallas dealing with the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy is becoming impossible to recreate because of a tree that has grown significantly over the last few years.

Taking a look at Week 13 of the Texas High School football schedule and standings.

The parents of a student at the University of Texas at Austin are suing a UT-Austin fraternity after their son killed himself. The wrongful death lawsuit against the Alpha Nu chapter of Sigma Chi accuses the fraternity of subjecting 18-year-old Sawyer Updike to brutal hazing.

A major headache many drivers are dealing with Thursday involves intersections flashing red. Driving around North Dallas, drivers are encountering some stop lights at a number of intersections flashing red because of the storms.