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Plus, Police in Fort Worth say they're still looking for the weapon that caused a lockdown at O.D. Wyatt High School, improving the state's academic standing was the goal on Monday for Governor Abbott, the desperate search for survivors continues in Columbia where at least 132 people are confirmed dead after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake rocked the country yesterday, and more!
Plus, Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will never fully re-open until the U-S "...corrects its behavior", Israel is rejecting President Trump’s latest plan for Gaza, tributes are pouring in from former Mavericks following the passing of long time head coach Don Nelson, and more!
Plus, it's been a big dispute in Preston Hollow and opponents gave the Dallas City Plan and Zoning Commission an earful yesterday, travel disruptions from Thursday’s Midwest airspace shutdown could linger for days, uncertainty over the direction in Operation Epic Fury had investors giving up some of the gains they scored early this week, and more!
Plus, districts are often scrambling to get enough teachers in place in time, Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico is facing questions where he was registered to vote, and changes are underway at the Fort Worth Stockyards.
Plus, outrage in Westlake last night after town officials approved a site plan for a massive new data center despite heavy pushback from local families, a very lively debate at Tarrant County Commissioners Court as commissioners consider closing some polling locations, the race to replace Ken Paxton as Attorney General is tightening up and the state's newest Controller has one of the more comfortable leads in the polls, and more!
Plus, oil prices fell sharply after the U.S. delayed more military action against Iran, President Trump is picking a fight with America's biggest oil companies, mediators are trying to prevent Israeli airstrikes from derailing the latest Gaza agreement, and more!
Plus, a Dallas City Council committee considers changing a rule to make it easier to sell city-owned buildings, and Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico leads Republican Ken Paxton in a new poll.
Plus, President Trump signaling a possible end to Operation Epic Fury, oil prices are dropping and equities investors this morning are hoping to continue the rally that closed out last week, Dallas, Fort Worth and Plano ISD students return to the classroom next Tuesday, and much more!
Plus, the Texas power grid is holding up this summer but regulators warn that will not always be the case, a North Texas police officer has been shot in the line of duty, formal services are now set for Army Private First Class Isabella Gonzales, and more!
Plus, data center developers are trying to improve their image in Texas, a police chase that began in Richardson ended violently in North Dallas, in California the father of a 10-year-old Dallas boy rescued by a teenaged Santa Cruz lifeguard in rough surf on Saturday is praising that lifeguard, and more!
The Cowboys hold their first practice in Oxnard, so is Jerry feeling some added pressure???
Plus, at least 20 people are now confirmed dead in the powerful earthquake that rocked Japan yesterday, Carrollton is preparing to welcome Army Pvt. First Class Isabella Gonzales home and honor the 19-year-old soldier this weekend, a systemwide technology outage temporarily grounds American Airlines departures across the country last night, and more!
Plus, President Trump mediators have made progress on a deal with Iran, and the Texas Rangers win three out of four games against the Seattle Mariners to expand their lead in the division.
Plus, a tragic scene with three people dead in Kaufman County following a vehicle crash involving a car and an 18 wheeler, a man has drowned at Lewisville Lake where he went under just off a very popular swimming beach, police gunfire leaves two men dead in Fort Worth over the weekend, and more!
Plus, President Trump says he's weighing a massive attack against Iran, Wall Street heads into Friday after its worst day in a month, many restaurants are seeing a dip in customers given the ongoing cyclospora cases linked to bad lettuce, and more!
Plus, the US postal service is investigating the death of a Little Elm postal carrier, President Trump has a new warning for Iran, The Carrollton community is preparing to honor one of its own after Army Private First Class Isabella Gonzales was killed while serving overseas, and more!
Plus, another major U-S power grid operator is warning that it is considering rolling blackouts across more than a dozen states, triple-digit heat is already sending North Texans to the hospital, NVIDIA breaks ground on what it calls an "A-I factory" in Fort Worth a couple of miles from Alliance Airport, and more!
Plus, Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico says Private Gonzales' death strengthens his opposition to Operation Epic Fury, South Carolina interim Senator Darline Graham confirms she will be running for a full term to replace her late brother Lindsey Graham, Southern Oaks Church in Kerrville is once again helping families recover after that devastating flooding in the Hill Country, and more!
Plus, the World Cup is over with Spain winning it's second Championship, the FDA now says it made a mistake in suggesting that Taylor Farms and its lettuce products are responsible for the out break of a very unpleasant intestinal condition, federal authorities say a Dallas seafood wholesaler duped customers five years ago when they sold cheaper fish from South America as a premium European product, and more!
Plus, there are now multiple independent investigations into last week's deadly ICE shooting in Houston, attorney's for Tanner Horner are asking for a new trial, Dallas police are searching for the people responsible for shooting four victims last night in the Highland Hills neighborhood of southeast Oak Cliff, and more!
Plus, flood waters continue to rise in Uvalde prompting mandatory evacuations, a house fire in Fort Worth this morning killed one person, a nasty parasite is making its way through the country this summer, and more!
Plus, one woman fulfills a promise to her father volunteering for the World Cup, Kimberly Tolbert says this was something that will help shape Dallas for years to come, heavy rains are causing flood issues for parts of South Texas & the Hill Country, and more!
Plus, officials say illegal drone activity has eased ahead of today’s World Cup semifinal in Arlington, French pride is high with it being Bastille Day, the first name has dropped for the upcoming Dallas mayors race, and more!
Plus, several grass fires popped up across North Texas over the weekend, the U.S. has continued air strikes inside of Iran for a second straight day while Iran mounts counter strikes of it's own, South Carolina is now without its longtime senator Lindsey Graham, and more!
Plus, KRLD's Russell Scott tells us a fire in Dallas has destroyed two dozen condos, a Fort Worth HEB location is also closed to shoppers today after a fire last night, World Cup matches in Houston have ended, and much more!
Plus, with President Trump declaring the ceasefire agreement with Iran "over," many are now wondering what will happen to gas prices if the Strait of Hormuz gets caught in the crossfire once more. The city of Arlington is one match away from wrapping up its tenure as a World Cup host city. Three people from central Texas are going to prison - for filing false tax returns. AND MORE!
Plus, Tyler Robinson is due back in a Utah courtroom today for the second day of his preliminary hearing in last year's shooting death of conservative organizer Charlie Kirk, the now five year long Russia-Ukraine War is expected to be a major focus of the two-day NATO Summit this week in Turkey, Democratic Maine U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner is denying claims that he forced a woman he dated to have sex with him nearly five years ago, and more!
Plus, Round of 16 action today pits Portugal against Spain at Dallas Stadium starting at 2 while the USMNT meets Belgium tonight at 7 from Seattle, the man accused in the shooting death of conservative organizer Charlie Kirk in Utah last year is due to be in court today, today its the defense's turn to present their case in the trial of Johnson County Sheriff Adam King, and more!
Plus, Team USA fans are still steamed about the ejection of a key player last night, a large chunk of the eastern U.S. remains under a heat advisory today, the town of Addison is set for their annual Kaboom Town, and more!
Plus, it's win or go home time for Team USA as they enter the knockout round of the World Cup tonight, Mexico beats Ecuador 2-0 to earn its first World Cup knockout victory in 40 years, it's been a week since back-to-back earthquakes crushed a large swath of Venezuela but even now there's hope, and more!
Plus, more than 1,700 deaths have now been confirmed in Venezuela where rescuers are still digging frantically, we are now learning more about three three federal firefighters who killed in one of the massive fires along the Colorado-Utah state line, AAA says 85 percent of travelers will be taking to the roads, and more!
Plus, the World Cup round of 32 is now underway, one local organization is using the excitement of the tournament to give an opportunity to teens in South Dallas to gain job skills, Dallas city leaders are updating the next phase of the Klyde Warren Park expansion, and more!
Plus, scientists in Venezuela are beginning to grasp the sheer scale of the disaster, an Iranian military drone struck a commercial cargo ship just outside the strategic Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, core inflation rose to its highest in two and a half years in May, and more!
Plus, Japan and Sweden will be in action at "Dallas Stadium" for the World Cup, a child is dead and several others are being treated at the hospital after a fire broke out early this morning on the south side of Fort Worth, an update now on a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday when Camp Mystic filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and more!
Plus, 8 ANTIFA-linked defendants in an attack on an ICE Detention Center in Alvarado are going to prison for a long time, Japan and Sweden are the next teams to play in the World Cup in North Texas, Vice President JD Vance says Iran WILL allow international nuclear inspectors into the country as negotiations on a possible deal continue, and more!
Plus, the Giannis Antetokounmpo era in Milwaukee is coming to an end, we have more information now about a deadly police shooting in Collin County over the weekend, Karmelo Anthony has a new team of lawyers for his appeals, and more!
Plus, United Kingdom Prime Minister Kier Starmer announces his resignation, and the company that processes hunting and fishing licenses for the state of Texas is hacked.
Plus, the Dallas City Council has voted to allow the city manager to look at potential City Hall sites for relocation, Dallas Water Utilities are getting thousands of calls a day from frustrated customers, President Trump takes a victory lap in France overnight as he he signs the memorandum of understanding, and more!
Plus, soccer powerhouses England and Croatia meet this afternoon for the second match hosted in North Texas, emergency crews in Arlington are getting set for the surge in visitors, visitors in Fort Worth now have a new way to get around as the Trinity Metro is now offering its limited-time Cowtown Visitor Shuttles until July 12th, and more!
Plus, organizers behind the Main Street activities going on during the World Cup in Downtown Dallas are taking the heat into consideration, a key issue in the U-S agreement with Iran is whether the Iranians would receive any money for signing the deal, a water main break is affecting some neighborhoods in northwest Fort Worth, and more!
Plus, the deal includes a 14 point Memorandum of Understanding, we're already enjoying the lower gasoline prices around North Texas, heavy rain brings widespread flooding to Central Texas overnight, and more!
We’ll unpack the trial of Karmelo Anthony, which concluded this week. Anthony, a 19-year-old who is accused of stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf to death at a Frisco track meet last year, was found guilty of murder this week and his attorneys have filed an intent to appeal. Featuring audio from KRLD 1080 in Dallas.
In this episode, we’re focusing on two high profile cases – the Karmelo Anthony trial in Texas and the Vance Boelter trial in Minnesota. We'll get insight from inside the courtrooms. Featuring audio from KRLD 1080 in Dallas and WCCO News Talk in the Twin Cities.
Plus, President Trump now says a new peace agreement with Iran could be signed as soon as this weekend, an infant is safe after being surrendered through a Safe Haven Baby Box at a North Texas fire station, the state GOP convention is underway in Houston, and more!
Plus, the Dallas Host City Media Center for the World Cup is officially open, restaurants are gearing up for a lot of extra customers, Operation Epic Fury peace talks are on wobbly legs as the U-S military launched a new round of attacks overnight at targets inside Iran, and more!
Plus, some are surprised that the jury only deliberated for a few hours before returning the "guilty" verdict, the US has launched retaliatory strikes against Iran, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is launching an investigation into FIFA misleading fans, and more!
Collin County DA Greg Willis discusses the Karmelo Anthony trial on June 9, 2026. Anthony, 19, was found guilty by a jury and sentenced to 35 years in prison for the stabbing murder of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf.
Plus, President Trump confirms that a U.S. Army helicopter went down near the Gulf of Oman, Plano is taking the next step toward building a billion dollar arena and entertainment district for the Dallas Stars, business leaders in Dallas are trying to predict ways the new arena for the Dallas Mavericks will transform the neighborhood around the former site of Valley View Mall, and more!
Plus, six people are recovering from stab wounds in New York City where an attacker went wild on a train platform at the famed Penn Station, the fragile ceasefire between the U-S and Iran could be in jeopardy as Israel and Iran exchanged fire over the weekend, the two Texas passengers monitored after a deadly hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship have been cleared, and more!
Plus, more from the courthouse surrounding the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony, some in law enforcement are worried the feds are not ready for the challenge when millions of people flood into the US, one of the World Cup teams is getting a Texas-sized welcome in North Texas, and more!
Plus, the big petroleum companies are weakening their economic outlook with the conflict's effects likely to be felt for some time, a week after the tragic apartment blast in Oak Cliff the community is still grieving, the president of the Dallas Police Association sees the team's departures and says Dallas leaders should pay attention to what he calls warning signs about the city's future, and more...
Plus, the court is expected to seat a jury in McKinney in the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony, the most iconic Dallas retailer is calling it quits, a Fort Worth officer is in the hospital after his unmarked SUV was smashed by a vehicle involved in a police chase last night on I-30 near Oakland Boulevard, and more!
Plus, Dickies Arena in Fort Worth is going away, it's expected to be another busy day at the Collin County Courthouse, there's been a change in policing at immigration protests in New Jersey, and more!
Plus, President Trump has made some revisions to the proposed deal to end Operation Epic Fury, and much more!
Plus, an overnight accident on a Florida launchpad has destroyed a massive rocket, President Trump is said to be reviewing a plan that would extend the ceasefire in the war with Iran, 3 Frisco students are recovering after police say they fell from a 30-foot band tower when it collapsed, and more!
Plus, a federal judge declines to block President Trump's executive order creating a federal voter list and limiting mail voting, Colleges and universities across Texas are finalizing budgets for next year, the Dallas City Council approves a deal with Atmos Energy, and more!
Plus ahead of the big game Fair Park traffic will be heavy and parking will be scarce, the partial government shutdown is running right into a busy holiday travel weekend today, phase one of the US backed peace plan between Israel and Hamas is approved by the Israeli cabinet, and more!
Shaken baby syndrome execution...plus the Cotton Bowl is going to look a lot different for the Texas-OU game
Plus the Senate again fails to come to a deal to end the government shutdown, the Dallas Stars are considering moving their home games out of Amercian Airlines Center, nearly 100,000 fans are expected at the Cotton Bowl for this Saturday's matchup between Texas and OU, and more!
Plus Texas National Guardsmen are on the ground in Illinois and are expected to be on the streets of Chicago today, the partial government shutdown is effecting the nation's airports by making an existing problem even worse, Mesquite is moving forward with plans to revitalize the old Sears site at Town East Mall, and more!
Why "the bird" cost the Cowboys owner $250,000 dollars. Plus the attorney general wants to go after left wing "terrorists"
Plus parents of kids at a Coppell elementary school live to fight another day as the school board delays a vote on closing the campus, police across Texas are hoping to make better connections with neighbors during tonight's National Night Out, a man admits to killing a 4-year-old Dallas boy back in 2021, and more!
Plus a recap of the action from the gridiron this weekend, the Mavericks open preseason action against the Thunder at Dickies Arena, property crime in Plano was down significantly in 2024, and more!
A new ICE update from the shooting in Dallas. Plus a huge name in children's TV joins Mike and Austin
Plus, despite the partial government shutdown the base exchanges, where many retired and active military shop, will remain open. Following the deadly weekend attack at a Michigan Mormon church, Governor Abbott has stepped up security in and around religious spaces. A Grand Jury in Denton County makes a decision about criminal charges in connection with a deadly shooting. And MORE!
Plus the ICE Field Office in Dallas is scheduled to reopen today, Senator John Cornyn says we are reaching a level of unrest not seen in a very long time, the EEOC sues American Airlines with a claim they fired a woman after she developed a disability, and more!
Plus the return of Micah Parsons in a Packers jersey, the Rangers fall 9-8 in 10 innings at Cleveland to wrap their season, Dallas law enforcement meets with AT&T to discuss ongoing efforts to combat the skyrocketing problem of copper theft throughout Texas, and more!
The State Fair of Texas is in full swing...and the KRLD teams talk to the fair's biggest names
Plus it's the return of Micah Parsons who was traded by Jerry to the visiting Packers, Marcos Charles with ICE Dallas says attacks have skyrocketed by 1000% in the last several month, the state executes a man convicted of killing a baby, and more!
Plus in recent weeks and months, there have been several bursts of political violence and they share many characteristics, two men wanted in connection with a kidnapping in Minnesota are captured in Texas, Texas might be going in the wrong direction according to the thinking of most Texas voters, and more!
Plus Donald Trump recently expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the diabetes drug Ozempic, Texas Democrats are moving their state office out of Austin and into Dallas, hundreds of thousands of dollars are headed to Addison Airport for safety improvements, and more!
Plus a mean who was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and burying her under his house in Fort Worth now he learns his fate, one of the best academic school districts in North Texas is still facing a budget gap of about eight-million dollars, officials are still piecing together why hundreds of flights were grounded Friday in North Texas, and more!
Plus the Cowboys leave Chicago with a 31-14 loss and plenty of frustration, the Texas consumable hemp industry could face significant changes this week, Governor Abbott has been on bill-signing binge the past week or so, and more!
Plus we're exactly one week from the start of the State Fair, $74,000,000 raised, we are in the midst of September Hunger Action Month and many North Texas Ford Dealers are collecting food to help the hungry in our area, and more!
Plus an Azle fireman has been suspended after suspected dog abuse, a Starr County woman has been arrested for illegal ballot harvesting in 2022, the Dallas Mavericks have renovated a public basketball court at Griggs Park in Uptown Dallas, and more!
Plus Governor Abbott's heading to Leander today with a pocket full of checks for the victims of the July floods, the Dallas County Republican Party votes to hand-count ballots in the March Primary, fire and rescue crews in Plano will soon be moving to a new work schedule, and more!
Plus we could hear from the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk today, the FBI says there is DNA evidence linking Robinson to the assassination, the Opening Day of the State Fair of Texas is next Friday, and more!
Plus a number of Texas employees have been fired or are facing discipline for their online comments in relation to Kirk's death, additionally the Texas Education Commissioner says his agency will investigate teachers who posted "reprehensible and inappropriate" content on social media, and two new select committees have been formed by the Republican leaders in the State Legislature to honor Charlie Kirk's legacy.
Plus parking lots for Sunday's game at AT&T stadium will open at 8am, SMU students share their reactions to Charlie Kirk's death, a Fort Worth city council member is facing criticism after Kirk's death, and more!
Plus North Texas politicians shared their reaction to yesterday's shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, the assassination of Charlie Kirk silences a voice that has been leading a resurgence of conservative thought on college campuses, a 22 year old has been arrested after being accused of driving the wrong way in White Settlement, and more!
Plus a person in Denton County has been diagnosed with West Nile Virus, Governor Abbott is expected to come out with an executive order to regulate consumable hemp products with THC, Texas A&M's president fires an English professor the day after he removes a dean and a department head.
Plus Audacy has an exclusive interview with Tom Homan and what's the lastest with Apple??
Plus one person was killed in a shooting outside a business in North Richland Hills, clarification for school nurses in Texas on what kind of help they can give kids in their care, the State Fair of Texas is giving out fewer free tickets this year, and more!
Plus two tickets were sold over the weekend in the 1.8 billion dollar Powerball matched all six numbers, an eight-year-old Fort Worth boy is bruised and scraped up after being run down in a weekend hit-and-run, it's still more than four months until the Fort Worth Stock and Rodeo but tickets go on sale today, and more!
Plus Central Texas is still in recovery two months after the deadly flooding and now there is growing outrage over plans to hike property taxes, a plan to ban all products containing THC in Texas may be down but it's not out, a sweeping law enforcement operation leads to several people tied to a deadly human smuggling crash being extradited to the United States, and more!
The pessimistic Cowboys fans weigh in on the season they believe won't go so well, and was anything achieved in the second special session
Plus the legislature's second special session gavels out in the early morning hours today, the Texas Senate has given preliminary approval to rules punishing companies that mail abortion pills to Texas, Senator John Cornyn along with a number of Republican colleagues are praising President Trump's National Guard presence in the nation's capital, and more!
Plus the Texas House passes a bill that would make it more difficult for lawmakers to leave the state to block legislation, lawmakers are looking to crack down on summer camps that are near rivers, McKinney signs off on a nearly billion-dollar budget as the city keeps growing, and more!
A man has been arrested for shooting an 11 year old boy, for pranking him for a Tik Tok video
Plus a shooting in east Fort Worth has left four people injured, ongoing recovery efforts following the Texas Hill Country flooding are entering into a new phase, TCU wasn’t interested in the hype around Bill Belichick’s first college game, and more!
Plus a fatal freeway crash closed a major Irving freeway this morning, time is running out on the Special Session in Austin and flood safety bills still aren’t finalized, many people are off this Labor Day holiday but it's certainly not everyone, and more!
Labor Day is over, which means it's officially back to school for all of America. Here, we dive into the latest in topics, including tech that can save lives ... and shorten lifespans. Plus, how much help with homework is okay and how to teach your kids about AI.
Plus high school football players across North Texas are taking the field for the new season, former Rangers slugger Mark Teixeira is running for Congress, on Monday a number of new laws go into effect, and more!
Plus parents of those girls lost at Camp Mystic are pushing for the passage of the so-called "Heaven's 27 Safety Act", the plan to ban all products containing THC has stalled in the state legislature, a North Texas-native has been handed a 6 game suspension by the NFL, and more!
Plus a couple cities in Texas rank among the best in the country for economic development, Governor Abbott signs a series of bills into law designed to protect Texas from what he calls, "hostile foreign adversaries", Goodwill North Central Texas has another way to help those in need when it comes to all things Artificial Intelligence, and more!
Plus a meeting this evening may hold the future of several DART routes in the balance, Governor Abbott is looking to make it tougher to break quorum, manufacturing in Texas is on a good roll, and more!
Plus - when Netflix House is coming to Dallas, and the basketball card that sold for twice the asking price at auction.
Plus a man is locked up after surrendering at the end of an hours-long police standoff in McKinney, big day on Wall Street Friday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell seemed to suggest a cut in the interest rates could be coming, FEMA is opening another disaster recovery center in Kerr County, and more!
Plus, parents of Camp Mystic children who were killed in the Central Texas flooding telling their stories as lawmakers work to pass legislation preventing such a tragedy from happening again, police are now involved in a teacher's treatment of a special needs student in Collin County, Cindy Rodriguez-Singh, accused of killing Noel Rodriguez Alvarez in 2022 has been captured in India and returned to the U.S, and more!
Plus two major Jewish organizations have stepped into the tightening race for the republican nomination in the US Senate race in Texas, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick announces he's running for another term in office, the fate of a Texas law requiring the 10 Commandments be posted in every public school classroom is now in the hands of a federal judge in San Antonio, and more!
Plus Tarrant County Commissioners could make a big change today on voting locations, Car Gurus decided to close its spinoff company Car Offer in Addison, Texas officials say they haven't had a single case of measles reported in the last 42 days, and more!
Plus Rockwall police are looking over security camera footage to see who unfurled Nazi flags from the roof of Rockwall Heath High School over the weekend, the Dallas City Council is set to hear from the public tonight on the city's proposed $5.2 billion dollar budget, a man is locked up in Dallas after two people were stabbed in knife-point car-jackings on Harry Hines Sunday.
Plus, Superintendent Karen Molinar says they are hoping to avoid a state take over because of poor performance in the past, its not just little kids headed back to class, "Lonestar Lockup", is about to open, and more!
Plus Fort Worth is growing fast and they're looking at how to write a budget that saves people money, but also plans for all the people moving there. A few schools go back today: Alvarado, Granbury, Kaufman, Red Oak, Valley View, Gordon. State House Republicans have rolled out their version of a THC ban in committee, and more!
Plus Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Eli Lilly, officials at Dallas City Hall are working on next year's budget and it includes a proposed raise for Dallas Police Officers, Mount Vernon on Lawther Road is on sale for just shy of $20 million dollars, and more!
Plus Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Karen Molinar says tackling lagging performance is job one, Arlington ISD Superintendent Dr. Matt Smith says they will look to continue to improve scores following poor marks on some campuses, Mesquite I-S-D is going to start by trusting students with their own devices, and more!
An update to the shooting in Austin, 32 year old man taken into custody. Plus we speak to the Mesquite and Frisco superintendents
Plus Moms and dads have their own headaches this time of year, there are plenty of new rules this year including changes to the penalties for students caught with a vape pen, 15 dinosaur footprints were discovered in the aftermath of the Central Texas foods, and more!
Plus the Texas AG's office is launching an investigation into Beto O'Rourke who is financially backing a group of Texas democrats, school starts next week for most of the larger districts in North Texas, a Dallas businessman was killed Sunday in South Africa after being gored by a buffalo during a big game hunt, and more!
Plus school zone speed limits are back in effect, the drama continues in Austin where house Democrats have thwarted President Trump's redrawn congressional map by leaving the state, help is on the way for Texas small businesses hit hard by recent flooding, and more!
Plus did the former Dallas police chief get special treatment? And is Happy Gilmore 2 any good??
Plus downtown Dallas is site to the largest conference dedicated to preventing crimes against children, Mattress Mack is giving away 400 mattresses to those impacted by July's flooding in Central Texas, the Rangers pull off another comeback thriller at home, and more!
Plus a week from tomorrow 140,000 Dallas ISD students to head back to class, DART rail service is still not back to 100 percent following last week's fire, there are no plans to trade Micah Parsons according to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, and more!
So Micah wants to be traded, will it happen? And Wall Street got smacked with a bunch of bad news
Plus a Frisco man is charged with killing his own mother, a hearing lasted all day in Kerrville where state lawmakers questioned regional leaders about their response to one of the deadliest floods in Texas history, someone in Dallas County has now come down with West Nile Virus, and more!
Plus state lawmakers are heading back to Kerrville as they hope to get a better picture of the emergency operations before and after the July 4th floods, Wylie police arrest a man wanted for stealing mail from a church, cell phones will no longer be allowed in class during the day, and more!
A look at both a ban on THC and redistricting efforts. Plus do the Cowboys drag their feet with contract extentions?
Redistricting, not a word that sounds all that sexy until you find out what it means for everything from Medicaid payments to tax rates. President Donald Trump pushes for Texas to gain five seats for the GOP, and here's what that would mean for the rest of us.
Plus the owners of the eight-thousand Hemp stores in Texas have an eye on the State Capitol today, voters in Collin County will decide in November whether to create an Emergency Services District, Senator Ted Cruz is pushing new legislation after a deadly mid-air collision near Reagan Airport, and more!
The magic of South Asian cinema, fashion, and culture returns to Dallas this summer for the 8th annual Bengali Film Festival of Dallas. It will be taking over the Angelika Film Center this weekend starting Friday August 1st through 3rd. You can expect red carpet glamour, award-winning films, and a historic fashion event to North Texas. Joining us today is Dr. Tariq Yasin, Festival Director, Bengali Film Festival of Dallas to talk about what audiences can expect from this prestigious celebration.
Plus Kerr County says crews are still going door-to-door to check on everyone, and they're also still tallying damage from the flash floods, the Texas Senate has failed to take up legislation that would ban the sale of any consumable hemp products that contain THC, Arike Ogunbowale makes Dallas Wings history with 20 points and a career-best 14 assists, and more!
Plus, a McKinney man faces a murder charge after police say they found his wife in a closet with a stab wound, and many North Texas students return to school in two weeks.
Plus, Fort Worth firefighters are installing air conditioners for residents in need, and the Texas Legislature is attempting to redraw district maps ahead of schedule at the direction of President Donald Trump.
Who has impressed in Oxnard? And initial reaction to the death of the legendary Hulk Hogan
Plus, two people were killed early Thursday morning in separate officer-involved shootings in Haltom City and Lewisville, and the Texas Senate could vote Thursday on a bill that would ban consumable THC.
The heat is coming to north Texas...so its time to be prepared. And could Jerry Jones really step away from the microphone??
Plus outrage in the flood-ravaged parts of the Hill Country after reports that lawmakers were rushing to raise property taxes by eight percent, violent crimes in Dallas is down 14% from this time last year, more than a year after a high-speed crash in Dallas a victim says former SMU wideout Rashee Rice still hasn’t paid a dime of their $1 million civil settlement, and more!
Plus it was the state of Cowboys address in Oxnard yesterday as the team kicks off training camp, we still haven't hit 100 yet, but we might get there by the end of this week, Mesquite will be getting a craft brewery, and more!
Mike and Austin look at the Cowboys heading into camp and the democrats likely moves to avoid redistricting in Austin
Also, an older man is in jail after calling Richardson police to confess to a crime, and Texas has rolled out new property tax measures this year to ease the burden on homeowners and boost school funding, how does that impact North Texans?
Plus, Fort Worth police arrested a 23-year-old accused of committing two dozen armed robberies over the last couple months, and candy store owners are ready for Valentine's Day.
Also, the Texas Lottery Commission is facing a criminal investigation after accusations of money laundering, and the Texas Senate passed two property tax savings bills.
Plus, the State Department will purchase $400 million worth of Tesla Cybertrucks, according to reports, as Elon Musk works closely with the Trump administration, and a Texas Senate committee advanced a bail reform bill on Wednesday.
Also, lightning may have sparked a house fire in Arlington, and Fort Worth approves plans for building a national Juneteenth museum; what does this mean?
Plus, there will be 30,000 pounds of snow from Montana in Downtown Dallas on Wednesday, and a Texas Senate committee passed a property tax relief bill on Tuesday.
Also, Texas is trying to plan a transportation network for the future, and as the DFW Metroplex grows, experts come up with ideas on how to bring down the cost of housing.
Plus, Dallas police are working to hire more police officers, and Lyft says it could start to use self-driving cars in Dallas as soon as next year.
Also, Plano police arrested women suspected of stealing merchandise from stores, and a smash-and-grab at a jewelry store occurred inside a Fort Worth grocery store in the middle of the day.
Plus, Irving police are asking for help to locate a missing 12-year-old girl, and the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl LIX.
Also, Students at high schools in Keller walked out of class today to protest the district's plan to split up, and a treatment center for mentally troubled & traumatized youth in Greenville has been shut down following the death of an 11-year-old.
Plus, the Texas Education Agency is investigating North Texas teachers linked to a certification test cheating scandal, and Lockheed Martin will pay the U.S. Defense Department $40 million in a settlement over giving false information.
Also, School Choice Voucher legislation is now heading to the Texas House after passing last night in the State Senate, and Southlake police arrested a water polo coach accused of sexually assaulting a child.
Plus, a man convicted of killing an Arlington pastor in 2011 was put to death Wednesday night, and Gov. Greg Abbott and President Donald Trump met at the White House on Wednesday to discuss the Texas-Mexico border.
Also, hundreds protested in Austin Wednesday as part of a national day of protest against the early actions of President Trump’s administration, and former NFL Player and Texas State Representative Scott Turner is the new federal housing secretary.
Plus, authorities arrested a sexual assault suspect out of Plano in Houston on Tuesday, and Dallas County officials are reviewing the impacts of a freeze in federal funding.
Plus, Luka Doncic shares his feelings on the Mavs trade including confusion and AT&T says they will be upgrading to fiber network as soon as possible.
Plus, the Los Angeles Lakers will introduce Luka Doncic at a press conference on Tuesday, and Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Jorge Arredondo resigned on Monday after being put on administrative leave last fall.
Also, Texas Democrats are pushing back against Gov. Abbott’s call for a school choice voucher plan, and a Mansfield man convicted of child porn is sentenced to 35 years in prison.
Plus, Gov. Greg Abbott says the Texas economy is the blueprint for every other state in the U.S. in his State of the State address, and 21 Lewisville ISD schools are closed Monday due to a boil water notice issued for parts of the city.
Also, a Mansfield high schooler is arrested for trying to walk through security with a gun in their backpack, and a traffic stop in Lake Worth ended with a stand-off and an officer-involved shooting overnight.
Plus, Keller ISD Superintendent Tracy Johnson is out after opposing the school board's attempt to split the school district in two, and Arlington police are asking for the public's help to track down two people who got into a fight after the Cotton Bowl.
Also, the CEO of American Airlines flew from DFW to Washington overnight as investigators looked at what led to the crash, and the Dallas ice skating community sent their thoughts and prayers to the victims of the plane crash.
Plus, officials say there are no survivors after an American Eagle flight crashed into a Black Hawk helicopter in Washington, D.C. late Wednesday.
The crash of the aircraft near the DC airport was a huge shock to people who live and work in the area. KRLD's Kristin Diaz spoke to one of her relatives who was driving home when it happened.
Also, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick rolls out his top 25 bills for the State Senate, and the United Football League opens its headquarters in Arlington on Wednesday.
Plus, police listened to concerns from residents at a community meeting in Downtown Dallas on Tuesday night, and Godley ISD closed schools for the rest of the week due to a flu outbreak.
Also, ICE Raids continue in Texas where the Governor is ramping up support for Homeland Security operations, and the man accused of leading police on a fatal chase that ended in a shootout is out of the hospital and booked into the Dallas County jail.
Plus, debate will begin on Tuesday over Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's school voucher proposal, and Keller ISD school board members could approve an agreement to part ways with the district's superintendent on Thursday.
Also, Governor Abbott is ramping up the troop count in the Rio Grande Valley with more than 400 Texas troops deployed, and a Dallas police sergeant is indicted on federal gun charges, accused of selling stolen guns.
A Fort Worth substitute teacher is being investigated for urging ICE to remove her students, and two teens are accused of fatally shooting a security guard at a CVS in Downtown Dallas.
Plus, The Texas Senate files its version of Governor Abbott’s priority school choice voucher bill.
Plus, a second man was arrested in connection to an Arlington police shootout, and Texan Brooke Rollins appeared before a Senate committee on Thursday as part of her confirmation hearing to be named Secretary of Agriculture.
Also, Arlington Police make a second arrest in the ongoing investigation of a local business robbery, and McKinney joins a handful of other north Texas cities that will use automated license plate cameras.
Plus, several U.S. House members from Texas have filed bills to try to end birthright citizenship, meanwhile, 22 states' attorneys general have filed lawsuits to try to block President Trump's executive order.
Also, the innocent man who was killed from the chase on Red Oak is identified, and Fort Worth ISD is launching a new plan to try to help kids meet reading standards.
Plus, an Aubrey man has been indicted in connection to his aunt's murder, and McKinney is targeting a $72 million grant to help turn its aviation field into a commercial hub.
Plus, President Trump pardons about 1,500 Jan. 6 defendants, including 2 North Texans and Garland police continue their search for a man suspected of shooting and killing a woman this morning.
Plus, residents of a North Dallas apartment complex say management is shutting off their water to prevent pipes from bursting, and ERCOT says there is enough power despite the cold temperatures on Tuesday.
Also, President-Elect Donald Trump's second auguration will occur midday Monday with security officials making adjustments as it's indoors, and the Forth Worth Stock Show and Rodeo has its first Monday, with activities still planned despite the cold weather.
Also, Fort Worth's MLK Day parade is rescheduled due to inclement weather, and the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday ruled the ban on TikTok can take effect Sunday.
Plus, an Arctic blast will arrive in North Texas early Saturday morning, and a police chase that started in Dallas on Thursday ended in a shooting in Red Oak.
Also, Keller ISD is holding a meeting Thursday evening to discuss the controversial idea of splitting the district in two, and with another shot of cold air expected in North Texas, here are some tips to protect your house.
Plus, Keller ISD board members will discuss splitting the district in two at a meeting tonight, and a Dallas man was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Wednesday after admitting to kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl.
Also, a Texas anti-porn law faces the Supreme Court over free speech concerns, and someone fatally shot a Brazoria County deputy Wednesday while trying to serve a warrant on a violent offender.
Plus, the president of the Austin Firefighters Association warns that Central Texas could be at risk of wildfires, and President Joe Biden will deliver his farewell address on Wednesday night.
Also, one kid who was injured during a high school shooting in Arlington has been killed, and Cedar Fever is in full swing this month in Texas -- how do you combat it?
Plus, a new wildfire broke out in Ventura County, California on Monday as firefighters prepare for the return of high winds, and the Texas legislature begins in 89th session on Tuesday.
Also, new information arose from an armed robbery that led to a shooting involving Arlington police, and Texas sues insurance company, Allstate, over allegedly stealing cell phone data.
Plus, the Texas legislative session starts on Tuesday, and Jimmy Johnson floats the idea of a "coaching swap" between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Dallas Cowboys.
Also, airlines delayed or canceled due to the weather are still trying to clear up their backlogs, and Arlington Police say they are enhancing security as fans come into the Cotton Bowl for the College Football Playoff Friday evening.
Plus, the Texas Department of Transportation is treating roads Friday morning and the Cotton Bowl in Arlington will go on as scheduled between Texas and Ohio State.
Plus, people across North Texas connect with KRLD to share what the weather conditions are like where they live and KRLD continues to monitor for any power outages.
Plus, people who have to be outside on Thursday are urged to layer up, and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says the state's power grid is more reliable than it's ever been.
Also, state agencies work together to help Texans during the snow, and find out what is the 'French Toast Syndrome' and why it happens during severe weather.
Plus, agencies like the Texas Department of Transportation, Oncor, and more are making preparations for the winter weather, and several North Texas school districts welcome students back on Wednesday after the holiday break.
Also, road workers in Dallas are preparing for the coming winter weather, and Former president Jimmy Carter's casket has now arrived at the U.S. Capitol.
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) activated emergency resources for the state ahead of this week's winter storm, and pediatricians in North Texas are noticing a spike in respiratory illnesses as children return to school.
City of Dallas' homeless shelters are working together to provide space and cots to those in need during these cold temperatures and DFW continues under an ERCOT Weather Watch.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys season ended Sunday with a loss to Washington, and the suspect in the New Orleans terror attack had a rifle with him that he purchased in Arlington, the ATF says.
Plus, Dallas artist travels to New Orleans to make crosses for those killed in New Orleans, and Bourbon Street reopened on Thursday just a day after the attack.
Plus, the Sugar Bowl will be played at the Superdome in New Orleans on Thursday afternoon, and airlines are working with passengers to get out of New Orleans as soon as they can.
Plus, there are many spots around DFW for North Texans to ring in the New Year and TxDOT is warning against drunk driving this New Year's Eve.
Plus, an Arctic air mass could reach North Texas next week, and people across Texas and the U.S. continue to mourn the loss of former President Jimmy Carter.
Plus, Mavs start Luka Doncic joins the list of celebrities in Dallas getting burglarized and Crews contain a large warehouse fire in Fort Worth.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, and Monday is expected to be one of the three busiest travel days of the holiday season.
Also, Sherman police identified the missing 8-year-old girl as Clara Robinson and confirmed that her father died in the accident on Christmas Eve morning, and airlines are getting back on schedule after the thunderstorms Thursday.
Also, travel continues to cause concern as airports expect an extra rush of post-Christmas travelers, and two top Canadian ministers are heading to President-elect Trump's home in Florida to discuss border security and trade.
Also, Plano Police arrested a man they say struck a child Thursday afternoon before driving off, and a Dallas family needs the community's help tracking down the driver who hit a woman and her dog.
Also, a deadly crash and water rescue in Sherman led to a 8-year-old girl's disappearance since Christmas eve morning, and holiday travelers will be out in record numbers this year in the post-Christmas holiday rush.
Also, there's a strong chance for showers and thunderstorms on Christmas Eve, and McKinney police continue the search for the driver who allegedly hit and killed a 14-year-old boy.
Also, a Wylie woman delivers her own baby on the side of the road, and the quest to find the next Dallas city manager is down to three names.
Also, the Texas Longhorns are moving on in the college football playoff after winning over Clemson on Saturday, and the third and final man wanted for the carjacking and wounding of an undercover Dallas police officer is finally in jail.
Also, four people are charged with capital murder for a crime spree in Arlington, and Plano police finally discovered who struck a child walking to school before driving off.
Plus, two police officers and three teenagers are recovering from injuries sustained in a fight near North Forney High School, and Robert Roberson will not testify to the Texas House on Friday after Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an appeal to stop the appearance.
Plus, a Colleyville man is under arrest for his involvement in the January 6th Capitol Riot and former Uvalde School Police Chief Pete Arredondo remains indicted on 10 charges of child endangerment.
Plus, Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is expected discuss the Texas-Mexico border at a news conference this afternoon, and two were killed in a house fire in DeSoto on Tuesday afternoon.
Also, a Shreveport Louisiana man who took part in last year's carjacking and wounding of an undercover Dallas police officer has been sentenced to 30 years in prison, and White Settlement police are working with federal agencies to investigate some suspicious drones.
Plus, hundreds of people attended a vigil in Madison, Wisconsin on Tuesday night for the victims of Monday's school shooting, and Robert Roberson, who was set to be put to death earlier this fall was issued another subpoena by state lawmakers, compelling him to appear in person on Friday.
Also, an Irving man who tried to play the bankruptcy system to keep his home is now facing federal prison time, and a Dallas 911 operator was arrested for theft at Target in Wylie.
Plus, slain Terrell police officer Jacob Candanoza will be laid to rest on Tuesday, and the search for a new city manager in Dallas continues.
Also, Mesquite police engaged in shooting with suspects on the run, and a school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin left at least three dead and six injured, including the suspect.
Plus, two pedestrians are struck and killed overnight while walking on a sidewalk in Arlington.
Also, White Settlement police arrest a man suspected of kidnapping a woman and leading officers on a chase before crashing into other drivers, and Arlington's Interlochen Lights open Saturday with 200 homes decorated along a two-mile route.
Plus, the city of Dallas is continuing its search for a new city manager, and Plano police are searching for a driver who struck a child on Tuesday morning.
Also, Governor Greg Abbot was in Dallas today talking to CEOs about what Texas is doing to attract more businesses, and two people working on a house in Tarrant County are in the hospital with burns after the house exploded.
Plus, the Dallas City Council updated its definition of smoking to include vaping, and the Fort Worth City Council approved a plan to build a shelter for human trafficking victims.
Also, the Dallas City Council voted to cut city funding to The Dallas Black Dance Theatre, and officials are working to cement Dallas' role as a global media hub for the 20-26 FIFA World Cup.
Plus, the city of Terrell will hold a vigil Wednesday night for slain police officer Jacob Candanoza, and the Fort Worth City Council voted to approve a new city manager.
Also, a Saginaw man has been sentenced to seven-plus years for making bomb threats in Lake Worth, and a North Texas congressman announced on social media that he lost his oldest daughter over the weekend.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football, and Terrell police are mourning the loss of Ofc. Jacob Candanoza, who was fatally shot during a traffic stop early Monday.
Plus, the community gathers to pay their respects for Terrell police officer who was killed in the line of duty and a final report on the horrific mid-air collision at the Wings over Dallas airshow has been released.
Plus, dozens of people were displaced after an apartment fire in Dallas' Highland Meadows neighborhood, and police say two women were shot while in a rideshare along Interstate 35E over the weekend.
Also, a Denton jury has returned a conviction in a capital murder case, and Republicans will make their pick for a new House Speaker tomorrow, as Dade Phelan is taking his name out of the race.
Plus, Ennis ISD schools are finally open again after a boil water notice was listed Thursday night, and a North Texas Congressman gets into a shouting match with the acting director of the U.S. Secret Service during a House committee hearing.
Also, find out how Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson plans to fill some big positions and hire 900 police officers, and SCOTX now has to decide if a cop who is off duty is still considered on duty during a lawsuit.
Plus, the Texas Education Agency has released the names of more than 100 teachers who cheated to earn their credentials, and a jury sentenced a Euless man to death for the murders of three people.
Also, Wylie Police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at an assisted living facility, and the Eagle Mountain Lake Fire Department announced the death of one of their members.
Also, all eyes will be focused on AT&T Stadium tonight when Mike Tyson steps back in the ring to fight Jake Paul, and Governor Greg Abbott says a second Trump administration will let the oil and gas industries grow.
Plus, the FBI has arrested a man it says was planning a terror attack in the U.S., and Mike Tyson and Jake Paul will square off Friday night at AT&T Stadium.
Also, Irving police arrested a California man who sexually assaulted a woman while she was at work, and a North Texas Uber driver was robbed at gunpoint.
Plus, Texas Democrats worry Mexican-Americans living in Texas could be impacted by Trump's promised immigration raids, and a 19-year-old is charged with sexually assaulting his ex-girlfriend inside a Mesquite high school.
Also, Fort Worth police are looking for the person who shot a ride-share driver Tuesday night, and a state representative has once again filed a bill to raise the minimum wage in Texas.
Plus, U.S Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) will learn Wednesday if he is selected as the next Senate Majority Leader, and the FAA is restricting flights to Haiti for the next month after bullet holes were found in some planes.
Also, tours are expected to begin at first apartments in the new Arlington Entertainment District, and FAA's travel ban to Haiti impacts a DFW group charity trip.
Also, two years ago on Nov. 12th, a horrifying disaster unfolded before hundreds at the Wings over Dallas Airshow, and Prosper Police caught a man who was "talking dirty" to a 14-year-old.
Plus, Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson on Thursday ordered an audit of select races across the state, and Black citizens across the country have received anonymous, racist text messages since Election Day.
Plus, CLEAR alert has been issued for a Wylie woman who's been missing since Monday morning and an Amber Alert is issued for Hunt County 16-year-old last seen Wednesday morning.
Plus, five Richardson ISD schools are closed Thursday due to a boil water notice in parts of the city, and there are reports that Trump would prefer businessmen and CEOs to generals on his national security council.
Also, Texan politicians are either welcoming the results - or saying they're worried about what this election will do to the future of the country, and Proposition R passes forbidding Dallas cops from arresting for less than four ounces of marijuana.
Plus, Dallas voters approve the decriminalization of marijuana, and Greg Abbott-backed candidates have a good night, clearing the way for school vouchers.
Plus, AT&T Stadium debuted as a Tarrant County voting site, and Dallas voters will vote on amendments to the city's charter.
Plus, law enforcement agencies across the country are on the lookout for election-related violence, and one-third of Gen Z and millennials say they don't have or don't want children.
Plus, 4,100 people without power in Dallas and ground stops reported at DFW Airport plus afterschool activities in Dallas ISD canceled today.
Plus, the U.S. Department of Justice has plans to send poll watchers to some Texas counties, but state officials are telling them to stay away, and quarterback Dak Prescott suffered a hamstring injury Sunday in the Cowboys' loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
Also, get the update on the fatal crash on 75 in Richardson, and the National Transportation Safety Board has determined a fatal plane crash outside of Cleburne was due to disorientation.
Also, both Presidential Candidates will be in Texas this week, and another day goes by without the Texas House Committee hearing from a death row prisoner for the Shaken Baby Sydrome case.
Plus, Tarrant County election officials say user error contributed to an error on a ballot, and Vice President Kamala Harris will make a campaign stop in Houston on Friday.
Plus, Friday is the last day to request a mail-in ballot in Texas, and the Dallas Mavericks beat the Spurs in their season opener on Thursday night.
Also, Dallas County not only had trouble with polling places but also had errors with some ballots, and a Dallas man is going to prison for 40 years after threatening a mass murder.
Plus, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are making their final pitches to voters ahead of Election Day, and two people are dead after a home exploded in Van Alstyne early Monday morning.
Plus, a Mesquite ISD coach is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student, and a Dallas man who killed a perceived romantic rival is sentenced to prison.
Plus, voters in Mansfield and Burleson will decide whether to allow liquor sales in their cities, and the crime rate in the city of Dallas is down 10% from 2023.
Plus, Friday is the last day to vote early in Texas, and an executive order signed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) requiring hospitals to ask patients their legal status goes into effect Friday.
Also, a Fort Worth man who killed a man with a heroin injection now has federal problems, and 35W was shut down for hours southbound due to an overthrown 18-wheeler.
Also, a Mesquite man has been sentenced to life in prison for killing a man who dated his ex-girlfriend, and Downtown Dallas is looking at ways to keep growing long-term.
Also, Fort Worth firefighters are still working on putting out a house fire on Tuesday afternoon, and about 32 percent of voters across texas have cast their ballot so far in early voting.
Also, a deadly house fire and explosion in Van Alstyne happened early Monday morning, and a witness spoke about the deadly wrong-way accident in Fort Worth over the weekend.
Also, Dallas County expands early voting hours this week, and Robert Roberson is still on death row as a legal fight over shaken baby syndrome creeps along.
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Also, Tarrant County got its first conviction under a new law that lets prosecutors charge people with murder if they provide a lethal dose of fentanyl, and two people are electrocuted in Lake Worth this afternoon.
Plus, McDonald's stock is downgraded due to an E. coli outbreak, and the Dallas Mavericks open the regular season Thursday night against San Antonio.
Also, a Plano woman who killed her infant by cutting both of their arms in 2004 will remain in a state hospital, and a fugitive on the Department of Public Safety's top 10 most wanted list is captured in Dallas.
Plus, a fire damaged at least six commercial buildings in Northwest Dallas late Monday, and thousands head to the polls on the first day of early voting.
Also, hear from some Fort Worth voters who say they always vote in presidential elections, but this one carried more meaning, and a firefighter from the Dallas Fire-Rescue team passed away off-duty.
Plus, the man whose execution was halted after a last-ditch maneuver by lawmakers will testify before a state House panel on Monday, and Cockrell Hill honors Jimmie Vaughn.
Fort Worth Police fired an officer who was charged with aggravated assault, and Texas has added 327,000 jobs in the past year and 29,000 in the past month.
Plus, Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing a Dallas doctor, accusing her of violating the state's ban on providing gender-affirming care to minors, and early voting in Texas begins on Monday.
Also, Thursday evening's scheduled execution of an Anderson County man over Shaken Baby Syndrome is on hold, and a deadly shooting in Lewisville happened in the middle of the day.
he US Supreme Court has now denied both of its petitions before it for Robert Robertson. 0:18: He is the man accused in the shaking baby death syndrome case. The Supreme Court had petitions and has had them for several hours today and has ruled that both of them should be denied, meaning if it were up to the US Supreme Court's ruling right now, Roberson would be put to death at six o'clock. A judge in Travis County, this is just a state district court judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the execution.
Plus, no injuries were reported after a fire at an Irving apartment complex overnight, and the city of Richardson has recovered its computer network after it was targeted by hackers.
Also, a Prosper man has been jailed for trying to groom three young teenagers into sexual victims, and Fort Worth unanimously approved tax incentives for Embraer to build a plant near Alliance Airport.
Plus, Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Colin Allred participated in their only debate before the election on Tuesday, and a Duncanville police officer is being praised for her quick action to save a newsborn.
Also, a Fort Worth man who's serving a 99-year murder term may be getting a new trial, and Dick's Sporting Goods breaks ground on Fort Worth distribution center.
Plus, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump each held events in Pennsylvania on Monday, and temperatures across North Texas will drop Tuesday night when a cold from moves through the area.
Also, North Richland Hills police say a drunk driver struck and killed a 64-year-old man while he was getting something from his car, and a fire broke out this weekend at a marina on Grapevine Lake, sending one person to the hospital and damaging boats.
Plus, Detroit Lions star defensive Aiden Hutchinson suffered a fractured tibia in his team's win over the Cowboys on Sunday, and a fire at a marina in Grapevine injured one person and damaged 10 boats.
Also, learn how to have the best experience at the fair with the UT vs. OU game tomorrow, and the fair increases security for safety measures over the weekend.
Also, the Dallas Stars won their game last night, and the Dallas North Tollway is shut down from a deadly motorcycle crash involving powerlines.
Also, groups in Texas help North Carolina recover from Hurricane Helene, and Texas and Dallas pair up for the construction of a police training center.
Also, those impacted by Hurricane Helen are still recovering, and a DFW audit shows that Fair Park leaders mislead donor funds.
Also, several police officers are on the scene of a major accident on Spur 408 that caused multiple injuries, and "Texans on Mission" heads to Florida to help Floridians prepare for Hurricane Milton.
Plus, one person was hospitalized after a Dallas police patrol horse got startled at the State Fair of Texas on Tuesday, and a 2-year-old died late Monday after he was hit by a vehicle at an Arlington apartment complex.
Plus, American Airlines is suspending service at Tampa-area airports starting at midnight, and Arlington police shot a man after a standoff at an apartment complex late Monday.
Also, some Texas teenagers brought back lots of money from the youth livestock auction held on Friday at the State Fair, and one person died from a small plane crash in Tarrant County Monday around noon.
Plus, Monday is the last day for Texas residents to register to vote in the November election, and Hurricane Milton is strengthening as it approaches the Florida coast.
Also, Fort Worth Police release body camera footage from an officer-involved shooting on Selkirk, and the interim city manager appoints a Dallas interim police chief, replacing Chief Herrera.
Plus, TxDOT has lowered the speed limit on Central Expressway from 70 mph to 65 mph, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing TikTok, accusing the social media company of selling the data of minors.
Also, experts say the Dockworkers' strike would need to happen for a long time before it impacts people, and AG Ken Paxton announced that he is suing TikTok.
Plus, a 5-year-old is hospitalized after being shot in the leg in Oak Cliff on Wednesday night, and the man accused of killing a Wise County girl will stand trial in March.
Also, a recap of the Vice Presidential debate with local experts, and North Texas residents pitch in to help those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Plus, one person is dead after a police chase through Rockwall County late Monday, and Wednesday marks the second day of a dockworkers strike nationwide.
Also, North Texas businesses are victims of a group of Russian hackers, and a Dallas man was arrested after attacking a bus driver in February.
Plus, Richardson is recovering from a cyber attack last week, and prices are going up on parking meters in Dallas.
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Plus, three people were injured in a shooting in North Arlington on Sunday night, and former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger is up for parole in the murder of Botham Jean.
Also, the Dallas Cowboys win against the New York Giants, and Medical Center in Plano confirms renovation to expand its footprint.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants on Thursday night, and Friday marks the first day of the State Fair of Texas.
Plus, the Rangers play the A's Thursday afternoon in the final game at Oakland Coliseum, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an appeal with the Texas Supreme Court to try to stop the State Fair of Texas gun ban.
Also, the Governor of Nebraska officially killed the idea of "winner takes it all" for this year's presidential election, and 10 firefighters were taken to hospital as a precaution after inhaling fumes from a chemical fire in Frisco.
Plus, Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Angelica Ramsey handed in her resignation at a school board meeting Tuesday night, and an appeals court sided with the State Fair of Texas in Ken Paxton's appeal of its gun ban.
Plus, Jerry Jones continues to be optimistic about the Cowboys this season despite rough start to season.
Plus, Grambling State and Prairie View A&M meet Saturday in the 99th State Fair Classic, and the Fort Worth ISD school board will meet Tuesday night to discuss the future of Superintendent Angelica Ramsey.
Plus, the Cowboys lost to the Ravens 28-25 on Sunday, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is appealing a Dallas County judge's ruling last week that the State Fair of Texas could ban guns.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys' second straight loss was marked by sideline disagreements caught on TV, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says he will appeal a judge's ruling that allowed the State Fair of Texas' gun ban to stand.
Also, the Cowboys look to bounce back against Ravens after a not so strong first game, and Big Tex sets up for the State Fair of Texas.
Plus, a Dallas County Judge ruled on Thursday that the State Fair of Texas could implement its gun ban when it opens next week, and Arch Manning will get the start at quarterback for No. 1 Texas on Saturday with starter Quinn Ewers unable to play due to injury.
Also, Hezbollah blames Israel for exploding electronics, and a judge allows the State Fair of Texas gun ban to take effect.
Plus, the man accused of a blindside attack on a woman in Downtown Dallas has been charged with aggravated assault, and Thursday is North Texas Giving Day.
Also, two Dallas police officers are under arrest; one for sexual assault and the other, family violence.
Plus, neighbors reacted to the story of the Forney man who led police on a chase before he died by suicide, and Denton has hired an outside firm to investigate its animal services department after a dog was euthanized while its owner was still looking for it.
Also, Meta announces Instagram 'teen accounts' and Garland police have a suspect behind bars for the death of two women.
Plus, residents in some parts of North Texas say they felt a 5.1 magnitude earthquake centered in West Texas, and Fort Worth ISD trustees will meet Tuesday night to discuss the future of Superintendent Dr. Angelica Ramsey.
Also, the man accused of plotting to assassinate Trump will be charged with federal gun crimes, and a police chase ended in the Dallas-Richardson area that left one dead, and a service road closed.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys lost their home opener to the New Orleans Saints 44-19, and the University of Texas football team moved into the top spot in the AP football rankings.
Also, the Dallas police chief fires one of their officers for public intoxication, and there are currently a record 19 people in space orbiting Earth, reportedly stuck.
Plus, Tarrant County Commissioners voted 4-to-1 on Thursday to approve early voting locations on college campuses, and Denton removed the "interim" tag from its police chief's title, making Jessica Robledo the new head of the department.
Also, Hurricane Francine is no longer a hurricane, but a tropical depression, and a Duncanville man could face life in prison for kidnapping and sexual assault a pre-teen.
The Continental on Commerce St. in Dallas will be shut down for the next two hours. At least three people were shot inside police say.
Also, the Dallas City Council approved a $65 million budget to renovate the Cotton Bowl, and the city also approved another budget to develop deck parks over I-30.
Also, speed limits are changing in Dallas, and a high-speed rail that would connect Dallas and Fort Worth is underway.
Plus, Francine became a hurricane early Wednesday morning as it churned toward Louisiana, and a Watauga man was sentenced to 19 months in federal prison for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Also, Trump and Harris to meet for the first scheduled debate on Tuesday night, and Dallas police say the man who was shot and killed by officers Saturday had a replica gun that looked real.
Plus, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will meet Tuesday night in the only scheduled presidential debate.
Also, another deadly crash happened on loop 12 in South Dallas, claiming a 14-year-old boy last Friday, and a Haltom City man goes on trial for Capital Murder in Tarrant County court.
Plus, the Cowboys beat the Browns in their opener on Sunday just hours after Dallas made Dak Prescott the highest-paid player in NFL history, and the NFL announced on Sunday that Kendrick Lamar would perform at the Super Bowl halftime show.
Also, the Packers and Eagles are set to play Friday night in Brazil, and DeSoto police say the suspect in an officer-involved shooting threatened them.
Plus, Cowboys fans are less optimistic about this year's team than in past years, and longtime Rangers' shortstop Elvis Andrus will officially retire Friday night.
Plus, firefighters work to put out a 3-alarm fire at a Dallas apartment complex, and the message to avoid tap water remains in place for Grand Prairie
Plus, residents in the Wise County city of Rhome are being asked to boil their water after two major water main breaks, and a state representative from Mansfield entered the race to become the next Texas Speaker of the House.
Also, a crazy start to the week on Wall Street as an activist investor acquires a larger share of Southwest Airlines, and the water advisory in Grand Prairie is still active but city officials say its caused by a backflow incident.
The Barrow County Sheriff’s Office provided a quick update during a news conference around noon. 2 dead and 4 injured have been reported so far after an active shooter situation occurred at Apalachee High School near Athens, Georgia. This is a developing story.
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Plus, the latest on the fight over guns at the State Fair of Texas and a person of interest is under arrest in the shooting death of a Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Tuesday.
Also, a Harris County Sheriff's Deputy was shot and killed while sitting in his patrol car, and the Dallas police officer who was shot in the face during Thursday's ambush is now in stable condition.
Dallas Police Department held a live presser at 5 pm on Friday to discuss the details of what went down Thursday night. There was a shooting in Southeast Oak Cliff that killed one officer and left two injured. The suspect was also shot dead later.
Also, reactions between the City of Dallas and Attorney General Ken Paxton are being shared after his plans were announced Thursday evening to sue.
Also, the FBI is offering $25k for information leading to arrest of missing Everman boy's mother wanted for murder.
Plus, a fourth person died from their injuries after a major crash in Alvord on Wednesday, and the U.S. Department of Labor says bartenders at two Dallas bars were being forced to share their tips with employees who didn't work on gratuties.
Also, the president of UT Dallas announced that he will be stepping down, and a fourth person was announced dead late Wednesday afternoon from the deadly Wise County rollover crash.
Plus, some Hurst residents are still cleaning up after a water main break caused major home damage, and a 2-year-old is recovering after she was struck by a bullet during an apparent road rage shooting over the weekend in Dallas.
Plus, Toyota, Lexus, Hyundai, and Kia lead the list of most reliable used cars, and a Dallas man was found fatally shot along the road in Farmers Branch.
Plus, a Rice University student is dead after an apparent murder-suicide, and five Fort Worth homes were damaged when a water line broke and sent a geyser soaring 50-feet into the air.
Also, "most valuable sports memorabilia" goes into auction this weekend, and new security measures started today at a North Texas school after a gun was confiscated from a student Friday.
Plus, a Collin County case is forcing courts to take a look at how autism impacts criminal cases in Texas, and a man drowned after celebrating his baptism in Lake Waxahachie over the weekend.
Plus, it is almost Fantasy Football time. Listen to Mike Rogers and Austin York share some witty and fascinating Fantasy Football team names.
Plus, Excessive Heat Warnings are back in store for North Texas, and U.S. Rep. Colin Allred (D-Dallas), who's running for U.S. Senate, also spoke Thursday night in Chicago.
Also, see what fun events are happening this weekend, and Denton ISD bus driver placed on leave after reports of erratic driving.
Plus, a local union held a union Wednesday morning after they say a UPS driver passed out while driving his truck in McKinney, and former First Lady Michelle Obama and former President Barack Obama headlined the second night of the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday in Chicago.
Also, get a preview of what will tonight's Democratic National Convention will hold, and burn bans
Plus, Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Dallas) addressed delegates at the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, and triple-digit temperatures are increasing wildfire risks in West Texas.
Also, the young man who killed five people in a crash is charged with intoxicated manslaughter, and DFW Airport reaches a new high temperature of 106 degrees.
Plus, Monday could be the hottest day of the year in North Texas, and the Democratic National Convention gets underway Monday night in Chicago.
Also, a middle school student is released to the custody of their parents after officials say he injured a Corsicana ISD administrator.
Plus, a Corsicana ISD employee was afterlifted to a hospital after what the district called a "disruption" in the classroom, and a North Texas woman calls it a career after 54 years working for Whataburger.
Also, Google says it will expand Texas locations with over a billion dollars, and Rockwell parents weren't too happy with the Rockwall school board for its handling of sex abuse allegations.
A former McKinney woman is learning what her future will be like for helping her fiance plan the murder of a Rockwall mother. Here's KRLD's LP Phillips with the latest.
Plus, mourners gathered in Fort Worth on Wednesday night to remember Fort Worth police Sgt. Billy Randolph, and the Democratic National Convention begins in Chicago on Monday.
Also, ERCOT says the power grid has done a good job handling the weather so far this summer.
Plus, today marks the biggest back-to-school day with Arlington ISD's 50k students back in the classroom today.
Plus, there are concerns that predators are out in North Texas following investigations into attempted child abductions on the first day of school and a vigil will be held for Fort Worth police officer who died in the line of duty while attending to a traffic accident.
Plus, police in two cities say children on their way to school were harassed by men they didn't know, and Fort Worth Police officers escorted one of their own to the funeral home Tuesday afternoon.
Plus, a nonprofit is raising profit for the sergeant's family, and Fort Worth ISD students return to class on Tuesday.
Plus, three more names are added to a lawsuit against the Tarrant County jail after another death of an inmate, and an investigation starts after the possible wrongdoing during Hurricane Beryl's recovery efforts.
Plus, some Grand Prairie residents are dealing with internet outages after a crash that killed three people on Saturday.
Plus, many questions are circling about the safety measures at the CrossFit Games in Fort Worth.
Plus, a weak cold front will keep temperatures below 100 degrees over the weekend, and most North Texas school districts return to class next week.
Plus, the hottest temperatures of the year stick around, and students in Wylie ISD head back to school.
Plus, the suspect in multi-vehicle crash, stabbing, stealing two cars and running over drivers on I-635 is facing 10 felony charges and is being held on a $900,000.
Plus, one person was arrested after fighting and stabbing other drivers following a crash on I-635 on Tuesday morning, and the U.S. has the most total medals at the 2024 Olympics.
Plus, Dallas police Chief Eddie Garcia fired two officers, and the U.S. continues to bring home more medals from Paris.
Plus, a Frontier pilot is placed under arrest just before a flight takes off at DFW Airport.
Plus, a traffic stop attempt in Bedford leads to hours-long standoff on Highway 183 Sunday.
Plus, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) introduced a bill in response to the murder of a Houston 12-year-old, and Chevron is moving its headquarters from California to Texas.
Plus, the Americans released Thursday in a prisoner swap with Russia landed early Friday at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, and Grapevine-Colleyville ISD says it has included artificial intelligence in its antibullying policy.
Plus, crews extinguished a fire at the New Generation Church in southern Dallas on Wednesday, making it third church fire in as many weeks in the city, and a McKinney jury is expected to deliberate Thursday in the case of a woman accused of stabbing her husband to death.
Plus, a court rules buoys can stay floating on the Rio Grande Valley while a trial over their future plays out.
Plus, several other Texans prepare to make their Olympic debuts, and a mother is suing a Plano preschool, claiming her toddler got ahold of an employee's vape pen.
Plus, American Airlines among carriers fighting against law asking airlines to disclose extra fees.
Plus, Texas lawmakers want to know why it took so long to restore power after Hurricane Beryl, and a Dallas man will stand trial for a murder that took place outside AT&T Stadium as a Cowboys game came to an end.
Plus, three people in Arlington were hospitalized Sunday after a house fire, and Gateway Church in Southlake issued another apology to a woman who says former Pastor Robert Morris sexually abused her as a teen.
Plus, two suspected leaders of the Sinaloa cartel were arrested in El Paso, and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones held his camp-opening press conference on Thursday.
Plus, reactions pour in for President Biden's first speech after announcing his withdrawal from the presidential race.
Plus, President Joe Biden addressed the nation Wednesday night to explain his decision to end his reelection campaign, and Thursday marks the first day of practice at Dallas Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California.
Plus, the public could vote on a measure that could help combat Dallas PD understaffing issues.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys are set to start training camp in Oxnard, California, and the Texas Rangers won their third straight game on Tuesday, to climb to within three games of first place in the American League West.
Plus, Texas county sheriffs meet in Fort Worth for training, and Fort Worth and the Salvation Army cut the ribbon Tuesday on an expanded service center.
Plus, Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign is off to a quick start, and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is counter-suing for a breach of contract.
Plus, structural engineers will determine whether First Baptist Church in Dallas can be rebuilt or not, and repairs continue on DART tracks where a crash occurred.
Plus, reaction continues to pour in to President Biden's drop out of the presidential race.
Plus, a large fire on Friday caused First Baptist Dallas to collapse, and former Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday afternoon.
Plus, big crowds visited the Dallas Zoo on Thursday with cooler July temperatures, and SEC media days continued in North Texas.
Plus, U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz (R-Edinburg) and U.S. Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Amarillo) addressed the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, and Arlington is using the MLB All-Star Game to help prepare to host the 2026 World Cup.
Plus, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says it was Republicans who supported him when facing intimidation as part of the reason he switched parties.
Plus, the American League beat the National League 5-3 in the All Star Game on Monday night at Globe Life Field.
Plus, Dallas police are investigating a young man who was allegedly shot by two teen girls now charged with capital murder.
Plus, U.S. Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Waco) says both parties need to tone down their rhetoric, and the Dodgers' Teoscar Hernandez won the Home Run Derby on Monday night at Globe Life Field.
Plus, conference programs could have had something to do with the baggage delays at Dallas Love Field on Thursday.
Plus, about 500,000 people who lost power due to Hurricane Beryl may not get it back until next week, and a Fort Campbell soldier from Mesquite was stabbed nearly 70 times, according to an autopsy.
Plus, the family of a solider from Mesquite who was murdered is demanding answers, and Love Field experienced problems with its baggage belts Thursday morning, causing some travelers to miss flights.
Plus, more than 1.5 million homes and business still without power as a result of Beryl.
Plus, fire departments from North Texas sent crews to Southeast Texas to assist with the aftermath of Beryl.
Plus, millions in Texas are still without power as a result of Hurricane Beryl and Burleson PD has shut down a major gift card tampering ring.
Plus, hundreds of thousands of people in and around Houston were without power Monday afternoon.
Plus, consumers along the coast are wary of price gougers during a hurricane, and Sunnyvale police are looking for a second person in connection to a deadly 2023 shooting.
Plus, police in Fort Worth are looking for the gunmen in three separate shootings Thursday night.
Plus, officials warn of fireworks danger on the Fourth of July, and experts say to be mindful of heat-related illness.
Plus, a 2001 cold case of an abandoned baby has been resolved with arrest of the mother.
Plus, North Texas cities plan for fireworks shows, and a new rock music-themed restaurant opens in Grapevine.
Plus, another Head Advisory is in place for North Texas and ERCOT continues to reassure there is enough energy going around.
Plus, in addition to power, Texas could be looking at a water shortage over the next 10 years, and triple-digit heat isn't just hard on people -- it's hard on vehicles too.
Plus, Dallas police say a male suspect of family violence came at them with a knife and so they shot him and he died at a hospital.
Plus, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule Monday on a case involving a Texas law attempting to regulate social media platforms, and a new survey found perspective homeowners in Texas' major cities need to make at least $100,000 per year to qualify for a median-priced home.
Plus, an Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for North Texas on Friday, and travelers should expect longer lines this weekend at DFW Airport and Love Field.
Plus, the CEO of DFW Airport says they're ready for the busy Fourth of July holiday week, and President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will debate for the first in 2024 on Thursday night.
Plus, a Heat Advisory is in effect again for North Texas on Wednesday and a new report shows the city of Dallas paid employees more than $140 million in overtime in 2023.
Plus, experts warn it's important to keep our pets safe in the summer heat, and President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will meet in the first presidential debate of 2024 on Thursday night.
Plus, a new study by Johns Hopkins University found that the infant mortality rate in Texas has gone up since the state's abortion ban took effect, and a White Settlement woman who was the victim of a bitcoin scam got her money back.
Plus, doctors in Texas now have more guidance from the Texas Medical Board on abortion.
Plus, millions of people are making plans to travel for the Fourth of July, and a new poll of Texas voters reveals mixed feelings about former President Donald Trump.
Travel agents are still using the phrase, "revenge travel" to describe the number of people that want to go somewhere out of town for summer vacations. This year's Fourth of July could be the most traveled weekend ever with almost 71 million people going somewhere for the holiday that falls on a Thursday this year. That's 5% more than last year and 8% more than five years ago. Daniel Armbruster from AAA Texas joined the Ask the Expert on Thursday.
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North Texas was battered by an especially active weather season this spring, with severe storms causing significant damage and loss of life. A devastating tornado on May 25 killed seven people in Cooke County, becoming one of the three deadliest tornadoes in North Texas since 1930.
KRLD's John Liddle took a look back at the month with help from meteorologists Dan Brounoff, Tom Hale, and others.
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Plus, an American Airlines employee faces charges connected to a hit-and-run crash with a bicyclist, and a North Texas convicted is going to prison after being convicted of running a "pill mill."
Plus, a Denton man is charged with murder in fentanyl death and there are some good news coming for Tarrant County homeowners.
Plus, a woman who grew up in Mansfield was one of the two people fatally shot at a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock over the weekend, and the body of a missing woman was found in the backyard of an Azle man.
Plus, SMU product Bryson DeChambeau won golf's U.S. Open on Sunday, and a Mesquite man faces six years in prison for his role in the murder of a Seattle tourist.
Plus, Supreme Court rejects gun bump stock ban, and high value theft in theft spree haunted in Lake Worth.
Plus, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with an Austin gunshop owner in a fight over bump stocks, and authorities in Fort Worth are looking for a man who brought a child with him to a bank robbery.
Plus, police in Denton arrested a third person in connection to a deadly shooting, and the Mavericks look to avoid being swept in the NBA Finals.
Plus, American Airlines flight attendants protested at DFW Airport on Thursday as they negotiate a new contract, and Dallas police are looking for a teenager accused of killing two people.
Plus, a federal judge rules against the Biden administration in a case about the gun show loophole, and Denton police have a new tool they're using in the fight against fentanyl.
Plus, Mavs play game 3 tonight, and Salvation Army has started its heat relief program.
Plus, police arrested a second man in connection with a Denton murder last month, and the Mavericks host the Celtics in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday night.
Plus, family members of inmate who died in Tarrant County Jail want federal investigation, and families of Uvalde victims are suing FedEx and UPS.
Plus, violent crime is down in DFW, and Plano ISD officially closing 4 schools in 2025.
Plus, Plano police arrested the suspected shooter involved in an altercation at a swimming pool, and jury selection begins Tuesday in the trial of one of the men accused of killing a former University of Oklahoma football player.
Plus, U.S Supreme Court rejects appeal from woman in trial for assisting in starving a 10-year-old to death.
Plus, four people were injured in a shooting in Deep Ellum early Sunday morning, and the person suspected of killing someone in Bedford is still on the run.
Plus, inmate death is ruled a homicide, and a major update in the homicide of an Arlington Police officer.
Plus, Mavs lose but fans still hopeful, and Oncor says recent storms were worst in company's history.
Plus, bars and restaurants across North Texas have reaped the financial benefits of deep playoff runs by the Mavericks and Stars, and the northbound HOV lane will close on Central Expressway in Collin County.
Plus, experts warn of contractors looking to take advantage after storm damage, and success across sports teams is bringing attention to North Texas.
Plus, the union that represents American Airlines flight attendants rejected the latest contract offer, and a Collin County man was sentenced to decades in prison for arson.
Plus, Rockwall mayor says the dam will hold, and Denton County wants to make it easier to get disaster relief.
Plus, thousands of North Texas were without power Wednesday morning due to more severe thunderstorms, and a jury sentenced a Crowley man to 60 years in prison for the shooting death of his adoptive parents.
Plus women speaking out against TX Supreme Court, and one man is being held for fight that led to deadly shooting.
Plus, Governor Greg Abbott says he is requesting President Biden approve the disaster declaration for the additional counties.
Plus, Gov. Greg Abbott asks Biden to grant disaster declaration, and former Cowboys player dies suddenly.
Plus, The Mavs win the West in dominant fashion and local reaction to Donald Trump's verdict continues to pour in.
Plus, more severe weather could return to North Texas on Thursday, and Dallas city officials say crews are working around the clock to clear debris leftover from Tuesday morning's storms.
Plus Oncor cuts the number of those without power in half, and cities are still cleaning up after the storms on Tuesday.
Plus, tips from the USDA on what to do with food items in your fridge if you experienced a power outage.
Plus, parts of North Texas could see more scattered showers and storms on Thursday, and a Royse City church was damaged in a fire suspected to be caused by lightning.
Plus, parts of the Mid-Cities were hit with large hail on Sunday, and multiple people drowned in North Texas lakes over Memorial Day weekend.
Plus, the severe weather threat returns Friday afternoon for parts of North Texas, and the Dallas Stars dropped Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals to the Edmonton Oilers.
Plus, private school parents in Fort Worth got a letter saying a piano teacher is being investigated for inappropriate behavior, and police in several North Texas cities have arrested a suspected robber.
Plus, Temple, Texas is cleaning up after a violent tornado, and FEMA is urging people to stay prepared for severe weather.
Plus, more severe storms are possible Thursday in North Texas, and the Dallas Mavericks win Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Plus, Uvalde families settle lawsuit for $2 million, and nearly 600 flights delayed at DFW due to severe weather
Plus, school districts in North Texas continue to deal with low enrollment, Plano ISD considering closing schools.
Plus, the National Highway Traffic Administration is urging people to be vigilant against hot car deaths as temperatures heat up, and the Texas Department of Transportation is urging everyone to buckle up as Memorial Day weekend approaches.
Plus, trial begins for man accused of killing Texas woman, and Tarrant County approves record settlement for family of inmate who had a child in jail.
Plus, why Arlington Police shot a man during a chase, and Southlake plastic surgeon arrested.
Plus, Fort Worth police officer injured in shooting, and the Mavs and the Stars are both in the Western Conference Finals.
Plus, the Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars will both play for their conference titles, and the TCU men's tennis team won the NCAA title on Sunday.
Plus, Plano Police reveal man woman was killed by her own son, and Scottie Scheffler says he stretched in his jail cell before PGA Championships.
Plus, Houston is in full recovery mode after severe storms left damage, killing four people.
Plus, College Station experienced major flooding on Thursday and Johnson County is at high risk of flash flooding, and the Dallas City Council made a move to keep Police Chief Eddie Garcia in the city for at least three more years.
Plus, Johnson County hit with high risk of flash flooding, and Police Chief Eddie Garcia is staying in Dallas for at least 3 more years.
Plus, severe weather threatens several parts of Texas, and Gov. Abbott is requesting a presidential disaster declaration.
Plus, the Dallas Mavericks took a 3-2 series lead over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night, and a small plane crashed late Wednesday in Johnson County.
Plus, the Panther Island project is getting more funding, and Irving has a new way to report potholes.
Plus, the Wise County community mourns the death of a woman and her three children after her SUV crashed head-on with a Mack truck and caught fire.
Plus, Wednesday is the deadline in most North Texas counties to protest tax appraisals, and the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars each play Game 5 of their second-round playoff series Wednesday night.
Plus, divorce case turns into statewide brawl over frozen embryos, and two suspected drug smugglers killed in shootout with sheriff deputies.
Plus, the Dallas Stars are one win away from finals, and 3 men plead guilty in string of mail carrier robberies .
Plus, Dallas police will start to use facial recognition technology to aid investigators, and a man faces charges in connection to a hit-and-run crash that killed a bicyclist over the weekend.
Plus Dallas City Hall says they will make sure Chief Eddie Garcia stays in Dallas, and $150k reward offered for info on who is robbing mail carriers.
Plus, Flood Watch remains in effect for counties southeast of DFW and new safety measures are in place today at DeSoto High School after an incident where a person with a handgun entered the school last week.
Plus, new safety measures were put in place at DeSoto High School after a someone brought a gun to campus on Thursday, and one man was fatally shot Sunday in Fort Worth's Northside neighborhood.
Plus, cleanup after severe weather is underway, and police are cracking down on speeders in East Dallas.
Plus, what moms really want for Mother's Day, and graduation will go on despite protests.
Plus, the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars each won Game 2 of their second-round playoff series to draw even at 1-1, and a Dallas County indicted a man for killing a 17-year-old who was working at a fast food restaurant.
Plus, professional women's soccer has arrived in DFW, and a Bedford woman gets 9 years for a murder for hire plot.
Plus city council wants to keep Garcia in Dallas amidst report he could be on Houston's short list, interim city manager says, and meeting held on teen fentanyl overdoses.
Plus, Dallas ISD parents learn about the dangers of fentanyl, and the Dallas City Council approved a deal Wednesday to allow a new women's professional soccer team to play its games at the Cotton Bowl.
Plus Texas court overturns charge because of rap music, and Jewish students at UT Dallas want leaders to better enforce their hate speech policy.
Plus, North Texas could get four new deck parks funded partially by federal money, and the Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks both lost Game 1 of their second-round playoff series Tuesday night.
Plus, Chiefs' Ray Rice may be facing more legal issues, and a priest was arrested for indecent contact with two children.
Plus, more counties added to disaster weather declaration, and Johnson County officials respond to flood criticism.
Plus, residents in flood-ravaged parts of Texas are beginning to return to their homes, and Monday marked the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at an outlet mall in Allen.
Plus, the family of a murder is angry after suspect smirks at them in court, and a chance for more rain in DFW.
Plus, a Burleson couple is grieving after their 4-year-old son was swept away by flood waters.
Plus, the Dallas Stars defeated the Vegas Golden Knights in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors returned to the University of Texas over the weekend.
Plus, man doesn't appear to sentencing, and a congressman and his wife are in custody for bribery.
Plus, Houston is experiencing its worst flooding since Hurricane Harvey, and Dallas police will not press charges against Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
Plus, a drive-by shooting in Fort Worth leaves six injured with the majority children as young as three years old.
Plus, a Fort Worth drive-by shooting leaves six injured and both the Mavs and Stars win Game 5s!
Plus police disbanding pro-Palestinian protest, and a surprise in the death penalty hearing for Elders.
Plus, The University of North Texas in Denton and The University of Texas at Dallas join in on the pro-Palestinian demonstrations across the country.
Plus, jurors will continue to deliberate Wednesday on the sentencing for convicted murderer Jerry Don Elders, and an Arlington high school student could face discipline after they brought a toy gun to campus.
Plus, Irving PD arrest man who attempted to sexually assault woman while walking, and anti-Israel protests continue across the nation.
Plus, charges have been dropped for 57 protestors arrested in pro-Palestinian demonstration at UT Austin.
Plus, the Dallas Stars evened their first-round playoff series against the Vegas Golden Knights, and one person is dead after a crash in Fort Worth.
Plus, heavy rain caused flooding in Everman over the weekend, and students return to school after shooting.
Plus, North Texans are waking up to dense fog Monday morning, and a Fort Worth financial advisor will serve a prison sentence for taking advantage of clients.
Plus, Colleyville synagogue receives bomb threat, and Houston Police officer is remembered today after she was killed in an off-duty crash.
Plus, Roosevelt High School canceled classes Friday due to what Dallas ISD called a "credible threat," and Arlington police fatally shot a man Thursday after he charged them with a knife.
Plus, parts of North Texas could see severe weather this weekend, and the Dallas Cowboys selected offensive tackle Tyler Guyton from Oklahoma with their first-round pick in the NFL Draft.
Plus, Jerry Don Elders convicted of capital murder, and Southwest Airlines may be changing their seating policy.
Plus, a pro-Palestine protest at the University of Texas at Austin turned into a confrontation with state troopers.
Plus, closing arguments get underway Thursday morning in the murder trial of a Burleson man, and the Dallas Stars fall behind 2-0 in their first-round playoff series against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Plus, a Euless man was sentenced to death for killing his ex and her young child, and the WNBA's Wings will now call Dallas home.
Plus, city leaders are hoping to make the Dallas Wings an offer the team can't refuse that includes a move to Dallas, and the Arlington City Council approves renovations for Choctaw Stadium.
According to a new study, Texas is among the worst states in the country in which to own an electric vehicle. In fact, it’s the second worst, ahead of only Washington state, says the research team at EV Charger Reviews.
The group used six factors to rank states – electric vehicles per charging port, charging ports per square mile, average electricity cost, money saved annually when owning an electric vehicle, EV per service center, and tax credits. Texas landed in the bottom 10 for three of the six, though it did rank 15th in average electricity cost.
Earlier this month, Audacy’s quarterly conversation focused on the state of the environment. Jeff Gilbert of Audacy’s WWJ in Detroit spoke with analysts Stephanie Brinley of S&P Global Mobility and Sam Abuelsamid from Guidehouse Insights about the Motor City’s relationship with electric vehicles.
Plus, Dallas City Council members are encouraging early voters to look over several bonds, and ERCOT launches a "new era" of planning as demands for energy increase.
Plus, early voting is underway across Texas with bond issues driving voters to the polls.
Plus, the city of Plano has voted to ban all new short-term rentals, and the Dallas Stars lose Game 1 of their Western Conference playoff series to Vegas.
Also the capital murder trial of Jerry Don Elders, who killed a police officer and fled, will hold its closing arguments Thursday, and prosecutors try to bring awareness to "National Crime Victims' Rights Week."
Plus, the town of Princeton is mourning the loss of a police officer following a fatal crash, and the Dallas Mavericks drop Game 1 of their Western Conference playoff series to the Los Angeles Clippers.
Plus, a medical examiner shares results in the death penalty trial involving a man accused of shooting a North Texas police officer, and North Texas applies for a federal grant to reduce congestion on major roadways.
Plus, Dallas voters will decide on a $1.25 billion bond package in the May 4 election, which includes $20 million set aside to acquire land in the Dallas International District, and the Dallas Stars learned Thursday night that their first-round playoff opponent will be the Vegas Golden Knights.
The Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars have not won a playoff series in the same season since 2003. This year, the Mavericks finished fifth in the Western Conference and will take on the Los Angeles Clippers in the first round, while the Stars won the Western Conference and will play either the Los Angeles Kings or the Vegas Golden Knights in Round 1.
Chris Arnold, the Mavericks' game night emcee at the American Airlines Center and a host on 105.3 The Fan, and Gavin Spittle, the brand manager at 105.3 The Fan and the host of the Spits and Suds podcast, joined Texas Wants to Know to explain why this could be the first time in 21 years both teams get out of the first round.
Plus, the head of the CIA visits SMU, and voters in the Mansfield ISD have one fewer candidate to consider.
Also, the Collin County sheriff's office rounded up 15 potential child predators in what they called Operation Home Alone 2024, and one Dallas city council member called a special meeting to figure out ways the community can help with recent violence.
Plus, parts of North Texas could see severe storms Thursday afternoon, and the Dallas City Council will meet Thursday night to address recent violence in the city.
Also, 15 men are in jail after the Collin County sheriff's Operation Home Alone 2024, and officials say a small plane crash in Denton could have ended much worse.
Plus, sexual assault suit against Dak Prescott is being dropped in Dallas County, however they will re-file in Collin County.
Plus, Fort Worth police are testing ideas to help cut down on crime in the West 7th Entertainment district, and could Amtrak bring high-speed trains to Texas?
Plus, Duncanville police said they have not yet filed charges in connection to a deadly dog attack, and residents in a Johnson County neighborhood found anti-Semitic material on their front yards.
Plus, prosecutors rested their case against a McKinney woman accused of helping plan the murder of her fiance's ex-girlfriend, and a community meeting will be held Tuesday night to discuss security following the Wilmer Hutchins High School shooting.
Plus, Rashee Rice is being sued for his role in a high-speed crash that injured several drivers, and a community meeting is planned for Wilmer-Hutchins High School following a recent shooting on campus.
Plus, a Fort Worth Episcopal minister was arrested on charges of online solicitation of a minor, and 100 students and some teachers walked out of Wilmer-Hutchins High School in protest of recent gun violence.
Plus, tax returns are due Monday, and a Dallas resident makes history after winning his second Masters.
Police continue to search for the shooter who killed a 21-year-old woman and wounded 8 others in a shooting in southeast Dallas. Texas oilman Herbert Hunt dies at age 95. KRLD All Local - April 15, 2024
Also, former Richardson Anesthesiologist Raynaldo Ortiz is found guilty of tampering with IV bags, and the Brenham DPS office was hit by a stolen 18-wheeler.
Plus, jury deliberation continues in the IV bag tampering trial of a former Richardson doctor, and Plano police are looking into more accusations of a local business involved in prostitution.
Plus, the man racing against Rashee Rice and causing a chain reaction crash has been suspended from the SMU football team, and the jury begins deliberating the IV bag tampering case.
White House Director of the Office of Gun Violence Prevention Stefanie Feldman joined KRLD's Ask the Expert on Thursday to discuss the president's attempt to close the "gun show loophole."
Plus, Dallas police have issued an arrest warrant for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice in connection to a high-speed chain-reaction crash, and a Mesquite teacher has resigned after being arrested and charged with having an improper relationship with a student.
Plus, closing arguments could soon begin in IV bag spiking trial of a former Richardson doctor, and a Mesquite teacher is charged with having an inappropriate relationship with a student.
In mid-March, Pornhub stopped service in Texas after a dispute the company says infringes on adults’ rights to access protected speech. According to the Texas Tribune, the site sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton last year “to block enforcement of a 2023 state law that requires websites that host pornography to institute age-verification measures and display health warnings on its pages."
So how do the new law, Pornhub, and the First Amendment fit together?
Plus, defense attorneys in the IV bag tampering trial of a former Richardson doctor are attempting to use medical reports to make their case, and Grapevine police are asking for help as two 911 memorial artifacts have been stolen.
Plus, Fort Worth Fire Chief says the investigation into the downtown explosion will be concluded very soon.
For weeks leading up to Monday's total solar eclipse, North Texans were warned about the traffic on major highways with hundreds of thousands of people projected to descend on Dallas-Fort Worth.
But those traffic jams never materialized as the moon moved past the sun and eclipse watchers went on about their days.
Did people heed warnings from the Texas Department of Transportation? Did the severe weather in the forecast keep more people at home? Or was it a combination of things?
To find out, Texas Wants to Know talked to KRLD's Alan Scaia, who was at the Cotton Bowl in Fair Park for an eclipse event, and TxDOT spokesperson Tila Grant.
Plus, Desoto police are asking for help to locate a missing woman who suffers from dementia, and the cause of the Sandman Hotel blast in downtown Fort Worth is coming into focus.
Plus, a Dallas police sergeant turned himself in after being accused of pawning stolen guns from the department, and Fort Worth is asking for the community's help to identify five suspects in a shooting incident.
Plus, federal prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case in the IV bag tampering trial of Raynaldo Ortiz, and pre-kindergarten students in Fort Worth ISD will have a longer school day next year.
Plus, prosecutors are expected to rest their case Tuesday in the IV bag tampering case of a former North Texas anesthesiologist. and millions of people across North Texas got the once-in-a-lifetime experience to view a total solar eclipse on Monday.
Plus, the Arboretum in Dallas also held big Solar Eclipse event featuring former director of education at Space Center Houston.
Ennis is just one of the places welcoming tens of thousands of tourists Monday for the solar eclipse, and one of the biggest eclipse parties in North Texas is taking place at the Cotton Bowl.
Plus, Dallas police and firefighters prepare for a spike in visitors ahead of the eclipse, and a Dallas man pleads guilty on two more murder cases after pleading guilty to killing a transgender woman.
To look or not to look. There's conflicting information about whether it's okay to look at the eclipse without special glasses if you are in the area of totality. And traffic is going to be ramping up over the weekend as people arrive to see the eclipse. KRLD All Local - April 5, 2024
Plus, two Dallas Police officers have been fired for inappropriate conduct. And the jury is hearing more testimony in the federal IV bag tampering trial of former Richardson doctor Raynaldo Ortiz.
Plus, Lake Worth police found out about a couple's drug-laced candy business, and the U.S. Transportation Secretary made his way to North Texas saying the state will be getting more funds.
Plus, Arlington police say a motorcycle cop is recovering after being hit by a woman who ran a stop sign. And an Appeals court in Houston says lawsuits can move forward against power companies for the 2021 Winter storm blackouts. KRLD All Local - April 4, 2024
Plus, witnesses delivered more gripping testimony in the IV bag tampering trial of former Richardson doctor Raynaldo Ortiz, and North Texas continues to prepare for the eclipse on Monday.
As many as 1 million people could descend on Texas this weekend to see the total solar eclipse on Monday. Cities along the path of totality, like Del Rio and Hillsboro, will host festivals in an effort to capitalize on the phenomenon, which hasn't happened in Texas since 1878.
What will the influx of visitors mean for communities in the path of totality? Dr. Cullum Clark of the Bush Institute-SMU Economic Growth Initiative says it could make a big impact, but it will be short-lived, while organizers of the Cosmic Cowboy Eclipse Festival in Hillsboro and the Solar Eclipse Fest in Del Rio say they anticipate a boost to hotels and businesses in their cities.
In Bell County, which is in Central Texas, Judge David Blackburn made headlines in February when he preemptively declared a state of emergency. He also joins Texas Wants to Know to explain the decision.
Also, a McKinney mother is headed to jail for dealing drugs and small cities prepare for a big turnout for the Total Solar Eclipse.
The total solar eclipse will bring hundreds of thousands of tourists to Texas on Monday. With that comes a whole lot of traffic. We've talked about how cities and towns are preparing for all of those visitors. Alice Rios Shaw of the Texas Department of Transportation joined Ask the Expert on Wednesday to discuss how the department is preparing for the influx of vehicles on the roads.
Also, the Department of Education has another setback for FAFSA , the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, and the jury in the federal trial of a former Richardson doctor is hearing from victims who say they were poisoned.
Plus, the jury will hear more testimony Wednesday in the trial of a former Richardson doctor accused of poisoning IV bags, and a major Texas poultry facility is reporting a positive test for bird flu.
You’ve probably heard by now, but on April 8, a total solar eclipse will cover a large swath of Texas. This space phenomenon doesn’t happen often and there’s a reason.
We spoke with Leticia Ferrer. She's the host of the podcast Totality Talks and the author of the book Texas Solar Eclipse.
Plus, Dallas Police still want to speak with Chiefs WR Rashee Rice about multi-vehicle wreck, and a Plano man is behind bars after a woman was shot overnight.
Also, a father is arrested in Plano after shooting his wife and taking the children away, and testimony is underway of a former doctor accused of spiking IV bags.
Plus, a Plano family is homeless after a fire that may have been caused by a lightning strike. And police say everyone is safe after an all-night standoff in Plano.KRLD All Local - April 2, 2024
Plus, a jury found a Dallas woman guilty of intoxicated manslaughter, and a judge released some people charged in a rush at the Texas border.
Plus, jury selection is underway in Federal Court for the trial of former Richardson anesthesiologist accused of injecting illegal drugs into IV bags.
Plus, Dallas police are searching for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice in connection with a racing crash on Central Expressway, and a former Richardson anesthesiologist goes on trial Monday, accused of injecting fatal amounts of poison into IV bags.
Also, strong disagreements arise while Mansfield evaluates whether to put a traffic circle in the historic downtown district, and hear how DFW feels about the upcoming total solar eclipse.
A North Texas teenager is now facing intoxication manslaughter charges in connection with a crash last year that killed 6 people. And March Madness comes to Dallas. KRLD All Local - March 29, 2024
Also, a teenager receives six charges of intoxication manslaughter for a major crash the day after Christmas, and the City of Dallas starts construction for a new skate park.
Also, another county in Texas has issued a disaster declaration ahead of the total solar eclipse, and an investigative committee has started looking into the Panhandle wildfires for the hearings next week.
And a North Texas county has issued a disaster declaration ahead of the eclipse. Plus, a new location is opening for the Arlington Museum of Art. KRLD All Local - March 28, 2024
Immigration has always been an issue in politics. However, in recent months Texas has been at a standstill with the federal government for border protection laws and policy. According to The New York Times, since 2021, Texas has sent National Guard troops and state police officers along the Texas and Mexico border.
So how much money is this costing Texas?
Also, the Fifth Circuit puts another hold on SB4, and the Dallas Cowboys don't extend quarterback Dak Prescott's contract; as he prepares to play his last year.
Plus, local police departments are working to elevate retention numbers in North Texas.
Plus, it looks like outgoing Dallas City Manager TC Broadnax is headed to Austin to take the same job there, and the Texas Rangers are investigating after a McKinney Police officer shot a man threatening suicide.
Also, a Texas case over the abortion drug mifepristone is in the hands of the US Supreme Court, and a Dallas cop is now facing several criminal charges including theft.
Plus, Garland police have an arrest warrant for a suspect in the murder of a 20-year-old Dallas man earlier this month, and Attorney General Ken Paxton may have reached a deal with prosecutors in his state felony trial.
Also, a McKinney man is sentenced to 20 years in prison after committing several kidnappings and attempted kidnappings, and Gov. Abbott says the Texas National Guard is helping with border security.
Plus, Bonham is gearing up for an influx of visitors during the eclipse, and hundreds marched through Downtown Dallas to protest SB 4.
Plus, two teenagers were fatally shot outside a South Dallas grocery on Friday night, and North Texas cities are preparing for the solar eclipse on April 8.
Also, two are dead in a severe bush crash carrying 40 people near Austin, and the Tarrant Appraisal District says a criminal ransomware attack caused the ongoing outage of its website.
Plus, three Richardson elementary schools are closing, and border patrol express concerns.
Plus, the Texas Medical Board will meet on Friday, and on its agenda is to attempt to clarify what qualifies as a medical exception to the state's abortion law. And Texas is headed to court to challenge a Biden administration energy policy.
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) says he won't give up the battle for SB4, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing two other porn websites after Pornhub disabled its site in Texas last week.
Plus, SB4 continues up in the air while the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals continues to mull over whether to extend the stay of SB4.
Plus, President Biden is in Dallas but will head to Houston later Thursday after wrapping up two profitable fundraisers in North Texas. And the on-again, off-again status of SB4 is leading to confusion at immigration law offices across the metroplex.
The back-and-forth over Texas Senate Bill 4 is just the latest in a series of border security disputes between the state and the federal government. This week's episode of Texas Wants to Know digs into who's responsible for what when it comes to the border.
UNT Dallas College of Law professor and former U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of Texas Brian Owsley says control of the border is ultimately a federal responsibility. Jeremy Wallace, a political reporter for the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News, adds that covering the border requires more nuance than we often give it.
Also, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals hears arguments over whether the Texas immigration law can be put on hold, and someone lost their truck, only to find who stole it later on.
Plus, Southwest Airlines and its flight attendant's union have reached a tentative agreement. And the water at White Rock Lake is being monitored after a million gallons of raw sewage from Plano spilled into White Rock Creek. KRLD All Local - March 20, 2024
Plus, President Biden will visti North Texas for a pair of fundraisers Wednesday, and friends are helping a University Park family injured in the same crash that killed a 9-year-old over the weekend.
Also, the "little rascals" have been caught in Houston after robbing a bank, and the Texas Rangers announced their opening day starter.
Also, there has been a spike in gas prices, with people seeing a 13-cent increase overnight, and US Supreme Court extends the pause on SB4 with no timeline.
Plus, gasoline prices are climbing, up thirteen cents overnight here in North Texas. And just weeks ahead of the total solar eclipse safety glasses are going fast and doctors are stressing the importance of protecting your eyes while viewing the rare cosmic event. KRLD All Local - March 19, 2024
Also, a 17-year-old who was arrested for shooting at an officer was found out to be involved with other criminal activity, and another shooting in Fort Worth's West Seventh Entertainment District happened during St. Patrick's Day weekend.
Plus, there is still no ruling from the US Supreme Court on the fate of the Texas immigration enforcement law. And the investigation continues after Frisco police shot and killed a burglary suspect over the weekend. KRLD All Local - March 18, 2024.
Plus, all eyes are on the US Supreme Court as the hold on the Texas immigration enforcement bill expires this afternoon. And Frisco police shot and killed a suspected burglar Saturday afternoon after victims caught the burglar in the act. KRLD All Local - March 18, 2024
Plus,, despite rainy weather, the Dallas St. Patrick's Day parade is still planned, and Texas has four cities in the top 10 list of fastest-growing cities,
Also, the Texas Supreme Court gives the City of Dallas the right to impose term limits on members of the Employee Retirement Board, and residents are cleaning the aftermath of severe weather the night before.
Plus, KRLD's John Liddle shares the terrifying experience of getting caught in a hail storm that shattered his windshield in Bartonville.
Plus, a Dallas police officer was wounded in a shooting early Thursday, and the Uvalde mayor weighs in on new reports about the Robb Elementary mass shooting.
Plus, North Texas could see severe weather Thursday night, and the investigation continues after an Irving police officer shot and killed a man police say charged the officer with a knife.
Also, a defamation case involving a lady saying Jerry Jones is her father is dismissed, and a Dallas man is now facing a murder charge after injuring his own mother.
Plus, McKinney's mayor is thrilled about a $220 million amphitheater that's coming to his fast-growing city. And Gov. Greg Abbott is signing a new trade deal with the United Kingdom.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday extended a freeze on Texas’ Senate Bill 4. The stay will last until March 18th. During this time, the court will consider whether or not it will allow Texas to enforce the bill, which would make crossing the border illegally a crime.
The first offense would be a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail, and additional offenses could result in a second-degree felony with a punishment of two to 20 years. Texas wants to know, what’s the latest on SB4?
Also, three fatal shootings in Love Field overnight are said to be related to each other, and McKinney's mayor brings the impact of bringing in a new amphitheater to the city.
Plus, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is filing a lawsuit against a woman he accuses of extortion, and Gov. Greg Abbott is asking the Small Business Administration for a disaster declaration after the wildfires in the Texas Panhandle.
Plus, a man faces a murder charge after police say he stole a car and caused a deadly crash, and advocates rallied outside the Texas Capitol Monday ahead of a potential immigration ruling.
Plus, Fort Worth police arrested a man suspected of shooting his brother Saturday night and taking off with his brother's kids, and a former constable in Tarrant County is facing indecent assault charges.
Plus, an 18-year-old is charged with murder in connection to a deadly that police say stemmed from an argument over a dog, and a Dallas man was indicted Friday in connection to a December murder in Uptown.
Plus, stormy weather is expected to continue Friday night, and experts say beef prices may rise due to Texas Panhandle wildfires.
Plus, the Frisco ISD school board met in a special session Thursday to discuss the recent lawsuit the Texas Attorney General filed against the district, and Fort Worth is considering asking homeowners to pay more to help repair city streets.
Plus, a suspect was indicted Thursday in connection to the murder of a Dallas ISD employee, and a North Texas teacher is out of the classroom after being charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Plus, a Hebron High School teacher who received national attention for wearing a dress on "school spirit day" has resigned, and Mark Cuban's drug company will start manufacturing its drugs at its Deep Ellum facility.
Also, the petition attempt to recall Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has failed, and plans to make a highspeed rail between Dallas and Fort Worth are running into criticism.
Texans cast their ballots in the primary election on Tuesday night, awarding the state's Republican presidential primary to former President Donald Trump and selecting U.S. Rep. Colin Allred (D-Dallas) to oppose U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R) in November. But Republican strategist Vinny Minchillo of Glasshouse Strategy explains why the night's big winner was actually Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R).
Plus, Nikki Haley suspends her presidential campaign, and the Smokehouse Creek fire continues to burn in the Texas panhandle.
U.S. Rep. Colin Allred (D-Dallas) avoided a runoff by crushing his next-closest opponent in the race to face U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) in November, and several Texas races are headed to a run-off election.
Also, get a glimpse of three finalists for Austin City Manager, and police capture a Denton man who threw rocks through big expensive windows.
Also, public transportation is provided for those needing a ride to the polls, and renovation on the Battleship Texas leads to some challenges.
Plus, GOP Presidential candidate Nikki Haley was in Fort Worth Monday night rallying her supporters, and dozens of charities in the Panhandle are collecting donations for people affected by the wildfires.
Crews in the Texas Panhandle are fighting the largest wildfire in state history. The Smokehouse Creek Fire has burned about 1.1 million acres and as of Monday afternoon was just 15% contained.
Also, the US Supreme Court has until the weekend to weigh into the new Texas immigration enforcement bill, and a man is convicted for killing his pregnant girlfriend.
Also, Super Tuesday brings several important races for Texans to decide, and Richardson ISD holds another listening discussion about the district's plan to close five elementary schools.
Plus, many important North Texas races are on the ballot on Super Tuesday, and police are investigating another fatal shooting in Fort Worth's West 7th entertainment district.
Plus, a Brinks truck driver was robbed in Irving in broad daylight, and it was all caught on video, and crews in Louisville were working to help someone buried in a trench when they found him dead.
Plus, police made an arrest in connection with recent attempted burglaries near the TCU campus, nd Friday is the last day of early voting in Texas for the March primaries.
Plus, a judge rules that a Texas immigration bill is unconstitutional, and Dallas police arrest a 15-year-old who killed an Uber driver.
Plus, a judge orders Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to take a paternity test in connection to a lawsuit brought by a woman who insists Jones is her biological father, and a Texas death row inmate who insisted he was not guilty of murder was executed on Wednesday.
Plus, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Frisco ISD, accusing the district of illegal electioneering, and U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) could be among those in consideration to replace Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) as the party's leader in the Senate.
Plus, more North Texas firefighters join in the fight against the wildfires along the Texas panhandle.
Plus, the Fort Worth ISD has voted to approve an abstinence-based sex education program for students, and the Dallas City Council is moving forward with plans to hire a new city manager now that an interim city manager has been appointed.
It’s tax season, everyone’s favorite time of the year. U.S. citizens are getting ready to file their taxes, but not everyone has the same process. Those living in Texas have a couple of advantages.
Texas is one of nine states in the U.S. that do not have a state income tax. But what does that mean exactly? Texas Wants to Know, what are some tax advantages we should know about.
Also, Fort Worth police are investigating a shooting that could have been caused by road rage, and the Dallas City Council voted to name Kimberly Tolbert to be the Interim City Manager.
Plus, the Richardson school district is mulling over a plan to close four elementary schools, hoping to narrow a $28 million budget gap. And a serial rapist who targeted sorority sisters in four counties has pleaded guilty. KRLD All Local - February 27, 2024.
Plus, the city of Dallas is moving quickly to name an interim city manager, and two Denton police officers are being called heroes for saving a woman in an overturned car.
Plus, one person is dead and one is injured after a house explosion and Richardson ISD is hosting a meeting for parents to discuss why some elementary schools are closing.
Also, six people are recovering from a Sunday police chase, and TxDOT reached a milestone in its $174 million plan to rebuild the East Loop 820 and Highway 121 interchange.
Plus, Dallas city leaders are getting started on plans to select a new city manager after T.C. Broadnax announced his resignation effective June 3, and record heat is expected Monday with high temperatures approaching 90 degrees.
Also, a Fort Worth police involved in a crash early morning is on their way to recovery at local hospital, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Denton ISD for electioneering; Denton ISD says it will comply with all election rules.
Also, parents are still concerned after the Mesquite gun incident, and a new state law is used to indict a Denton man and woman over Fentanyl death cases.
Plus, Richardson ISD is the latest in North Texas to make the tough decision to close some schools, and Southwest Airlines reached a tentative deal with a union that represents nearly 18,000 employees.
A statewide AMBER Alert has been issued for a missing 13-year-old girl from Houston. Police are investigating a shooting near Skyline High School in Dallas yesterday. KRLD All Local - February 22, 2024
Texans reported the second-highest number of puppy scams in the nation in 2023. A puppy scam is when someone looking to adopt a puppy online doesn't receive their promised pet after paying for it. According to the Better Business Bureau, Americans lost over $1 million to puppy scams in 2023. So, Texas Wants to Know, why we have so many scams and what’s being done to mitigate them.
Also, a shooting near Skyline High in East Dallas is under investigation by police, and Dallas County has put in plans to extend a nature trail system.
Plus, police are investigating how a 16-year-old obtained a gun that they brought to a Mesquite charter school on Monday, and a Uvalde student and his parents are facing charges following a separate gun-related incident.
Plus, American Airlines announces changes to bag fees and in how rewards will be collected, and Dallas police are cracking down on illegal gaming rooms after several violent encounters.
Texas drivers have become accustomed to seeing highway signs that read "All you need is love and a seatbelt" or "Only Rudolph should drive lit." But earlier this year, the Federal Highway Administration announced new guidelines discouraging the use of "punny" messages on those signs. To learn more about the effectiveness of these signs and why the Federal Highway Administration is discouraging them, Texas Wants to Know visited with Dr. Kara Kockelman, the Dewitt Greer Centennial Professor of Transportation Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin.
Also, the price for checking bags at American Airlines may increase this year, and the city of Lewisville voted on a short-term ban on car rentals.
Plus, a death row inmate appeal turned down by Supreme Court, and students return to school in Mesquite just one day after a shooting.
Plus, early voting begins Tuesday across Texas for the March primary, and Grapevine police are looking for the gunman in connection to a shooting along Texan Trail on Monday.
Also, a Keller ISD trustee resigns after a Dutch TV crew films on their high school campus, and the followers of a Houston megachurch gather for the first time Sunday after a shooting occurred.
Plus, employees at Molson Coors in Fort Worth continue to strike, and a Fort Worth man convicted of murder will learn his sentence this week.
Plus, one person faces charges in connection to the fentanyl overdose death of a Wylie man, and Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley held a campaign event in Dallas on Thursday night.
Also, a former Fort Worth police officer gives insight into how the shooting was handled at the Super Bowl Parade, and the coyote who attacked children is captured.
Plus, an Amber Alert has been issued for a missing Waxahachie girl last seen Wednesday morning, and a North Texas doctor was arrested, accused of groping his patients.
Late last year, the NBA approved the sale of a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to the Sands Corporation, which operates the Las Vegas Sands casino. Casino gambling isn't legal in Texas, but Mark Cuban has expressed support for a resort casino in Dallas. So where does that leave his team and the topic at large?
Also, a draft plan may release thousands of detained immigrants in North Texas, and
Georgia governor Brian Kemp says he will send out more national guard troops to Texas
Since Texas Live opened in 2018, the city of Arlington has jumpstarted the development of its entertainment district. On Tuesday, Loews Hotels opened its second hotel in Arlington with more than 800 rooms and a parking garage.
The Loews Hotel brings in a new convention center, and conference rooms, and acts as a resort. So, Texas wants to know, how did Arlington transform from a suburb to the event center of North Texas?
Plus, one person was killed and five were injured after a car crashed into emergency room.
Plus, the Fort Worth Independent School District has approved an upcoming round of layoffs and police made an arrest in connection to the death of a high school student who overdosed on fentanyl.
Also, a robbery in Dallas leads to a shootout and a suspect recovering in the hospital, and a Garland man has been convicted of murdering one of two sisters he shot.
Also, a Garland man has been convicted of murdering one of two sisters he shot at a Rowlett gas station, and flight attendants are walking picket lines demanding better pay and safer working conditions.
Plus, budget cuts are coming to the Fort Worth ISD, and the Superintendent says that means some staffers will be laid off. And the Dallas Cowboys officially named a Defensive Coordinator. KRLD All Local - February 13, 2024
Plus, the violent crime rate is down 29% in Dallas as compared to last January, and a man faces nearly 25 years in prison for selling drugs online.
Plus, a shooting at a Houston megachurch leaves one dead and a child in critical condition, and a man who led police on a long chase is sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Plus, a woman was killed after she opened fire inside Joel Osteen's Houston megachurch, and the Texas Land Commissioner is expected to announce the state's plans to take over a small island in the Rio Grande River.
Also, some charges were dropped for a man accused of breaking into Dallas Zoo to set animals free, and Fort Worth police are still looking for the man who shot a door-to-door salesman.
Plus, Arlington police continue to investigate an officer-involved shooting that started as a traffic stop.
Plus, Arlington police are continuing to investigate a deadly officer-involved shooting during a traffic stop on Interstate 20, and an arrest was made in the September hit-and-run accident that killed an Arlington police officer.
Plus, a Mississippi man was arrested in connection to a 2023 crash crash that killed an Arlington police motorcycle officer, and Dallas police are working to build a brand new police academy.
Plus, investigation continues into the fire engine crash in Fort Worth that injured four firefighters now identified.
Plus, the Fort Worth Fire Department has wrapped up its investigation into the explosion at the Sandman Hotel, and Dallas police have sent some officers to Las Vegas to help with Super Bowl security, including a canine officer.
The Starbucks in Highland Park Village is one of the first locations in Texas, arguably the very first. Back in December, The Dallas Morning News reported its lease would not be renewed and would end in to February.
With the closing coming soon, what’s the impact on Dallas residents? The location helped pioneer a new coffeehouse culture for 30 years. It was a popular space for social gatherings and one of the largest Starbucks in Texas. So, Texas Wants to Know, how have changing consumer habits impacted the Starbucks location in Highland Park Village?
Plus, the American Airlines Pilot Union expresses concerns for Boeing's MAX jet program, and a person responsible for shooting a dog will not face any charges.
Plus, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is not a fan of the border security bill, and he's joining 14 other attorneys general in sending a letter to the Senate demanding changes. And a capital murder indictment has been leveled against a Forney man who got into a shootout with a federal task force.
Plus, New Hampshire officials traced a fake Biden robocall to a man in North Texas, and four Fort Worth firefighters are still recovering from a serious crash.
Plus, the suspect for a triple murder in Arlington was arrested in Mississippi on Tuesday, and paint company Sherwin-Williams was fined around $300,000 for the 2023 explosion and fire at its Garland paint factory.
Plus, a quiet plea agreement has ended the legal troubles for the mother of the so-called affluenza teen, and Plano is asking for public input to help properly plan for two light rail stations that are being built to accommodate the new DART Silver Line.
Plus, the group that pushed to decriminalize marijuana is now fighting back against Attorney General Ken Paxton. And NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal is sponsoring a gun buyback event in Dallas this weekend. KRLD All Local - February 6, 2024
Plus, fans disappointed Dallas didn't land the final game, and ATT to be known as Dallas stadium during the World Cup.
Arlington's AT&T Stadium will host nine matches during the 2026 World Cup -- but it will not host the final, FIFA announced Sunday. That honor will instead go to New York.
The announcement came after weeks of speculation that the home of the Dallas Cowboys would be where the 2026 World Cup champion is crowned. Still, the nine matches are the most of any of the 16 North American host cities and will bring thousands of people to North Texas.
Gavin Dawson, one of the hosts of the G-Bag Nation on Audacy's 105.3 The Fan in Dallas, explained what having nine matches will mean for North Texans.
Plus, less than two weeks after a triple murder in Arlington, police have identified the primary suspect, and while inflation is slowing, insurance companies are reassessing their risk models to account for the post-pandemic rise in car crashes.
Plus, less than two weeks after a triple murder in Arlington, police have identified their primary suspect, and for the fourth time in a row, bidding for the grand champion steer at the Fort Worth Stock Show topped $300,000.
Plus, Arlington police confirmed the identity of the man behind a triple murder last week, and a North Texas man gets his sentence after causing a fatal accident from driving the wrong way.
Plus, the four people killed in a Dallas crash Thursday were identified Friday, and Arlington will learn on Sunday whether or not it will host the World Cup Final.
Plus, the four people killed in a crash following a high-speed police chase have been identified, and the woman DeSoto police had been looking for overnight has been found safe.
Plus, Irving police release footage of a deadly police chase, and Arlington police make arrests in two murders.
Plus, a massive stolen tire ring is under investigation, and a Little Elm boy was found after he was reported missing last night.
A little boy remains missing in Denton County where Little Elm police say 10-year-old Kylin Arnold was last seen Wednesday afternoon. And the Texas Attorney General is warning 5 cities across the state about relaxed marijuana policies. KRLD All Local - February 1, 2024
Late last year, a medical cannabis company called Texas Original announced the launch of the strongest THC gummy to hit the market in Texas – a 30-milligram product called blueberry lemonade. This week, Texas Wants to Know explores evolving attitudes around cannabis and what consumers should know.
Also, the problem over laser strikes on planes is getting worse, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five Texas cities over Cannabis rules.
It's an election year, and as deadlines approach, Texas wants to know the impact of early voting on the final results, how it came to be, and of course — the deadlines to register.
And the missing girl who prompted an Amber Alert in Haltom City was found safe this morning. The DFW International Airport board committee got a look at a nearly $1 billion contract to build a sixth terminal. KRLD All Local - January 31, 2024
Plus, an Amber Alert was issued for a 12-year-old Haltom City girl last seen Monday morning, and Wednesday's scheduled deposition of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a whistleblower lawsuit is off, at least for now.
Also, the Dallas Police are investigating a shooting that shot a 15-year-old boy to death, and Texas produced more oil than ever last year, but the industry says it needs help to keep the trend going.
The fight continues between the state of Texas and the federal government over the border. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) said the state will keep using razor wire along the border, even if the federal government keeps cutting it down. This goes against a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Plus, the Texas Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a case related to the cost of electricity during Winter Storm Uri in 2021, and Atmos Energy seeks protection from lawsuits linked to the explosion at a downtown Fort Worth hotel.
Plus, it's back to normal at the UT-Arlington campus Tuesday morning following a bomb threat Monday night, and more than 600 people could lose their jobs as American Airlines reorganizes its customer service team.
Also, a man is sent to life in prison after driving over a Fort Worth police officer, and the driver responsible for the Fort Worth wreak over the weekend has three charges.
Plus, a 26-year-old Dallas pleaded guilty to a deadly 2021 shooting, and the Texas Supreme Court will hear Attorney General Ken Paxton's appeal to avoid testimony in a whistleblower lawsuit.
A Dallas man who was facing a capital murder charge for a triple murder in Garland has taken a plea deal. And a convoy of truckers who call themselves " God's Army" is headed to the southern border. KRLD All Local - January 29, 2024
Plus, Arlington Police are learning more about the triple murder Thursday night, and those who knew the North Texan Navy SEAL who passed away share their experiences with him.
Plus, three people were killed in an Arlington apartment complex shooting, and it will be weeks before a federal judge will rule on the US Capitol Riot case against a Dallas actor.
Plus, new technology helped North Richland Hills police catch a trio of suspected robbers, and the Department of Homeland Security is demanding access to an area along the Rio Grande by Friday, but Texas Gov. Abbott isn't backing down.
Also, no bodies were seriously hurt in the carbon monoxide scare in Fort Worth and Southwest Airlines experienced a loss in money revenue and expects fewer new planes due to ongoing production problems at Boeing.
Admiral William H. McRaven addresses the Dallas Regional Chamber at its annual meeting last week.
Plus, the search continues for suspects who beat an Arlington man to death, and with the total eclipse fast approaching, now is the time to get those special glasses to protect your eyes.
Texas has a lot of different landscapes. Those flat, open farmlands take up a good chunk of what makes up the state. But there is a certain animal that’s ruining the landscape: feral hogs. According to the Texas Monthly, Texas agriculture suffers millions of dollars in damages alone from the invasion of feral hogs.
The species also reproduces fast. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service estimates that there are around 3-4 million. So what’s causing this feral hog invasion, and how do we deal with it?
Also, the family of the Carrolton man who was hurt in their apartment is suing Atmos Energy, and the Texas National Guard continues to add razor wires along the US-Mexico border despite a Supreme Court ruling.
The TCU women's basketball team made headlines last week after it was forced to cancel two Big 12 conference games due to a lack of healthy players. The Horned Frogs were down to six available scholarship players for games against Kansas State and Iowa State.
So, in an unusual twist, the team held open tryouts in the middle of conference play, added four new players, and took on the University of Central Florida on Tuesday night.... and they won.
Audio in this episode appears courtesy of TCU Athletics and 88.7 FM KTCU.
Plus, Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary Tuesday and says he wants Nikki Haley to drop out of the race, but a presidential historian says she might be sticking around to see how Trump's court case plays out. Texas Senator John Cornyn (R) formally endorsed Trump.
A Garland family is mourning the death of a beloved grandmother after she was killed in a freak car accident yesterday, and Texas Rangers great Adrian Beltre, who was on the ballot for the first time, was voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. KRLD All Local - January 24, 2024
Plus, Arlington Police are looking for help from community as they launch Connect Arlington, and a bar owner has been indicted for not paying taxes for over 30 years.
A Navy Seal from North Texas is believed to have been killed during a mission off the coast of Yemen earlier this month, and there is still plenty of speculation but nothing official about the World Cup final coming to AT&T Stadium in Arlington. KRLD All Local - January 23, 2024
Also, a 23-year-old Frisco teacher was killed in a car crash, and an American Airlines flight from DFW declared an emergency landing to Houston.
Plus, soccer superstar Lionel Messi will take the pitch with Inter Miami to take on FC Dallas at the Cotton Bowl on Monday night, and we already know that everything is bigger in Texas and a new hotel and convention center opening in Arlington next month is proof.
Plus, soccer superstar Lionel Messi will join Inter Miami Monday night to take on FC Dallas at the Cotton Bowl in a preseason friendly game, and police in Colleyville teamed up with the U.S. Secret Service to bust a gift card theft ring.
Also, a Silver Alert is called for a missing 82-year-old woman from Fort Worth, and one person is in custody after a shooting at Love Field.
Plus, Dallas is looking for long-term solutions to help people who are homeless, and an American Airlines flight attendant who illegally took video of a minor has been arrested.
Plus, North Texas soccer fans are growing more excited after hearing reports that the 2026 World Cup final will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, and a Cowboys cheerleader is claiming the Packers added literal insults to injury in Sunday's Dallas loss.
Also Dallas officials give their response to the federal report on the Uvalde massacre, and the Attorney General of Texas gives up to the four whistleblowers in a legal battle.
Plus, Mike McCarthy addresses failed Cowboys season and his return in 2024 during press conference Thursday.
Plus, a reward is offered for information leading to the person who shot two men in a Garland parking lot, and a Dallas charter school is getting a $15 million grant to prepare students for a career in health care.
Texas' population is projected to grow to 51.5 million by 2070, according to the Texas Water Development Board. While parts of the state are already battling low water levels or aging infrastructure, officials are developing plans to best use water resources.
Plus, Southwest Airlines may be able to collect millions of dollars in insurance money over one of its computer meltdowns, and a man is accused of killing another man with a piece of wood and no clothing on.
Many areas of North Texas are finally above freezing, but thawing can also lead to people finding ruptured water pipes. And Southwest Airlines may be able to collect millions of dollars in insurance money over one of its infamous computer meltdowns. KRLD All Local - January 17, 2024
Plus, as things start to warm, that's when many people could run into trouble with frozen pipes, and it's back to school for most school districts across North Texas, but a few campuses are closed due to not having any heat.
January is historically the coldest month of the year in North Texas. That has been the case this month, with near-record temperatures in the low teens and wind chills dipping below zero.
We spoke with KRLD Chief Meteorologist Dan Brounoff to discuss the patterns leading up to the freezing weather and the pending cold weather on the way.
Plus, plumbers are working overtime due to issues caused by the cold temperatures, and there was a massive water main break in Woodall Rodgers and Pearl Street.
Plus, some people are comparing this cold snap to the winter storm Texas experienced in 2021, and first responders are finding themselves busy this week.
Several North Texas districts have confirmed closings for today or may be on a brief delay. And many flights have been canceled at DFW and Love due to severe weather across the country. KRLD All Local - January 16, 2024
Plus, the cold weather impacted flights at Dallas Love Field and DFW International airports on Monday, and Dallas Fire-Rescue reported fewer calls than normal for the day.
Plus, Cowboys season ends in disarray, and there's a blood shortage crisis in North Texas.
Plus, ERCOT calls for residents to conserve energy, and the Cowboys season ended with a loss to the Packers.
Also, ERCOT expresses more ways of how they are more prepared than 2021's freeze, and Dallas county prosecutors dropped a charge for a murder case involving a local lawyer.
ERCOT officials say if there is a service interruption it is likely due to a local issue, such as downed power lines or a broken gas line. Customers should call their local provider to report a problem. And Atmos says it's finished its investigation and has found no indication its system was involved in the downtown Fort Worth explosion. KRLD All Local - January 12, 2024
TxDOT road crews are busy, getting ready to treat more roads ahead of any wintry mix we might see in DFW. And Dallas is postponing its Martin Luther King Junior Day parade due to weather concerns. KRLD All Local - January 12, 2024
Also, Mesquite Police have arrested a suspected murderer of the Dallas ISD teacher whose body was found back in September, and the city of Dallas will postpone its Martin Luther King day
Also, Atmos Energy shares its prep for the Artic front coming in late Saturday, and learn how to protect your pools from the cold.
Police are investigating after a 6-year-old was killed following a shooting at an east Dallas home, and a Mansfield business owner is accused of filing phony tax returns, lots of them. KRLD All Local - January 11, 2024
In 1971, restaurant owner Mariano Martinez had people order frozen margaritas and complain that the drink wasn’t consistent. So, Martinez created the first frozen margarita machine. It is now the “official drink” of Dallas and the state of Texas. So Texas wants to know, why was the frozen margarita machine invented here, and how?
Plus, ERCOT issued a new alert for next week's predicted cold weather, and the Texas Department of Transportation is taking measures for the possibility of a "wintery mix."
Also, learn the latest update for the Fort Worth hotel explosion, and a predicted "triple-demic" with COVID, flu, and RSV is surfacing.
Plus, the people hurt in the downtown Fort Worth explosion continue to recover while investigators work on figuring out what caused the blast, but they do know natural gas was involved.
Former U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, who represented Dallas in the House for 30 years, died on New Year's Eve. This week, a memorial service and funeral were held in Dallas, bringing a visit from President Joe Biden and eliciting video messages from the likes of Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Bill Clinton.
Gromer Jeffers, a political writer at The Dallas Morning News, and Matthew Wilson, an associate professor of political science at SMU, discuss Johnson's career and legacy.
Also, the funeral for former Dallas congresswoman Johnson happened today, and ERCOT issues an alert for the future cold weather.
Plus, mourners gathered in Dallas on Tuesday for the funeral of former Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, and sub-freezing temperatures are in the forecast for North Texas early next week.
Mourners will gather today for the funeral for longtime Dallas Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, who was honored last night by a visit from President Joe Biden. KRLD All Local - January 9, 2024
Also, many community leaders attended the public viewing of former congresswoman, Eddie Bernice Johnson, and the city of Dallas is doing a special honor for Former U.S. Rep. Johnson.
Plus, the Cowboys' Sunday win secures the division title, and the College Football Playoff national championship game is Monday night in Houston.
Plus, the city of Dallas readies for a visit from President Joe Biden to attend Eddie Bernice Johnson's memorial Monday.
Also, a 2-alarm destroyed an 8-unit apartment building in Bedford, and investigators found out that there were more victims involved during New Year's Eve in Mesquite.
Plus, Baylor Scott and White has not answered any questions about the death of former Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, and ERCOT is looking to connect the Texas power grid to other parts of the country, while still avoiding federal regulation.
Plus, Dallas Police say fewer people were victims of violent crime last year compared to 2022, and Houston is welcoming college football fans for Monday's National Championship Game.
Also, Grapevine Police are investigating a crash involving a 77-year-old man, and Governor Greg Abbott announces this month as "Human Trafficking Prevention" month in Texas.
Plus, Governor Abbott is ready for the fight against Biden trying to block new immigration law in Texas.
Plus, an out-of-control passenger caused an American Airlines flight to make an emergency landing in Amarillo, and San Antonio police arrested two people in connection with the murders of a pregnant 18-year-old and her 22-year-old boyfriend.
From technological advances in things we're familiar with, like cameras and license plate readers, to newer developments like drones and artificial intelligence, police departments have more tools than ever with which to operate.
North Richland Hills police Chief Mike Young says most of the available tools weren't even a thought when he entered law enforcement nearly 40 years ago. Levelland police Chief Albert Garcia, the president of the Texas Police Chiefs Association, explains how departments statewide strike the balance between safety and privacy. And ACLU of Texas staff attorney Savannah Kumar shares concerns that technology will advance faster than lawmakers can keep up with regulating it.
Also, Republican lawmakers made their trip down to the Texas-Mexico border, and short-term rental restrictions are causing a reaction from Dallas property owners.
Plus, Republican lawmakers will travel to the Texas border Wednesday to see the ongoing migrant crisis, and some border crossing points are reopening along the Texas-Mexico border.
Retired teachers in Texas are getting a pay raise this year, and it's actually an increase in their pension.And we are now learning the Las Vegas Sands group has bought even more prime Dallas Mavericks properties in the purchase from Mark Cuban. KRLD All Local - January 3, 2024
Plus, North Texas received plenty of rain on Tuesday night, and the investigation into a deadly crash in Johnson County could take more than a week to finish, authorities say.
Plus, traffic slowed near Roanoke Tuesday morning after train cars derailed, Texas' football season came to an end in a Sugan Bowl loss to Washington on Monday night.
Plus, former Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson died at her home Sunday at the age of 88, less than a year after retiring from Congress, and one of the giraffes at the Dallas Zoo was euthanized on New Year's Eve.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Detroit Lions at AT&T Stadium on Saturday, and southern states saw the largest share of new residents of any part of the country in 2023.
Also, Fort Worth police advise against shooting guns in the air to celebrate the New Year, and local bar owners create an initiative for safer late-night experiences as New Year approaches.
The suspect in a deadly crash in North Richland Hills had been arrested for DWI just 15 days prior, and following a shocking arrest earlier this month on domestic violence charges Buffalo Bill linebacker and DeSoto native Von Miller is speaking out. KRLD All Local - December 29, 2023
The Department of Justice is warning Governor Greg Abbott that it will sue if the latest state immigration laws are enforced along the border. And Reunion Tower getting ready to take center stage as 2023 becomes 2024 - this is the eighth year for Lone Star NYE at Reunion Tower. KRLD All Local - December 28, 2023
Plus, Fort Worth police investigate two shootings that could be 'road rage.' Also, MedStar tracks down the number of auto-pedestrian accidents that could have been avoided.
Also, the man suspected of a deadly shooting has been arrested in uptown Dallas, and San Antonio police now believe the missing then-found bodies of a pregnant teen and her boyfriend were shot to death.
It's been two years since three teenagers were gunned down at a Garland convenience store, and the teen suspect is still on the loose. KRLD All Local - December 27, 2023
Also, Fort Worth police are looking for a hit-and-run driver that killed a woman near DFW Airport, and a local medical director advises on how to differentiate the flu, any other respiratory illnesses, or COVID-19.
A lot of people are packing up and getting ready to head home now that Christmas is over and airports and roadways are expected to be busy. KRLD All Local - December 26, 2023
Plus, Friday is a getaway day for thousands of North Texans ahead of Christmas, and the Texas Department of Transportation has launched its holiday safety campaign.
Plus, more than 8 million Texans are expected to hit the roads for Christmas weekend, and the FDA is warning users of a popular diabetes and weight loss drug to make sure they're getting the real thing.
Plus, TSA is reminding passengers what they can and can't carry onboard planes, and travelers are also looking for ways to get around once their flights land.
Plus, millions of people are expected to travel by air this weekend. Thursday and Friday are expected to be the busiest travel days. And the popular restaurant BuzzBrews has filed for bankruptcy, according to the Dallas Business Journal.
Dallas' White Rock Lake gives visitors a chance to experience dozens of species of animals in the middle of a major city. But one species of bird stands out among the rest: the monk parakeet. It's a bright green bird that is originally from South America. Experts say it's unclear how they wound up in North America, and even harder to pinpoint how they got to Texas specifically. Regardless of how they got here, they're here to stay. Learn how they've adapted to cooler temperatures and a new environment in this week's episode of Texas Wants to Know.
Also, Southwest Airlines is closer to finalizing a deal with its pilot's union, and judgment is passed on a Houston man who drove to Arlington, only to murder the wrong person.
Also, a man jailed in a Plano sex trafficking case has been asked to hand in his jail-issued tablet that he was using to contact others, and challenges continue to arise as the new immigration bill has passed
Plus, a Plano sex trafficking suspect used a jail-supplied computer to send hundreds of messages to conduct business from behind bars, and the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily blocked the Biden administration from removing the razor wire barrier Texas placed along the border with Mexico.
Also, the recent immigration bill signed by Gov. Abbott is already being challenged in court, and the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocks the Biden administration from removing a barrier.
Plus, investigators identified the person struck and killed by an apparent drunk driver, and Netflix wins an appeal against the Tyler County district attorney over a French film.
Plus, a Southlake woman will collect $450,000 in a revenge porn lawsuit after authorities say the suspect sent sexually explicit pictures to the victim's mother, and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) on Monday signed what's being called one of the toughest immigration bills in U.S. history.
In partnership with NewsRadio 1080 KRLD, The Dallas Morning News presents "Deadly Fake: Inside fentanyl's grip on North Texas," a special program shining a light on the fentanyl crisis across North Texas.
Also, an Arlington man is charged with intoxicated manslaughter after his victim ran through his windshield in a car accident, and Fort Worth Police release body camera footage of a shooting involved incident with four officers.
A Texas prison escapee is back behind bars after less than 24 hours on the run, and Police say a driver hit someone in Dallas County, and the victim's body became trapped inside the car, not to be discovered until hours later. KRLD All Local - December 18, 2023
In March, Child Protective Services notified Everman Police that they had not heard from 6-year-old Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez since the previous November. Later in the year, his mother was charged with murder.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys lost 31-10 in Buffalo on Sunday, and Southwest Airlines was hit with a record fine for its system-wide meltdown just before Christmas last year.
Plus, capital murder indictments were handed down in connection to the deadly September shooting of an armored car guard, and a look at how the prices of holiday essentials compare to prices last year and pre-pandemic.
Plus, an Arlington girl was critically injured in a hit-and-run accident on Thursday, and CPS officials say the little girl found abandoned at Baylor Hospital in Dallas is still in their custody, but that could change.
Plus, a body was found inside a car that was set on fire, and a man was sent to prison for life after sneaking up on two police officers and opening fire with a shotgun.
Plus, a Collin County man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for shooting two Sachse police officers, and eight Granbury middle school students are recovering after some suspicious candy sent them to the hospital.
Plus, eight middle school students in Granbury continue recovering after they became ill when they ate candy given to them by a classmate, and the U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to approve an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden.
Twenty years ago, an iconic venue for North Texas wrestling fans, the Dallas Sportatorium, was torn down. But this month, it's coming back -- on the big screen in the movie Iron Claw.
Plus, a Fort Worth man fatally shoots himself while being chased by police and Dallas could impose restrictions on drop boxes for charities and nonprofit groups.
Plus, former Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins died Tuesday at the age of 56, and the Fort Worth ISD school board voted unanimously not to allow unlicensed chaplains to work as counselors in schools.
Plus, Lisa Dykes takes witness stand and denies murdering woman, and a federal judge upholds Texas TikTok ban.
Plus, Keller ISD approved chaplains in schools after a vocal debate, and a local drug dealer is going to federal prison for decades.
Plus, residents weighed in Monday night on Keller ISD's decision to allow chaplains on school campuses, and new figures from the Dallas Police Department show crime is down across the city with one big exception.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night, and a murder charge was dropped against a woman in connection to the death of a Seattle tourist in Dallas.
Plus, court records say Dallas County prosecutors have dismissed the murder case against the wife of Lisa Dykes, who is on trial for killing a Seattle woman, and after one Texas court ruled a Dallas mother could get a medically needed abortion, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an appeal and the state Supreme Court has ruled to stop the procedure.
Also, a Tarrant County sheriff's deputy who was shot during an attempted robbery is released from the hospital, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has asked the Texas Supreme Court to not allow a recent decision about a north Texas abortion.
Plus, prosecutors will seek the death penalty in the case of a southeast Texas man accused of fatally shooting five of his neighbors, and Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy plans to coach Sunday night against the Eagles after having an appendectomy on Wednesday.
Plus, the family of the little girl abandoned at Baylor hospital earlier this week has been found, and reaction poured in following Thursday's court ruling to allow a Texas woman to get a life-saving abortion despite the state's restrictive law.
Plus, the Texas Attorney General challenges a judge's decision for a woman to get an abortion, and a former school psychologist is charged with possession of child pornography.
Plus, a drug dealer who killed a witness in the Amber Guyger murder trial was sentenced to 30 years in prison, and Garland police are looking for the shooter of a 15-year-old boy found in the street.
This week marks the state semifinals in Texas high school football. North Texas teams still in the mix are North Crowley, Duncanville, DeSoto, Southlake Carroll, Forney, Aledo, Frisco Emerson, South Oak Cliff, Anna, and Decatur.
Plus, the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma agree on a new contract for their annual football game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. And in Garland, police are looking for a shooter after a 15-year-old boy was found dead in the street.
The population of downtown Dallas has increased by 71% in the last decade, according to Downtown Dallas, Inc. It estimates that 13,000 people live downtown, with 80,000 within a two-mile radius. This week, we take a look at what's driven the rise in residents and what comes next.
Plus, Austin police arrested a suspect in connection to a shooting spree that left six people dead, and the hairdresser of the accused murderer of a Seattle tourist comes to the stand in trial.
Plus, a young girl is in CPS custody Wednesday after authorities say her parents left her at a Dallas hospital, and A.I. is helping make breast cancer screenings more accurate.
Plus, Dallas County health leaders hope a new website will help educate people about the deadly fentanyl crisis in North Texas, and Dallas police are still trying to determine if evidence in more than 100 murder cases was accidentally deleted.
Plus, testimony started Tuesday in the murder trial of a former Mesquite woman accused of killing a Seattle tourist, and Texas DFPS is looking for the missing family of a child found at a Dallas hospital.
Plus, former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean is asking a Tarrant County judge to overturn his manslaughter conviction in the death of Atatiana Jefferson.
Plus, Dallas County officials are bringing in the FBI to help investigate a cybercrime that may have cost taxpayers millions of dollars, and we're getting a first-hand look at the scene inside a Fort Worth credit union where a Tarrant County Sheriff's deputy was shot a week ago.
Also, more updates on the southeast Dallas shooting involving a one-year-old, and a Fort Worth couple is killed by a wrong-way driver over the weekend.
Also, a man died in a Denton apartment fire despite efforts from neighbors, and some police officers started to carry radiation detectors in their belts.
Plus, a Vietnam veteran died in a Denton apartment fire over the weekend despite the best efforts of neighbors, and if you're looking to get into the holiday spirit, take in DeSoto's tree lighting ceremony Monday night. KRLD All Local - Dec. 4, 2023
Plus, ERCOT failed in its effort to ensure more power plants would be available this winter, and Frisco city leaders are set to provide an update on the Universal theme park coming to town.
Plus, the "Voice of the Cowboys" Brad Sham missed Thursday's game due to a "medical scare," the high school football playoffs enter the fourth round this weekend, and recent numbers show North Texans aren't afraid to spend money this holiday season.
Also, a utility company increases its rates after a vote by the Public Utility Commission, and learn more about the Fentanyl discussion that KRLD is hosting.
Plus, the online gambling site Caesars Rewards has been hacked, and after video footage was released, Arlington police chief is supporting his officer's actions.
Plus, Caesars Entertainment says hackers obtained customer data, including more than 3 million in Texas, and Mark Cuban confirmed he is selling his majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks in an effort to bring a casino to the city.
After Nov. 22, 1963, Dallas was labeled the "city of hate" for being the place where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. It put the city and its politics under a microscope in a way it hadn't been previously scrutinized. Guests include the curator of the Sixth Floor Museum Stephen Fagin, longtime Dallas Morning News reporter Michael Granberry, and Jack Ruby biographer Danny Fingeroth.
Also, a family wants to close a deal on buying a portion of the Dallas Mavericks, and a convicted drunk driver will be off alcohol for 99 years.
Plus, the National Mediation Board rejected American Airlines flight attendants' request to be released from mediation, and a judge raised the bond from $100,000 to $1 million for the man accused of shooting a Tarrant County Sheriff's deputy.
Plus, a Tarrant County Sheriff's deputy injured in a shooting Monday is expected to recover fully, and two men were injured in a Fort Worth house fire Tuesday night.
Also, the city of Plano files legal action against a wellness therapy company, and two local police departments team with FBI to tackle and armed robbery. KRLD All Local - Nov. 28, 2023
Plus, a Tarrant County Sheriff's Deputy is recovering well following a shooting with robbery suspect, and illegal immigration is rising in Arizona.
Plus, the Texas Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in the first major challenge to the state's abortion law, and experts offer tips on how to keep a Christmas tree alive.
Plus, a man in his early 30s starts his trial for murdering an Arlington man after being found in Los Angeles, and more updates are available for the family involved in a crash, killed three people, last week. KRLD All Local - Nov. 27, 2023
Plus, police arrested a woman wanted in connection to the murders of mother and grandmother in Rendon, and the boy at the center of an Amber Alert is back home safely.
Plus, Cowboys set records on Thanksgiving, and the regional semifinals in the Texas high school playoffs begin today.
Plus, country music legend Dolly Parton will perform at halftime on Thursday, and KRLD's Curt Lewis offers tips on how to safely store Thanksgiving leftovers.
Plus, the weather will be cool and sunny for Thanksgiving Day, and the Dallas Cowboys host the Washington Commanders Thursday in their annual holiday matchup.
Plus, Dallas nonprofit serves Thanksgiving to 500 homeless, and people gather at Dealey Plaza for the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination.
Sixty years after President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, the shooting still resonates in Dallas. In this special broadcast, NewsRadio 1080 KRLD walks, minute-by-minute, through the fateful noon hour on Nov. 22, 1963
Plus, a pilot died after a small plane crashed in West Plano in a shopping center near Park Boulevard and Midway Road Tuesday night, and Wednesday marks 60 years since President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. KRLD All Local - November 22, 2023
Before he became the host of Face the Nation or moderated presidential debates, Bob Schieffer was a police reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. And an unlikely phone call to the newsroom on Nov. 22, 1963, would have a profound impact on his career. The call Schieffer answered was placed by Marguerite Oswald, the mother of Lee Harvey Oswald. Schieffer ended up driving Marguerite Oswald from Fort Worth to Dallas and spent time with her at the Dallas Police Department. He reflects on that fateful day and how it impacted the country.
Plus, Dallas Love Field officials say they're seeing more four-legged passengers this week, following a shootout, Dallas police chief Eddie Garcia says he wants to see Glock converters off the streets, and the first presidential debate next year will be held at Texas State University in San Marcos. KRLD All Local - Nov. 21, 2023
Plus, a Duncanville man was shot after being followed home, and the busiest travel period of the year has begun.
Plus, former Dallas Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson is finally headed to Ring of Honor, and the Cowboys had a dominating win against the Carolina Panthers. KRLD All Local - November 20, 2023
Also, learn more updates about where the Amber Alert for a Wilmer 10-year-old boy is currently, and Sherman ISD removes superintendent after the controversial call to remove a trans kid from a lead role. KRLD All Local - Nov. 17, 2023
Plus, American Airlines flight attendants are expected to get one step closer to a possible strike, and Frisco police are looking for a suspect who they say shot two people at random in a Walmart, killing one of them. KRLD All Local - November 17, 2023
Plus, on the day before they take the next step toward a strike, American Airlines flight attendants will hit the picket lines Thursday, and Space X is ready for its next Texas launch. KRLD All Local - Nov. 16, 2023
Next week marks the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Texas Wants to Know is revisiting the event to explore how it impacted Dallas. In this episode, we dive into conspiracy theories. Kennedy's assassination was not the only historic event to spark theories, but it seemed to become the most mainstream. So, why did Kennedy's death spark so many conspiracy theories?
Also, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rejects statements from a man who shot a Richardson police officer, and GM and autoworkers are trying to work up a contract. KRLD All Local - Nov. 15, 2023
Plus, a 13-year-old North Texas boy convicted of murder in the shooting death of Sonic Drive-In employee is sentenced to 12 years in prison. Also, one of the toughest immigration bills in Texas history is headed to the office of Texas Governor Greg Abbott.
Plus, a jury sentenced a serial murderer from Dallas to life in prison after he admitted to killing four people, and police across North Texas are encouraging people to plan for a sober ride home when they attend holiday parties. KRLD All Local - November 15, 2023
Plus, Jeremy Harris has been sentenced for his role in four murders, and Garland teen and boyfriend facing capital murder charge.
Plus, the Sherman ISD school board voted to reinstate the cast and a musical it initially changed, and Dallas officials are reviewing plans for a new police academy.
Plus, the body of a McKinney woman was stored in a refrigerator before it was found this week, according to official records, and Fort Worth prepares for its annual Turkey Trot.
Plus, City of Dallas says violent reduction plan is working, and a planned murder-suicide is stopped by police.
Plus, the White Settlement Police Department captures a suspect just in time, and get an update on McKinney PD for arresting a man for messing with evidence. KRLD All Local - Nov. 13, 2023
Plus, a pilot flying an experimental Lancair Turbo-Prop from Midland heading to McKinney crashed and hit a car, and the Cowboys blew up the record book yesterday against the lowly Giants. KRLD All Local - Nov. 13, 2023
Also, learn more about a company that helps veterans year round and school vouchers and boarder security are main topics of discussion during Texas senate fourth special session. KRLD All Local - Nov. 10, 2023
Plus, Veteran's Day is Saturday and North Texas has several events planned to celebrate our veterans, and a Texas judge denied a Republican effort to overturn election results in the nation’s third-most populous county.
Plus, five people are facing criminal charges after being caught breaking into a home, and a local medical center is searching for a stem cell donor for a Frisco doctor. KRLD All Local - Nov. 9, 2023
Nestor Hernandez gets his decision today by his trial jury, and two suspects are arrested for the possibility of being connected to a string of deaths happening in North Texas. KRLD All Local - Nov. 9, 2023
Plus, for the second straight year, Dallas cancels its Veterans Day parade due to the threat of rain, and the jury will hear closing arguments Thursday in the capital murder trial of 31-year-old Nestor Hernandez of Carrollton. KRLD All Local - Nov. 9, 2023
As the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy approaches later this month, Texas Wants to Know is taking a look at the event and how it impacted Dallas. In the first episode, we explore how younger generations perceive the event and walk through the challenge of imparting the gravity of it. It also changed how news outlets used television, and by extension, how Americans experienced Nov. 22, 1963.
Also, Arlington police are still trying to investigate how a teen girl got shot and Texas homeowners finally get a cut on property tax. KRLD All Local - Nov. 8, 2023
Some high-profile North Texas school bond issues were voted down and many of them dealt with new stadiums, aquatic centers, and other athletics infrastructure projects. And lawmakers in Austin are getting paid for overtime every time they meet in special session, and it's costing Texas taxpayers millions. KRLD All Local - November 8, 2023
Plus, the Dallas City Council is getting more information about possibly removing fluoride from the city's water supply, and police in Fort Worth are cracking down hard on so-called nuisance properties. KRLD All Local - Nov. 8, 2023
Also, get a recap of the capitol murder trial of Nestor Hernandez and ATF gives a warning to not buy firearms for others. KRLD All Local - Sept. 5, 2023.
Also, learn how long the ballot is for voting this Election Day, and Prosper voters look into expensive bond measures as something to vote on the ballot. KRLD All Local - Nov. 7, 2023
Plus, several Texas Rangers players are up for postseason awards, and the third special session of the Texas Legislature is not a win for Governor Abbott as the session wraps Tuesday without agreements on school vouchers or border security. KRLD All Local - November 7, 2023
Also, a man pleas guilty in a trial for killing a trans-person, and next week Texas government will hold a meeting for citizens to vote on how to spend incoming money. KRLD All Local - Nov. 6, 2023
Plus, seven people were wounded in a trail ride party shooting near Prairie View, and a pedestrian was killed while trying to cross a highways. KRLD All Local - Nov. 6, 2023
State-wide, constitutional amendments on the ballot call for $3.3 billion to give retired teachers cost of living raises in their pension. And $18 billion would fund property tax breaks which would include a rollback in school district property taxes. And in North Texas, voters will weigh in on dozens of municipal propositions. And 10 school districts have bond issues on the ballot, including Eagle Mountain-Saginaw, HEB, Lewisville, Prosper, and Wylie. KRLD All Local - November 6, 2023
Also, school choice vouchers are on still on hold and a drug dealer may be going to prison for decades after selling fentanyl to children. KRLD All Local - Nov. 3, 2023
Arlington Police are expecting about 300,000 people in the Entertainment District for the parade, and with today's Rangers events taking over part of the city, it's a school holiday for several districts. KRLD All Local - November 3, 2023
Also, the Texas Rangers make their landing back in Texas and learn more about the logistics behind the parade on Friday. KRLD All Local - Nov.. 2, 2023
The Texas Rangers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-0 in Game 5 of the World Series on Wednesday night to take the series 4-1 and win the first title in franchise history. Dallas-Fort Worth native, former Rangers pitcher, and host on Audacy's 105.3 The Fan Mike Bacsik breaks down how Texas got there and what it means for fans.
Plus, the city of Arlington announced the parade route and fans flocked to local stores to grab their World Series gear after the Rangers' win.
Texans have been hearing about plans for high-speed rail between Dallas and Houston for more than a decade now. As the state's population continues to grow, leaders say residents could need to get comfortable with different modes of transportation to ease the movement of more than 30 million people daily.
Michael Morris, the director of transportation for the North Central Texas Council of Governments and Kara Kockelman, the Dewitt Greer Centennial Professor of Transportation Engineering at the University of Texas, are this week's guests.
Also, a trial of a Fort Worth man who killed his neighbor moves forward and Congresswoman Kay Granger steps down. KRLD All Local - Nov. 1, 2023
A longtime member of the House of Representatives is stepping down at the end of her term, and today starts Texas's yearly Red White & You hiring event for veterans. The job fair connects military veterans, transitioning service members, and their spouses with employers all over the state. KRLD All Local - November 1, 2023
Plus, a federal judge tossed out a defamation lawsuit against the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, and IT managers in Dallas County say they have the upper hand on a cyber attack that began last weekend. KRLD All Local - November 1, 2023
In Austin, there hasn't been much movement between the House and Senate in the latest special session. The governor called them back to address school issues, especially dealing with school vouchers.
Now that the weather is colder, you must do a couple of tasks to maintain your AC. On today's Ask The Expert, Terry Neden joined us from Reliant Air Conditioning.
Also, Texans find ways to enjoy the cold weather, and as trick-or-treat time approaches, so do the possible hazards. KRLD All Local - Oct. 31, 2023
Now that the UAW strike has been suspended pending approval of a tentative agreement, GM workers in Arlington are expected back on the job as early as today. And even though there is no body, investigators are convinced an Everman woman killed her 6-year-old son. KRLD All Local - October 31, 2023
UAW lands an agreement in Detroit ends a strike here in North Texas, and the Texas Attorney General finally has his trial scheduled for next year. KRLD All Local - Sept. 5, 2023Thursday, September 7th
Game 3 of the World Series is tonight in Phoenix where the Diamondbacks host the Rangers who have yet to lose on the road in the post-season. And the two US Senators from Texas took some fellow Republicans on a tour of the Rio Grande this weekend. KRLD All Local - October 30, 2023
The Dallas Cowboys got a resounding 43-20 win on Sunday afternoon against the Los Angeles Rams. And the Texas Rangers are waking up in Arizona, getting ready for Game 3 of the World Series. KRLD All Local - October 30, 2023
The stage is set for a Cinderella story in Arlington today as the Texas Rangers take on the Arizona Diamondbacks in game one of the World Series. Officials advise making a plan to get around Arlington with the games this weekend. An appeals court in Fort Worth has upheld a jury's decision that an American Airlines flight attendant gets nothing in a lawsuit against the company. KRLD All Local - October 27, 2023
Other big games include defending 4A Division II champion Carthage looking to extend its regular-season winning streak, which dates back to Oct. 7, 2016., and Southlake Carroll and Byron Nelson meeting to decide the District 4-6A winner.
Plus, scattered showers and storms are back into the North Texas weather forecast through the weekend, and construction is underway on the Southern Gateway Park over the R. L. Thornton Freeway near the Dallas Zoo. KRLD All Local - Oct. 27, 2023
Also, a local restaurant, Hurtado Barbecue, shares a new item on the menu, and a Nevada man is convicted of child trafficking. KRLD All Local - Oct. 26, 2023
Plus, businesses near the General Motors plant in Arlington are concerned that the United Auto Workers strike could lead to a dip in customers, and the Texas Rangers host Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night.
Businesses worried about the impact of the GM strike in Arlington are ready to welcome World Series fans. And the Dallas Mavericks spoiled Victor Wembanyama's NBA debut, beating the San Antonio Spurs 126-119. KRLD All Local - October 26, 2023
Also, Southwest Airlines struck up a new contract deal with its employers, and Texas Rangers' manager, Bruce Bochy, gives his insights about the Arizona Diamondbacks. KRLD All Local - Oct. 25, 2023
Also, the Texas Rangers are going against the Arizona Diamondbacks soon, and learn more about the Teal Pumpkin Project. KRLD All Local - Oct. 25, 2023
The Texas Rangers will be facing the Arizona Diamondbacks in the World Series starting Friday night at Globe Life Field. And GM workers in Arlington start day two of their strike with the UAW. KRLD All Local - October 25, 2023
Also, Texas Rangers gear skyrockets in sales, and 5,000 workers join the UAW strike. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023
Plus, the Texas Rangers prep for the World Series, and Texans start to celebrate wine month. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023
Plus, limited Individual game tickets for the World Series go on sale at 10 a.m. through the Rangers' website, and two weeks after the resignation of an Irving elementary school principal, parents are demanding answers about her sudden departure. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023
Also, concession stands from the State Fair of Texas are donating excess foods and a Fort Worth man is standing on trial for a home invasion but is now turning into a capitol murder. KRLD All Local - Oct. 23, 2023
Plus, as House Republicans continue to work to elect a new Speaker, some Texas Congressmen are showing interest, and early voting started Monday morning for the November election.
Plus, early voting gets underway Monday for the November election, and the 2023 State Fair of Texas comes to a close. KRLD All Local - Oct. 23, 2023
Texas House Democrats are now pushing their own school funding bill in the Special Session, which does not include school vouchers.And the community came together in Forest Hills last night to remember a beloved school employee who was killed. KRLD All Local - October 20, 2023
Plus, Dallas-based attorney Sidney Powell pleaded guilty Thursday morning to six counts in connection to the Georgia election subversion case, and more than a dozen Mesquite families are looking for a new place to live after an apartment fire.
Dallas County will soon have a new elections administrator, and it's a familiar name.And there will be a vigil in Forest Hills for a beloved lunch lady who was found shot to death outside an elementary school last week. KRLD All Local - October 19, 2023
Did you know that most of the United States' nuclear arsenal has passed through Texas? Whether it's the assembly of a nuclear weapon, the disassembly of one that's being retired, or just routine maintenance, the Pantex plant outside of Amarillo handles it all.
Pantex was built during World War II, but since the Cold War, its mission has focused primarily on nuclear weapons. Plant historian Katie Paul walks us through its history, Dylan Spaulding of the Union of Concerned Scientists explains what workers at the plant do with nuclear weapons, and Amarillo-based economist Karr Ingham highlights Pantex's impact on the community.
Plus, Arlington hotels and restaurants expect a boost from the Rangers postseason run, and Dallas police made an arrest in connection to a robbery involving an armored car.
Plus, Amazon is testing drone prescription deliveries, and bed bugs are on the rise in Texas.
A Dallas family is calling for justice after a grandmother is gunned down in her own home. And Balch Springs police are trying to determine how a teen died outside an elementary school. KRLD All Local - October 18, 2023
Plus, two GOP members declined to support Congressman Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House, and ERCOT getting ready for winter.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys bounced back from last week's disaster in San Francisco with a win over the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday night, and U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) shares stories of how Texas families are being impacted by the war in Israel.
The Dallas Cowboys picked up a 20-17 win over the Chargers on Monday Night Football. Dak Prescott ran for one touchdown and threw for another. And the man arrested in a shooting at the State Fair of Texas told police he feared for his safety. KRLD All Local - October 17, 2023
Plus, the State Fair of Texas shares an update on their security measures following a shooting that injured three people Saturday.
Plus, thousands attended the State Fair of Texas the day after a shooting caused panic and evacuation of the grounds, and a 13-year-old boy was accidentally shot and killed by a 15-year-old. KRLD All Local - Oct. 16, 2023
Also, Seagoville searchers found something while looking for a missing Dallas ISD teacher and a school choice bill has passed today. KRLD All Local - Oct. 13, 2023
Plus, the Israeli military says troops have entered Gaza to battle militants, destroy weapons and search for evidence of missing hostages held by Hamas.
The Texas Senate has passed its version of a school voucher program but the bill is now headed for a tough fight in the State House. And the Texas National Guard is installing barbed wire along the border with New Mexico. KRLD All Local - October 13, 2023
Also, a Dallas congressman joins other lawmakers in trying to stop assets flowing to Iran, and new surveillance footage shows the last time a missing Dallas ISD teacher. KRLD All Local - Oct. 12, 2023
The search for a shooter continues this morning after a woman was shot and killed at a Fort Worth elementary school. And the Texas Rangers and Houston Astros will meet in the ALCS. KRLD All Local - October 12, 2023
Plus Dallas Baptist University students return from Israel, and the Mayor is expressing her outrage over recent Nazi incidents.
Also, many Dallas officials showed their support for the Jewish population during the war, and a Richardson woman expressed her concerns with her in-laws living in the Gaza Strip during the conflict. KRLD All Local - Oct. 11, 2023
Plus, local leaders are showing support for Israel. This and more on the All Local for October 11, 2023.
Also, the Dallas Baptist University group in Israel is en route to DFW, and several Republicans have brought up the idea of stopping funding to Iran. KRLD All Local - Oct. 10, 2023
Also, a group of DBU students and faculty are in the Holy Land during the conflict, and the state representative in Collin County already faces challenges for next year's election. KRLD All Local - Oct.10, 2023
Plus, Two Polish balloon pilots are in the hospital following Monday night's crash into some power lines in Kaufman County, and the Rangers come home for their first playoff game at Globe Life Field. KRLD All Local - Oct. 10, 2023
Also, more updates on the Richardson man who tried to kill his former girlfriend, and a Tarrant County school teacher takes action after the state decided to stop funding Girls Inc. KRLD All Local - Oct. 9, 2023
Also, a Richardson man pleads guilty to trying to kill his ex-girlfriend, and another special meeting occurs for a school choice plan. KRLD All Local - Oct. 9, 2023
Plus, temperatures will warm through Thursday before another cold front moves through North Texas, and the Texas Legislature will return to Austin Monday afternoon for a special session focused on school vouchers.
Plus, more information is starting to come out about the upcoming session on the school vouchers, and the Texas and Oklahoma football game is just one of a busy weekend of sports in North Texas. KRLD All Local - Oct. 6, 2023
The Texas Rangers and the Houston Astros are both in the postseason in the same year for the first time since 2015. Texas takes on the A.L. East winners, the Baltimore Orioles in the American League Division Series, while Houston draws the Minnesota Twins.
Jared Sandler of 105.3 The Fan in Dallas and the pre- and post-game host on the Rangers Radio Network, and John Lopez, co-host of In the Loop on SportsRadio 610 in Houston, join Chris Blake to preview a big week of baseball in Texas.
Plus, the Bush Presidential Center in Dallas reopened Friday morning after being evacuated Thursday afternoon because of a suspicious email, and the showdown over school vouchers in Texas is set to play out in Austin next week as lawmakers return for another special legislative session. KRLD All Local - Oct. 6, 2023
Plus, a former Fort Worth police officer's trial moves forward as both sides are heard, and the debate about the use of school vouchers goes to the state legislature. KRLD All Local - Oct. 5, 2023
FC Dallas still awaits reschedule for their game after sever weather and construction of the US and Mexico border will resume. KRLD All Local - Oct. 5, 2023
Plus, the Texas Rangers are moving on to Baltimore after sweeping Tampa Bay in the Wild Card round of the MLB playoffs. And a teenager has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for killing a Fort Worth boxing coach. KRLD All Local - October 5, 2023
Texas and Oklahoma will play in the Red River Rivalry on Saturday for the final time as members of the Big 12. The rivalry game will continue, but the universities will move on to the SEC before the 2024 season.
RJ Choppy of Shan and RJ on Audacy's 105.3 The Fan says he's not sure if Longhorns and Sooners fans fit in with the rest of the SEC, while Longhorns' play-by-play voice Craig Way breaks down the road that led the universities to leave their home of 20 years.
Finally, Dennis Coates, an economic professor at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, explains how the departure of Texas and Oklahoma could impact Big 12 college towns like Waco or Lubbock.
Also, explosives have been found during construction in Greenville, and a drag racing trial of a Dallas man reveals more information. KRLD All Local - Oct. 4, 2023
Also, a house speaker has been removed from office, and concerns rise for the Farm Bill. KRLD All Local - Oct. 4, 2023
Plus, the Texas Rangers shut out the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the American League Wild Card Series Tuesday, and the person shot at DART's Bachman Station Tuesday night has died and police are now looking for the shooter. KRLD All Local - Oct. 4, 2023
Plus, an assistant principal is behind bars for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old, and Dallas votes to allocate its spending money to renovate Fair Park. KRLD All Local - Oct. 3, 2023
Plus, it's the deadliest drug epidemic in America and the UNT Health Science Center is working to try to stop fentanyl from spreading, and the fall-out over the impeachment trial of embattled Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton continues with an effort to oust House Speaker Dade Phelan. KRLD All Local - Oct. 3, 2023
Plus, the UNT Health Science Center is working to try to stop the fentanyl epidemic in America, and authorities released more details about the in-custody death of convicted killer Billy Chemirmir. KRLD All Local - Oct. 3, 2023
Also, issues rises as DFW airport carries cargo and transports people, plus, police are still looking for a teen who shot another juvenile. KRLD All Local - Oct. 2, 2023
Plus, lawmakers are getting ready for the next special session in Austin starting Monday and a man wanted for murder in Tarrant County has been arrested as he tried to sneak back into the U.S. at a border crossing
Plus, the Texas Rangers start the playoffs for the first time since 2016, but there's no guarantee they'll play a home game. Plus, after being on hold for three years, federal student loan payments restart this month. KRLD All Local - Oct. 2, 2023
In a single order that contained no comment, the Texas Supreme Court pulled the whistleblower lawsuit out of abatement and denied AG Ken Paxton's appeal to put it back on the docket. And workers at two other US auto plants are walking off the job today, but the GM plant in Arlington is still up and running as the UAW strike widens.
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The Dallas Cowboys host the New England Patriots Sunday at AT&T Stadium. Insider Bobby Belt of 105.3 The Fan joined the KRLD Morning News to break down the team's response to its loss in Arizona, give an update on Tyron Smith's injuries, and predict how the Cowboys will recognize Ezekiel Elliott's return to Arlington.
Photo: Tyron Smith #77 of the Dallas Cowboys watches action during a game against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium on October 31, 2021 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)
Plus, a suspected shooter is in custody after opening fire at Vandergriff Honda in Arlington Thursday night, and the Rangers lost 3-2 on a walk-off double, but need just one win in their last three games to reach the playoffs. KRLD All Local - Sept. 29, 2023
Plus, a 1-year-old boy died due to a running vehicle in the parking lot, and downtown Dallas developers announced a new plan to build south of Cedar Park. KRLD All Local - Sept. 28, 2023
Hear from coaches and get a preview of this week's games across the state from the Texas State Network.
Plus, police arrested a man in connection to a deadly wrong-way crash in Fort Worth, and the Texas Rangers open the final series of the season Thursday night -- a four-game set in Seattle.
Plus, the Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to issue bonds to pay for improvements at Fair Park and for rebuilding the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, and Wednesday night's win put the Texas Rangers on the cusp of securing their first postseason berth since 2016. KRLD All Local - Sept. 28, 2023
Over the last two months, several Texas school districts have discussed putting an end to sending recapture payments, or “Robinhood money” to the state. In this week's episode of Texas Wants to Know, find out why two districts have voted not to send the money at all next year.
Plus, officers made an arrest in connection to the death of a woman killed in her apartment, and the man behind a 2021 building explosion pleaded guilty Wednesday. KRLD All Local - Sept. 27, 2023
The man who is scheduled for execution next month for the murder of an elderly Garland woman has been turned down by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. And an 11-man football team in Fort Worth is desperately looking for a team to play Friday night.
KRLD All Local - September 27, 2023
Plus, the Fort Worth ISD school board agreed to fire principals from Eastern Hills and Diamond Hill-Jarvis high schools, and veteran Arlington police officer Darrin McMichael will be laid to rest Wednesday while investigators continue to look for the driver who hit and killed him last week. KRLD All Local - Sept. 27, 2023
Plus, authorities are still looking for the driver who hit an Arlington police officer and left the scene, and a skunk tested positive for rabies in Grapevine.
While it still feels like summer with temperatures in the 90s, it is never too early to start planning for holiday travel. It's tough to start thinking about heading out of town for Thanksgiving or Christmas, but Thanksgiving is less than two months away, and Christmas is less than three months away. If you're going anywhere for the holidays, it might be time to start making plans. Ask the Expert can help you get a jump start on things with travel expert Casey Carr from Sharon Carr Travel.
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Plus, Fort Worth ISD is tackling a drop-off in student attendance, and the Rangers beat the Angles 5-1 on Monday.
Plus, police say they made an arrest in the shooting death of a Dallas 19-year-old, and the Texas Rangers won their sixth straight game Monday night. KRLD All Local - Sept. 26, 2023
Plus, the number of Texans who have overdosed on opioids increased 50-fold in the last 10 years, and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick rebutted one of the House impeachment managers' accusation that he was never going to let Ken Paxton's alleged mistress testify. KRLD All Local - Sept. 25, 2023
Plus, funeral services are set for later this week for the Arlington police officer killed in a motorcycle crash, and a former Grand Prairie teacher is sentenced for his inappropriate relationship with a student. KRLD All Local - September 25, 2023
The Dallas Cowboys looked "distracted" in Sunday's loss to the Arizona Cardinals, insider Bobby Belt of 105.3 The Fan tells the KRLD Morning News.
Photo: Dak Prescott #4 of the Dallas Cowboys looks on from the bench during the fourth quarter of a game against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium on Sept. 24, 2023, in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, the Texas Rangers swept the Seattle Mariners over the weekend to move into first place in the American League West, and anti-semitic flyers were distributed during a North Texas gun show event. KRLD All Local - Sept. 25, 2023.
Also, the trial continues for a young Dallas man accused of killing a woman in Preston Hollow, and the Dallas mayor announces that he will be switching political parties. KRLD All Local - Sept. 5, 2023
Plus, a memorial is growing outside the Arlington Police Department for an officer killed Thursday in a crash, and the Dallas Cowboys will be without cornerback Trevon Diggs for the rest of the season.
Fourth-year cornerback Trevon Diggs suffered a torn ACL in practice on Thursday and will miss the rest of the 2023 season. The Cowboys' path without Diggs begins Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.
Plus, fall arrives Saturday, bringing seasonal activities to cities across North Texas, and the Dallas Cowboys will be without cornerback Trevon Diggs for the rest of the season. KRLD All Local - Sept. 22, 2023
Also, a 40-year prison term was given to the killer of a Lamar High School student, and Cowboys player Trevon Diggs tore his ACL. KRLD All Local - Sept. 21, 2023
Police are trying to learn way a teenager gunned down another teen outside a fast food restaurant near Lewisville High School. And it's North Texas Giving Day, which is headed up by Communities Foundation of Texas.And there are about 3,300 organizations hoping you'll help out.
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Plus, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson voted against next year's city budget because the city council did not lower the tax rate to the level he wanted, and Thursday is North Texas Giving Day. KRLD All Local - Sept. 21, 2023
Next month, for the first time since March 2020, borrowers with federal student loans will make payments on those loans. Interest began to accrue a month earlier, on Sept. 1. This week, a 2021 college graduate explains how he's navigated the changing policies surrounding student loans, and Paul Goebel of the Student Money Management Center at the University of North Texas shares best practices for borrowers.
Plus, the teenager convicted in the shooting death of a Lamar High School student tried to escape, and a Mexican railway company will stop trains to the U.S. due to migrants trying to hop on the train. KRLD All Local - Sept. 20, 2023
Also, the Plano Independent School District is dealing with declining student enrollment and Fort Worth has a property tax cut yet it may not go as planned for its residents. KRLD All Local - Sept. 5, 2023
Plus, two more North Texas school districts are joining the lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency, and heavy damage was reported at Flower Mound's namesake landmark after a brush fire broke out Tuesday afternoon. Listen to the KRLD All Local for Sept. 20, 2023
Plus, punishment will be decided this week for a 15-year-old charged with capital murder, and suspected serial killer Billy Chemirmir died in prison Tuesday. KRLD All Local - Sept. 19, 2023
Plus, a jury will decide the punishment of a teenager who admitted to killing one and wounding another near Arlington ISD's Lamar High School, and the University of Texas at Dallas campus will open a new research center focused on the latest technology for batteries. Listen to the KRLD All Local news podcast for Sept. 19, 2023.
Plus, more North Texas school districts are joining a lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency over school grades, and a 9-year-old Dallas boy has been reported missing for the second straight day. KRLD All Local - Sept. 19, 2023
Plus, two people are dead after a crash involving a pickup truck, a car, and a motorcycle on Interstate 30 in Fort Worth, and the family of Tony Tempa is seeking unspecified damages from the city of Dallas after the 2016 in-custody death of the 32-year-old.
The Texas Senate on Saturday voted to acquit Attorney General Ken Paxton on 16 articles of impeachment and dismissed the remaining four. While House impeachment managers expressed disappointment in the vote, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick had harsh words for the House after the decision.
Plus, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is back on the job after his acquittal, but Texas Republicans aren't done attacking each other, and the long-awaited civil trial against the city of Dallas and four police officers gets underway in federal court Monday. KRLD All Local - Sept. 18, 2023
Plus, the Texas Senate now has the impeachment case against AG Ken Paxton after closing arguments Friday and there has been a reward increase in murder case in Dallas.
Plus, Arlington GM plant will not be joining the ongoing Union strike and Dallas PD has a shooting suspect behind bars.
Plus, workers at the Arlington General Motors plant are not part of the United Auto Workers strike that started Friday morning, and the Texas Senate will deliberate the case against Attorney General Ken Paxton on Friday.
Plus, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is calling on current employees to refute claims during his impeachment trial. KRLD All Local - Sept. 14, 2023
If you've driven through the Central Texas city of West, odds are you stopped for a kolache at one of several bakeries along Interstate 35. Texas Wants to Know took a road trip to West to learn how the city has maintained its strong Czech connection and how kolaches evolved from a fruit-filled pastry to include the meat-filled goods we know today.
Plus, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial turns to the defense, and the Texas Rangers won their fifth straight game Wednesday, but got news that starting pitcher Max Scherzer would not pitch again in 2023.
Plus, Paxton's mistress says she will not be testifying, and Dallas chooses developer to rebuild convention center.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised Tuesday that children 6 months and older receive at least one dose of the new FDA-approved COVID-19 booster. He knows parents might have some questions in light of this new advisory. He spoke with Kristin Diaz and David Rancken about the pros and cons of the latest booster.
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Plus, the teen for whom an Amber Alert was issued now faces a murder charge, and McDonald's is planning to get rid of self-service soda machines.
Plus, the impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton enters its seventh day Wednesday, and a Wise County teacher resigned after being accused of using school money at a strip club.
Plus one of AG Ken Paxton's lawyers shares his experience of helping a political donor in a case, and the Texas Education Agency says it will push back report cards by a month. KRLD All Local - Sept. 12, 2023.
Plus, one of the men at the center of the Ken Paxton impeachment took the witness stand Tuesday, and the Dallas County jail is near capacity and some city leaders are concerned criminals will be released if the overcrowding isn't fixed. KRLD All Local - Sept. 12, 2023
Arguably the key play in the Cowboys' 40-0 season-opening win over the Giants was the blocked field goal by second-year safety Juanyeh Thomas. Dallas special teams coordinator John Fassel said he was thrilled the Cowboys didn't lose Thomas when he was on the practice squad in 2022.
Plus, two people face charges on injury to a child after a Forney ISD student arrived at school with serious injuries, and a fight over so-called Robin Hood money is brewing in the Keller ISD. KRLD All Local - Sept. 12, 2023
Plus, business owners are running out of time to file for COVID tax relief and crime is down in Dallas thanks to the Violent Crime Reduction plan says police.
Plus, Dallas Cowboys fans react to blowout 40-0 win against NY Giants, and Garland and Granbury get approved for new cultural districts.
The impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton enters its second week on Monday. Catch up on what you missed in the trial's first four days and find out when it could wrap up in this special episode of Texas Wants to Know.
Plus, local organizations are hosting remembrances and events to mark the anniversary of Sept. 11, and Texas designated Granbury and Garland as cultural districts. KRLD All Local - Sept. 11, 2023
Also, learn about how the heat has impacted the energy grid this week and Flower Mound firefighters save a baby from a hot car. KRLD All Local - Sept. 8, 2023
Plus, North Texas under excessive heat warning, and local high school football games delayed due to heat.
Former Paxton deputy Ryan Vassar is expected to continue his testimony Friday on the fourth day of the impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Lauren McGaughy of The Dallas Morning News joined the KRLD Morning News to preview the trial's fourth day.
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Plus, U.S. Rep. Greg Kazard (D-Austin) is drafting legislation that would force Texas to connect to the nation's power grid, and the start times of high school football games across Dallas-Fort Worth have been pushed back due to the heat.
Also, more details show that AG Ken Paxton expressed support to an Austin business owner, and DPS still trying to upgrade its computer system, causing further closure. KRLD All Local - Sept. 7, 2023
Plus, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas declared a "Level 2" emergency alert on Wednesday night, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial is continuing to move forward.
The Texas population grew at a rate of nearly 16% between 2010 and 2020 -- more than double the growth rate of the U.S. as a whole. As just the second state in the country with more than 30 million people, how has the economy reacted?
This week on Texas Wants to Know, we look at that question through the lens of healthcare, job growth, and the state budget. Stacey Pogue, senior policy analyst at the nonpartisan public policy nonprofit Every Texan, explains the healthcare angle.
Business consultant, former chair of the National Immigration Forum, Del Rio native, and host of the Beyond the Bite podcast Eddie Aldrete offers thoughts on immigration and job growth, while Daniel Oney of the Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M breaks down which border cities have seen the highest rates of job growth.
Finally, Karen Brooks Harper of the Texas Tribune breaks down what immigration-related items the state budget funds and tries to explain just how much money $32.7 billion really is.
Also, information was revealed about General Attorney Ken Paxton being blackmailed, and several people were caught smuggling firearms to a Mexican citizen. KRLD All Local - Sept. 6, 2023
Plus, Dallas may propose a huge bond to the taxpayers for more parks in the city, and NARCAN will be available over the counter at Texas pharmacies. KRLD All Local - Sept. 6, 2023
Plus, with more triple-digit temperatures in store for Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas officials are keeping an eye on the power grid, and local lake levels are taking a hit due to the lack of rain and hot, dry weather. KRLD All Local - Sept. 5, 2023
Plus, Arlington is reopening pools and splash pads after closure due to a health scare and the impeachment trial of AG Ken Paxton is underway Tuesday.
Plus, Ken Paxton's wife, state Sen. Angela Paxton announced her reelection campaign, and high school football saw exciting finishes across North Texas this weekend.
Plus, Arlington's splash pad confirms that there were no positive signs of Amoeba, and Jerry Jones lost his lawsuit over an unwanted kiss. KRLD All Local - Sept.1, 2023
An early morning meeting of the power brokers in the Atlantic Coast Conference went SMU's way. Dallas' school is on its way to a power conference for the first time since their Southwest Conference days.
Photo: Head coach Rhett Lashlee of the SMU Mustangs stands on the field during the second half of the New Mexico Bowl game between the Mustangs and the Brigham Young Cougars at University Stadium on December 17, 2022 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (Photo by Sam Wasson/Getty Images)
A staggering 36% of managers admit to lying to candidates throughout the hiring process, according to a recent survey conducted by ResumeBuilder.
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High temperatures Friday and Saturday are expected to top out in the upper 90s before triple-digit heat returns Sunday. Parts of North Texas have a slight rain chance early next week.
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Plus, Friday is an ozone action day with high grassfire danger, laws passed by the Texas legislature in this spring's session go into effect Friday, and Forney is offering city employees a four-day workweek.
Also learn more about Gil Brandt's death, and how a family is now filing a lawsuit against a Dallas airshow. KRLD All Local - Aug. 31, 2023
In East Texas, Tyler and Tyler Legacy square off, while in North Texas the No. 1 team in Class 4A Division I, China Spring, and the top-ranked team in Class 5A Division II, Melissa, do battle this week.
Hear the latest on those and other big games around the state in this week's Countdown to Kickoff.
Plus, North Texas relief groups are sending help to Florida and Georgia to aid in Hurricane Idalia recovery efforts, and a 57-year-old UPS driver dies after working in 103-degree heat. KRLD All Local - Aug. 31, 2023
The impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton begins Tuesday. This week, Texas Wants to Know breaks down the articles filed against him and what to expect when the trial starts.
Austin-based investigative reporter Lauren McGaughy of The Dallas Morning News explains the 20 articles the House filed against Paxton, Bloomberg News Texas bureau chief Julie Fine offers analysis on the charge that apparently tipped the scale in the Texas House, and Rice University political science professor Mark Jones walks us through what the trial will look like.
Plus flight attendants vote to go on strike for better staffing at American Airlines, and Anderson is charged with murder after a fatal police car chase. KRLD All Local - Aug. 30, 2023
Plus, police released more details Tuesday about the victims in the apparent murder-suicide in Allen, and two Prosper ISD softball coaches were arrested for failing to report sexual abuse of a child. KRLD All Local - Aug. 30, 2023
Plus, ERCOT is warning about the threat of rolling blackouts due to unexpected thermal generation outages and forecast low wind generation, and a Burleson family is warning of the dangers of a propane tank explosion.
Plus, Plano West Senior High School reopened Tuesday after experiencing HVAC issues for several days, and some Texas school districts are struggling to meet the new requirement of having an armed officer on every campus. KRLD All Local - Aug. 29, 2023
Insurance expert and author of How to Beat Your Insurance Company Jeff Arnold joined Ask the Expert on Monday to discuss some of the potential pitfalls when it comes to insurance coverage.
Photo: In an aerial view, cars drive on a flooded street after tropical storm Hilary moved through the area on Aug. 21, 2023, in Palmdale, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Almost 50% of commercial airline workers will retire in the next 15 years, the chief executive of the Regional Airline Association said this spring. But a North Texas aviation school is working to train the next generation of pilots and maintenance workers.
Photo: Delayed flights prepare to depart from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) on January 11, 2023 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
The Cowboys on Saturday traded a fourth-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers for quarterback Trey Lance, the third overall pick in the 2021 draft.
Plus, Arlington police made an arrest in connection to a deadly hit and run early Sunday, and the Big Tex Choice Award winners have been announced. KRLD All Local - Aug. 28, 2023
The 2023 high school football season kicks off this weekend across Texas, and with temperatures in the triple digits across much of the state, teams are making adjustments. Andrew Greenstein and John Henry preview the action region by region.
This weekend, sneaker enthusiasts can come out to Dallas Market Hall to trade, buy and learn more about the kicks they wear.
Will Debord, Managing Director of Sneaker Con joined the KRLD Afternoon New to discuss the evolution of sneaker culture and what Texas brings to the table.
Sneaker Con is happening Saturday and Sunday, August 26 & 27. Tickets can be purchased at SneakerCon.com.
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Plus, ERCOT on Thursday called for energy conservation, and Dallas ISD bus drivers say buses are unbearingly hot. KRLD All Local - Aug. 25, 2023
Plus, eight Republican presidential candidates met on the debate stage for the first time Wednesday night and the Texas border was a big topic. KRLD All Local - Aug. 24, 2023
Tropical Storm Harold made landfall on the Texas coast this week, becoming the eighth named storm in the Atlantic this year. As hurricane season arrives, Texas A&M professor of atmospheric sciences Robert Korty and KRLD Chief Meteorologist Dan Brounoff explain what warmer waters, brought on by record-setting summer heat, could mean for the strength and duration of hurricane season. Then, E&E News climate reporter Chelsea Harvey discusses trends leading to even the weakest tropical storms getting stronger.
Plus, Dallas Police are looking for woman who shot two people in Deep Ellum this morning, and Cowboys DE arrested on drug and gun charges.
Another large construction project is set to begin on a pair of major Tarrant County roadways.
The Dallas Cowboys are back home, holding an open practice at The Star in Frisco.
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Plus, neighbors try to help during house fire that left one woman and her dog dead, and program aims to reduce police suicides.
It's only August --five months before anyone casts a vote in the 2024 presidential election. But Wednesday night, eight candidates for the Republican nomination will be on the same stage for the first debate of the 2024 election season. Assistant professor of political science at the University of Texas at Dallas Dr. Thomas Gray joined Ask the Expert on Tuesday to preview the event.
Photo: Republican U.S. presidential candidate and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley speaks at an event hosted by conservative radio host Erick Erickson on Aug. 18, 2023, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Plus, Sanger residents are not happy about the city's plan for rolling power outages to deal with the high demand for energy, and the State Fair of Texas announced it would continue its sensory-friendly mornings for people with autism and their families. KRLD All Local - Aug. 22, 2023
Plus, ERCOT issues new weather watch starting Wednesday and Fort Worth residents are discussing how they're staying cool in this heat.
The Cowboys have broken camp in Oxnard and played two of their three preseason games. As the regular season nears, is it Super Bowl or bust for Mike McCarthy and the Cowboys?
Photo: Mike McCarthy head coach of the Dallas Cowboys stands on the sidelines during a preseason game at Lumen Field on Aug. 19, 2023, in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Tom Hauck/Getty Images)
Plus, the extreme heat gripping North Texas is why some schools are delaying start times for high school football games this week, and the Dallas County Sheriff's Office is still looking for the driver of a red tow truck who police say caused a crash on Interstate 30 near downtown last week, killing a good Samaritan and injuring two others. KRLD All Local - Aug. 21, 2023
Plus, Mesquite teen is shot and killed after high speed chase, and Dallas Water Company warning of new phone scam.
Like most of North Texas, the city of Denton's population has grown over the last 20 years. Mayor Gerard Hudspeth tells KRLD's John Liddle and Kristin Diaz that the city works to keep its charm, while welcoming new residents.
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Beth Marie's Old Fashioned Ice Cream has been a staple on Denton's historic square for more than two decades. Margaret Rich and Ken Willis welcomed John Liddle and Kristin Diaz to open KRLD's Your Hometown broadcast from Denton.
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Plus, ERCOT issues a Voluntary Conservation Notice as extreme temperatures lead to increased demand, and authorities made a second arrest in connection to the shooting of a Harris County Sheriff's deputy. KRLD All Local - Aug. 18, 2023
Harris County Sheriff’s deputies in Texas said Thursday evening that they were closing in on a suspect connected to the shooting of a deputy. As the law enforcement tried to apprehend the suspect, two more officers were shot. Austin York reports.
Plus, 88% of Texas is in 1 of 5 drought stages, and SMU students move in amidst record temperatures.
It's getting harder and harder for some people to even think about owning their own homes. The latest numbers out Thursday say mortgage rates have hit their highest numbers in more than 20 years. It's only taken 2 years for mortgage interest rates to double. KRLD business analyst David Johnson joined Ask the Expert on Thursday.
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Plus, Mansfield ISD adds a new weapons-detection system to school campuses, and the former principal of Colleyville Heritage High School who was forced out by the school board almost two years ago begins this school year in a new role. KRLD All Local - Aug. 17, 2023
Plus, an abortion drug will remain available in the US but a federal appeals court is imposing significant restrictions. Also, the former Colleyville Heritage High School principal takes over as superintendent of a charter school.
When you forget someone's name, do you admit it? Do you just call them "Bud" or "Partner" or "Buckaroo?"
Let's never let that embarrassment happen again.
KRLD's John Liddle talked with Dr. Ivan Misner on how to never forget a name.
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More than 2,000 children die each year in the US of sudden cardiac arrest, and it is the leading cause of death among young athletes. As kids head into fall sports - it's important to know how to save lives with AEDs.
Dr. Naomi Kertesz with Nationwide Children's Hospital talked with KRLD's John Liddle about the importance of automated external defibrillators.
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Plus, Arlington ISD is among nearly two dozen North Texas school districts going back to school Wednesday, and the Texas Rangers win for the 12th time in their last 14 games, behind a five-RBI night by Corey Seager. KRLD All Local - Aug. 16, 2023
Plus, a bodycam video shows U.S. Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Amarillo) in a confrontation with police, and the State Fair of Texas announced a curfew for minors who are not accompanied by an adult.
Plus, at least 25 Fort Worth ISD schools experienced air conditioning problems on the first day back to class, and is COVID-19 a concern again as kids head back to school? KRLD All Local - Aug. 15, 2023
Plus, Fort Worth teacher says ESL kids lost a lot of ground because of the pandemic and the district is ready to get them caught up. And, the Fort Worth Convention is on its way to expansion.
Plus, a cold front may bring a little relief from North Texas' triple-digit heat, officials closed the swimming beach at Lake Park along Lewisville Lake because of safety concerns, and several homes in The Colony were damaged in an early-morning fire.
Plus, a Weatherford man is under arrest after police say he was caught killing cats at an animal shelter and cleanup at the Sherwin-Williams paint factory in Garland after the explosion earlier this week continues.
Plus, a Cedar Hill ISD police officer is being hailed a hero after rescuing a baby from a hot car, and when Dallas ISD schools open Monday there will not be armed guards at all school campuses, even though it's required by Texas law. KRLD All Local - Aug. 11, 2023
Plus, Dallas Crimes Against Children conference has record attendance, and state lawmakers pass new law requiring schools to have an armed officer.
It's something that affects just about everyone, especially those of us that don't drive a Tesla or other electric cars.
We are still paying around $3.50 a gallon for gasoline around North Texas. A Shell station in Uptown Dallas even had a price listed at $4.60 per gallon Wednesday.
So when will gas prices drop again? On Thursday, Daniel Armbruster from AAA Texas joined Ask the Expert.
Photo: A gas pump is seen situated into a vehicle at a Shell gas station on Aug. 3, 2023, in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Plus, the Double Back fire in Johnson County has charred more than 1,300 acres. It was more than 90% contained Thursday morning, and the Frisco ISD community mourns the loss of a student on the first day of school. KRLD All Local - Aug. 10, 2023
Plus, Gov. Greg Abbott signs bills giving homeowners a tax break, and Dallas Police searching for 3 carjacking suspects.
The Texas Rangers are now on an eight-game winning streak after beating the A's in Oakland last night, 6-to-1.
The Forney woman charged with killing three of her kids and trying to kill 2 others is due in court today.
KRLD All Local - August 9, 2023
Plus, Mesquite school district says someone brought a gun to school on the first day, and Dallas Zoo holds its final dollar day of the summer.
Plus, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD reaches a deal for new school resource officers, and more students head back to school Tuesday as classes resume in Garland, Godley, and Corsicana. KRLD All Local - Aug. 8, 2023
Plus, another day with triple-digit temperatures and grass fires, and a McKinney jury decides if woman is mentally sound enough to stand trial.
Plus, a massive fire and multiple explosions were reported at the Sherwin-Williams paint plant in Garland early Monday, and the soccer-crazed fans who wanted to see Lionel Messi got their money's worth in Frisco when Inter Miami and FC Dallas played. KRLD All Local - Aug. 7, 2023
Plus, a 12-year-old Southlake girl was killed in what appears to be a tragic accident involving a bike and a vehicle, and three Garland teens are recovering after a fentanyl overdose. KRLD All Local - Aug. 4, 2023
Plus, an apartment fire in Arlington leaves about a dozen families homeless, and a wildfire forced many people to evacuate in Wise County on Wednesday. KRLD All Local - Aug. 3, 2023
Plus, wildfires force evacuations in Wise County, and Arlington police say 3 teens have been arrested for racist vandalism.
Are North Texas lawyers linked to the latest Donald Trump indictment? One local man says he is "co-conspirator No. 2," and after getting swept in San Diego, the Rangers picked up a a win last night against the White Sox. KRLD All Local - August 2, 2023
High school musicians and athletes have started practice for the upcoming season. Keeping students safe in this extreme heat is job number one.
Allen school board agreed to hire private security company to comply with a new state law requiring armed guards on all public school campuses.
KRLD All Local - August 1, 2023
Plus, a team of firefighters spent two weeks battling a wildfire in Hill County and an 83-year-old in Rowlett was accused of killing a former 78-year-old girlfriend after she began a new relationship.
Plus, police are looking for the taggers who vandalized 17 vehicles in east and south Arlington over the weekend, and Fort Worth police say a bomb threat at Hulen Mall turned out to be a hoax. KRLD All Local - July 31, 2023
Plus, Dallas Police release footage of U-Haul chase and shooting, and actions of one company forces unrelated company out of business.
Plus, one man faces a murder charge in connection to the deadly shooting of a popular Tarrant County defense attorney, and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott says he's anxious to bring a Super Bowl win to North Texas. KRLD All Local - July 28, 2023
Plus, suspect caught in well-known Tarrant County defense attorney's murder, and trial continues for man accused of killing girlfriend's husband.
A missing 16-year-old girl from Royce City has been found and is safe.
Testimony continues today in the murder trial of a man who claims his high school sweetheart duped him into killing her husband.
KRLD All Local - July 27, 2023
Plus, Fort Worth ISD board of trustees criticized for books available in their libraries, and school districts getting ready to bring students back to school safely.
Plus, the Granbury marine who was released from a Russian prison last year is in the hospital he was after being wounded fighting in Ukraine, and the murder trial for Darren Lopez continues Wednesday in Dallas County. He's accused of driving from Tennesee to Dallas to kill the husband of an ex-girlfriend, who he claims manipulated him.
KRLD All Local - July 26, 2023
Plus, one injured after exchanging fire with Dallas officer, and Gov. Greg Abbott's immigration policy is now in federal court.
Plus, a retired pastor with ties to North Texas has been arrested for the murder of a little girl 50 years ago, and the U.S. Justice Department is suing Texas after Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) refused to remove controversial buoys deployed in the Rio Grande. KRLD All Local - July 25, 2023
Plus the sentencing of Timberview HS shooter Timothy Simpkins continues, and a person of interest in North Texas woman's murder has been charged.
Punishment phase continues in trial of convicted Timberview High School shooter.
Trail begins for Tennessee man accused of killing ex-girlfriend's husband in Dallas.
KRLD All Local - July 24, 2023
Plus, Timberview HS shooter sentencing is underway, and an 18-year-old has been charged in supplying fentanyl that lead to four deaths.
Plus, the Tarrant County Judge issued a disaster declaration Thursday due to the threat of wildfires and puts a burn ban in effect, and the sentencing phase begins after a jury found Timothy Simpkin guilty of attempted murder in the Timberview High School shooting. KRLD All Local - July 21, 2023
Plus, closing arguments begin Thursday in the Timberview High School shooting trial, and police arrested a man accused in at least three Dallas murders. KRLD All Local - July 20, 2023
Plus the Salvation Army is helping those in need during the heatwave, and grass fires are popping up across North Texas.
Plus, the Timberview High School shooting trial continues and may go to the jury later Wednesday, and the the Texas Rangers are still perfect coming out of the All-Star break with their 5th straight win. KRLD All Local - July 19, 2023
Plus, the Timberview High School trial wrapped up today, new video shown in trial, and a 14-year-old has been arrested after breaking into almost 40 cars.
Plus, for the fourth time in a week, ERCOT says Texas power use broke another record, and emotional testimony is expected Tuesday in the attempted capital murder trial of a former Timberview High School student who opened fire inside the school two years ago. KRLD All Loacl - July 18, 2023
Plus, Trial begins for suspect in 2021 Timberview High School shooting, and Arlington Police arrest suspect in gas station shooting.
Testimony gets underway in the trial of a student accused of opening fire at an Arlington high school 2 years ago.
The Texas Rangers sweep their first series after All Star break.
KRLD All Local - July 17, 2023
Plus, former Chief of Police of Dallas PD died after a battle with dementia, and TXDOT is are urging people to stay safe on the road.
More Heat Advisories in place for DFW as temperatures stay high, but ERCOT says we have enough power.
Senator Ted Cruz wants to ban the term 'Latinix'
KRLD All Local - July 14, 2023
Plus, another twist in the Oathkeepers founder's case, and small business owners get tips from experts on making their businesses successful.
Plus, with temperatures approaching 110 degrees Thursday, the risk of heat-related illness is very real, and despite the extreme heat, the Dallas Zoo is expecting a big crowd for it's annual "Dollar Day." KRLD All Local - July 13, 2023
Fort Worth Police release bodycam video of deadly officer involved shooting.
Man shot by Fort Worth woman who was breaking off their relationship, she told 911 he was choking her.
KRLD All Local - July 12, 2023
Plus, police body cam video has been released of a deadly Fourth of July shooting, and more information has been released on a separate road rage shooting.
Texas lawmakers have finally worked out a deal for property tax relief that would save the average homeowner about $1,300 a year.
The North Texas Municipal Water District is proposing an 11% rate hike for its customers.
The NRA is looking to move it's headquarters and North Texas could be the new location.
KRLD All Local - July 11, 2023
Plus, Texas House and Senate strike deal on property tax reform, and a company who owns dozens of hospital across DFW has announced they're experiencing a data breach.
Plus, a 19-year-old was killed in a shooting at a southeast Dallas party Saturday night, and cities around North Texas are exploring ways to use artificial intelligence in office work.
Plus, two men arrested in connection with shooting in Como that killed three, and Dallas Police officer who died has been identified.
Plus, the body of a woman was pulled from Grapevine Lake Thursday night, and Friday marks seven years since the Dallas Police ambush, where 5 police officers were shot and killed downtown during a peaceful protest.
Plus, a Carrollton man has plead guilty to selling fentanyl to a 13-year-old girl who died after taking it, and House Democrats have rolled out a $20 billion plan designed to help homeowners and renters.
Female home burglary suspect surrenders after three hour SWAT stand-off in Fort Worth.
The Texas House and Senate will meet again to work on property tax relief.
KRLD All Local - June 6, 2023
Plus an officer-involved shooting on the Fourth of July, and a new group of leaders are trying to curb the surge of violent crime in Fort Worth.
No arrests yet in the ComoFest shooting that left 3 dead and 8 other wounded.
Sentencing hearing beings for El Paso WalMart shooter who killed 23 people.
KRLD All Local - July 5, 2023
Plus, severe weather disrupted fireworks plans in parts of Denton and Collin counties on Monday night and the body of a Dallas man was located in Lake Lewisville.
Plus, it's important to know your city's law when it comes to fireworks, and the wildfire near Possum Kingdom Lake is 90% contained.
Plus, the Storage Fire in Palo Pinto County has grown to more than 1,000 acres, and a woman was arrested in Royse City Friday after entering a rehab facility armed with a rifle.
More Texans than ever are hitting the road for the 4th of July holiday.
A record four Texas Rangers have been elected to start for the American League in the MLB All-Star game.
KRLD All Local - June 30, 2023
Plus Supreme Court ends against affirmative action in college admissions, and Southwest Airlines may be laying groundwork for a strike.
A fire near Possum Kingdom Lake has burned over 500 acres, and is only 20% contained. And just ahead of a key series against the Astros, the Texas Rangers offense is heating up. KRLD All Local - June 29, 2023
Plus, ERs have seen major increase in heat-related issues, and road rage incidents are also on the rise thanks to the excessive heat.
Plus, ERCOT says power use in Texas hits record demand as dangerous heat continues, and North Texans try to stay cool during the early summer heat wave. KRLD All Local - June 28, 2023
Plus, redistricting maps are open to judicial review in Texas, and Greg Abbott called for a second special session.
Dallas is kicking off it's Beat the Heat campaign to help people stay safe during the extreme Summer heat wave.
The Plano city council agreed to table it's vote on new regulations for short term rentals. The council has pushed the vote until August.
KRLD All Local - June 27, 2023
Plus, Dallas Police Chief Garcia is working with the US prosecutor to cut crime in the city through a new program.
ERCOT issues "weather watch" as Heat Advisory issued, but officials say grid is good.
Accused Dallas kidnapper now on state's "Ten Most Wanted" list.
KRLD All Local - June 26, 2023
Plus, the City of Dallas takes another step in recovering from a ransomware attack, and Fort Worth cadet injured in lightning strike.
Insurance claims from the last month's violent weather across Texas are starting to add up.
The Dallas Mavericks did some wheeling and dealing at the NBA draft for some much-needed picks.
KRLD All Local - June 23, 2023
Plus, Texas leads nation in kids who die in hot cars and another highway opened this weekend in DFW.
At least four reported killed and 10 injured from an overnight tornado that hit West Texas town of Matador.
TCU basesball eliminated by top-ranked Florida from College World Series.
KRLD All Local - June 22, 2023
ERCOT says it can meet record power demand.
Controversial end to the Texas Rangers loss to Chicago.
ERCOT insists the grid is ready.
Salvation Army sets up cooling stations across DFW.
KRLD All Local - June 20, 2023
Plus, North Texas is experiencing dangerous levels of heat and humidity, and as the dangerous heat settles in there are thousands of people east of the metroplex who have been without power for days.
KRLD All Local - June 19, 2023
Plus, listen to some tips on how to stay safe in this dangerous weather and learn about how Frisco ISD is cutting costs in the district. All this and more on the All Local for June 19.
Plus, I-30 shutdown after police chase, and dangerous heat conditions continue in North Texas.
Expert wonders about grid's ability to keep up with the heat.
Rangers drop game to Angels.
KRLD All Local - June 16, 2023
Plus, homeless shelters provide resources as the heat index rises above 100 degrees and the cartel is still turning a profit from human trafficking, despite a decrease in border crossings.
Tips on how to save power dueing the coming heat wave.
New STR regulations finally put in place in Dallas
KRLD All Local - June 15, 2023
Plus, with triple digit heat in the way, a reminder for people with kids to not leave your kids in the car and Dallas City Council debates short-term rentals.
ERCOT issues weather watch, says grid is ready.
Appeals court says Ken Paxton trial will take place in Harris County.
KRLD All Local - June 14, 2023
Dallas Police searching for suspect in kidnapping and sexual assault of a child.
City of Dallas to look into restricting short term rentals.
KRLD All Local - June 14, 2023
Plus, triple digit temperatures anticipated this week, and transportation planners are exploring new ways of transportation in North Texas.
Plus, over a dozen people sent to hospital after chemical leak, and golf ball sized hail was seen across areas of North Texas over the weekend.
More chances for severe storms today.
H&M reopens at Allen Outlet Mall.
KRLD All Local - June 12, 2023
Plus, lawmakers from both parties respond to Trump's indictment, and a look at Trump's massive scope of the federal indictment.
Plus, a rush hour police chase zooms from Dallas to Arlington before a suspect is caught and the closure of I-30 in Rockwall this weekend is expected to cause travel issues. This and more on the KRLD All Local - June 9, 2023
Plus General Motors planning on adding to North Texas based plant and Governor Abbott continues to add resources to border security efforts.
New rules for strip joints in Tarrant County.
Rangers' win streak snapped by St. Louis.
KRLD All Local - June 8, 2023
Plus, opponents and supporters speak out on short-term rentals, and Dallas Police may soon carry Narcan.
Fort Worth mayor get earful after she ended the Pride Badge as part of her summer reading challenge.
Texas Rangers win, but lose pitcher deGrom to Tommy John surgery.
KRLD All Local - June 7, 2023
Plus, lawmakers in Austin stall property tax relief and as North Texas expands, a city north of Fort Worth is getting more lanes and a bridge to help with rush hour traffic.
Plano license plate camera readers lead to privacy concerns.
Texas Rangers get walk-off win against St. Louis Cardinals.
KRLD All Local - June 6, 2023
Plus, A Dallas man accused of killing a 9-year-old girl, cuts off ankle monitor and flees before trial and the murder rate continues to climb in the city of Dallas.
Update in Dallas ransomware attack.
Texas Rangers sweep the Seattle Mariners over the weekend
KRLD All Local - June 5, 2023
Plus, organizer of market in Fort Worth faces backlash for excluding vendor and Gov. Abbott says even though lawmakers have made progress they may have to stay in Austin longer.
Plus, two more men were indicted Thursday in connection to the deadly February shooting of a Lewisville pawn shop owner, Dallas police arrested four teenagers Thursday in connection to a string of armed robberies, and the two of Texas' most respected lawyers will try Attorney General Ken Paxton in the state Senate this summer.
Plus, two of the most respected lawyers in Texas tapped to make impeachment case against suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton and the search for an autistic McKinney man enters its second week.
Plus, John Scott was sworn in Wednesday as Texas' interim attorney general while Ken Paxton awaits his impeachment trial, and a Dallas county judge sentences a man to prison time for a series of crimes that imperiled an off-duty police officer.
Also, stores at Allen Premium Outlets open for the first time since mass shooting and scooters are officially back in Dallas.
Plus, lightning is likely responsible for house fires across North Texas on Tuesday, and the Allen Premium Outlets reopens Wednesday. KRLD All Local - May 31, 2023
Plus, the US Supreme Court declines to hear appeal of alleged murderer, and a Tarrant County strip club is in jeopardy of being shut down after a string of crimes.
Governor Abbott calls special session for property tax relief, continuing border security fight.
Dallas municipal courts expected to reopen Tuesday, weeks after ransomware attack.
KRLD All Local - May 30, 2023
Plus, millions of people travel for Memorial Day weekend and a non-profit based in North Texas moves into new headquarters
Plus, DFW Airport is expected to be one of the three busiest airports in the country this weekend... as millions of travelers head out for the holiday weekend.
Plus, a federal judge sentences Oath keeper founder to 18 years in prison and Fort Worth police release body cam footage for office-involved shooting
Plus, a Dallas man was declared innocent Wednesday after serving more than three decades in prison, a former Argyle fire chief pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $500,000 from the department, and the NHL suspended Dallas Stars' captain Jamie Benn two games for his hit on Mark Stone Monday night.
It's been one year since Uvalde Elementary School shooting.
KRLD All Local - May 24, 2023
Plus one week until the state legislature, and electric scooters are returning to Dallas.
Plus, a woman with a knife was injured in a shooting involving Fort Worth police Monday night, Prosper police are asking for the public's help to find an 18-year-old missing since Thursday, and the city of Dallas revised the cost of what it will cost to rebuild its convention center. KRLD All Local - May 23, 2023
Plus, The Allen community still grieving mass shooting deaths and the City of Dallas closes municipal court building because of ransomware attacks.
Plus, a teen was killed in a West Fort Worth shooting, and Forney's city attorney's employment hangs in balance after DWI arrest. KRLD All Local - May 22, 2023
Plus, American Airlines, pilot's union announce agreement in principle on new collective bargaining agreement, and the North Texas soccer community continues to grow.
Violent crime iin Deep Ellum is down, and police credit Dallas' new crime reduction plan.
A bill waiting for a vote in the state senate could do away with state safety inspections for vehicles.
KRLD All Local - May 19, 2023
Plus, a bill that would eliminate state vehicle inspections awaits a vote in the Texas Senate, and civil rights groups are planning to challenge a bill that would prohibit gender-affirming care for transgender children.
Plus, one man is dead and another in jail after a Louisville shooting, and Dallas County trials to move forward despite ransomware attack.
Plus, Dallas police are making big changes in the way officers respond to "low priority" calls, and a video shows the moment a Fort Worth officer rescues a kidnapped baby. KRLD All Local - May 18, 2023
Plus, Fort Worth police tell the story of finding a kidnapped baby, and a Denton family is suing after a stray bullet killed their son. KRLD All Local - May 18, 2023
Plus, issues from the Dallas ransomware attack continue to grow, and the PBR World Finals continue this weekend.
Plus, a Burleson man faces federal charges for making explosives, a man who survived an injury sustained in the Allen mass shooting credits prayer and faith for his recovery, and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is asking other states for military help along the Texas-Mexico border. KRLD All Local - May 17, 2023
Plus the memorial at Allen Outlets are being removed, and an arrest has been made in connection to recent fentanyl overdoses.
Plus, the fire is out but crews are still on the scene of a massive warehouse fire in Grand Prairie.
Governor Gregg Abbott may call special session of the Texas Legislature.
Victim's memorial coming down at Allen outlet mall.
KRLD All Local - May 16, 2023
Plus, the Everman City Council voted to name a playground after the 6-year-old boy last seen in October, and the Allen shooting investigation is nearing its completion.
Dallas police still looking for suspect who shot 4 people over the weekend and killed a mother of 3, an innocent bystander.
Today marks "National Peace Officers Memorial Day."
Temporary ban on new short-term rental homes goes into effect in Plano.
KRLD All Local - May 15, 2023
A warning from the Fort Worth Water Department about door-to-door scammers.
Dallas Stars lay it all on the line in Game 7.
KRLD All Local - May 15, 2023
Plus, the city of Allen will observe a moment of silence for victims of mass shooting and Everman Police bring in new investigators for Noel Rodriguez case.
Allen Premium Outlet mall to remain closed until funerals for all shooting victims are complete.
Proposed EPA rule could impact power plants in Texas.
KRLD All Local - May 12, 2023
Plus, Texas border towns are preparing for an influx of migrants seeking asylum after the expiration of Title 42, and the Dallas Stars win Game 5 to take a 3-2 leads in the best-of-seven Western Conference semifinals against Seattle.
Plus, White Settlement Police identify shooter and Texas House lets voters decide if they want sports gambling in Texas.
Plus, others injured in Saturday's shooting continue to recover at area hospitals, a vote in the Texas House to put casino gambling before Texans came up short on Wednesday, and the Dallas Stars and Seattle Kraken play Game 5 of their Western Conference semifinal series Thursday night.
Plus, Wylie ISD had extra counselors at school today following Allen shooting, and critics of short-term rentals get a victory in Plano.
Plus, customers have been allowed to pick up their cars from Allen Premium Outlets, but when the shooting started last weekend, they had to leave everything behind. KRLD's Alan Scaia talked with a man who was trying to help out.
Plus, the Allen police officer who fatally shot the gunman on Saturday will be recognized by the Uvalde Foundation for Kids, MedStar explains how first responders address their own mental health after working tragic events, and U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) says there are things that can be done to reduce gun violence.
Plus, critics of short-term rentals get a win in Plano and one of the largest army bases in the U.S. is no longer named after a Confederate general.
Plus, we are learning more about the 8 people killed at the Allen mall massacre Saturday.
Plus, officials said the Allen attack may have been planned weeks in advance and they are making mental health services available to all who need them. KRLD All Local - May 9, 2023
Plus, the non-profit Victims First sets up a GoFundMe for the families affected by the Allen shooting and a state representative steps down after investigation.
Police sources find neo-Nazi rhetoric in social media posts from Allen gunman.
People returning to Allen outlet mall to claim vehicles left behind during shooting.
Senator Ted Cruz introduces bill that would double the number of police officers on school campuses.
KRLD All Local - May 8, 2023
North Texans are grievng this morning following another mass shooting. 8 people were gunned down and killed while out shopping at the Allen Outlets mall Saturday.
DPS officials identify mass shooting suspect who they say has ties to extremist groups.
KRLD All Local - May 8, 2023
Plus, voters in Arlington will pick their mayor Saturday as incumbent Jim Ross seek sa second term.
Dallas Stars even the NHL playoff series with Seattle.
Ted Cruz unbothered by Colin Allred Seante challenge.
All Local - May 5, 2023
Plus, cities along Rio Grande get ready for the end of Title 42, and Ercot warns of possible brown-outs this summer.
Plus, multiple city of Dallas services were impacted by a ransomware attack on Wednesday, and ERCOT warns of possible summer brownouts. KRLD All Local - May 4, 2023
Plus, a ransomware attack hits the city of Dallas, and the man suspected of killing 5 people is behind bars - and so his wife.
Plus, Senator Ted Cruz won't run for a third term until next year, but he's already got a challenger in Democrat Colin Allred.
Plus, an Arlington teacher was charged with having an improper relationship with a student, and Joe Pavelski's return was not enough in the Dallas Stars' Game 1 loss to Seattle in Round 2. KRLD All Local - May 3, 2023
Plus, municipal candidates pull out all the stops for their campaigns and the Omni Hotel opens PGA Resort in Frisco.
Plus, the Dallas Police Association says an increase in shootings can impact all officers, and a Collin County man was shot Monday at a college baseball game in Texarkana.
One person was arrested after a deadly shooting led to a standoff in Kaufman County, The Dallas Morning News reports U.S. Rep. Colin Allred (D-Dallas) is set to challenge U.S. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) in 2024, and the 17-day Frisco Fair was canceled just three days in because the city revoked its permit. KRLD All Local - May 2, 2023
Plus, two officers shot last week are now home recovering, and American Airlines pilots vote to authorize a strike.
Plus, Denton county voters plan for growth and state of emergency in effect for El Paso as they prepare for an onslaught of illegal migrants to arrive.
Plus, dozens of people rallied outside the Tarrant County Courthouse on Saturday to demand more action on cold cases, and the Texas Rangers took three of four games from the New York Yankees over the weekend. KRLD All Local - May 1, 2023
Plus, parts of North Texas could see severe thunderstorms Friday afternoon, and the Dallas Cowboys introduced their first-round draft pick on Friday.
Two Fort Worth boys recovering after being critically hurt following a lightning strike.
Mesquite couple arrested in St. Louis for sex trafficking two young teens from North Texas.
KRLD All Local - April 28, 2023
Plus, a Dallas police officer and K9 were injured in a shooting early Friday morning, and two Fort Worth boys injured in a lightning strike this week are on the road to recovery.
Plus, Southwest reports they lost $160 million in its first quarter and a racist classroom presentation at a Fort Worth high school gets the attention of the Department of Education.
Plus, we're hearing from the mayor of Arlington on a mural outside a business that has gotten the city's attention.
Plus, a jury on Tuesday awarded the family of a woman killed in the Dallas crane collapse a massive settlement, and an Arlington business' mural of a famous moment in Rangers history can stay -- for now. KRLD All Local - April 27, 2023
Plus, mural outside of Arlington taco shop will stay after being deemed out of code and jury comes up with verdict over tragic crane accident.
Everman Police say missing boy's step dad stole money to fly family to India.
Dallas Stars dominate game five, now lead series.
KRLD All Local - April 26, 2023
Plus, the search continues for missing Everman boy and the NFL draft starts this Thursday, with the Cowboys getting the 26th pick.
Civil trial over deadly Dallas crane collapse expected to go to the jury today.
Local educators gather for school safety summit in Richardson.
Flight attendants renewing their call for more protection against dangerous passengers.
KRLD All Local - April 25, 2023
Plus, Everman police are set to give an update on the search for a missing 6-year-old, and a North Texas man was killed by a bull on Monday. KRLD All Local - April 25, 2023
Plus, early voting has started for local elections in North Texas and fentanyl is now leading cause of death for people between the ages of 18-49.
Mansfield police called after reports of a gun at a youth basketball tournament.
An Arlington man who was already convicted of killing his wife will get a new trial.
Nine teenagers injured in shooting at prom after-party in East Texas.
KRLD All Local - April 24, 2023
Plus, DeSoto ISD students in grades six through 12 will not be allowed to bring backpacks to school starting Monday, and the Dallas Stars beat the Minnesota Wild on Sunday to even their playoff series at 2-2. KRLD All Local - April 24, 2023
Plus, experts in Frisco warn of the deadly impact of Fentanyl, and Senate Republicans want to put Ten Commandments and prayer back in schools.
Plus, parts of East Texas dealt with severe weather and even a suspected tornado, and Frisco ISD parents are learning more about the fentanyl crisis. KRLD All Local - April 21, 2023
Plus, a man accused of participating in the Capitol riots opens fire at deputies and the American Airlines Center gets a revamp.
Plus, sweeping school safety measures, established after the mass shooting at Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, unanimously passed in the Texas Senate.
Plus, a North Texas school district says no more backpacks on campus, and a local elementary school teacher arrested for sexually assaulting a child. KRLD All Local - April 20, 2023
Plus, the Dallas sheriff's is looking for an escaped inmate, 31-year-old Carlos Duarte.
Plus, a high school football coach in Mineral Wells resigns after being accused of hitting two players with a stick, and Wednesday marks the 30th anniversary of the end of the standoff between federal authorities and the Branch Davidians outside Waco. KRLD All Local - April 19, 2023
Plus, Wells Fargo begins construction on Irving campus, and wildlife sightings reported across North Texas.
Plus, there's new information about the Mesquite teacher fired for encouraging her middle school students to fight in class, she's now facing charges in connection with that decision.
Texas Rangers win, but deGrom leaves with an injury.
Mesquite teacher facing charges in connection with allowing fights in class.
KRLD All Local - April 18, 2023
Plus, prosecutors have rested their case against a woman accused of killing her two children, and the public health emergency declared after COVID-19 will end next month.
Plus, Mesquite parents are outraged after seeing a video of a "fight club" in a middle school classroom, and Texas homeowners should expect to pay more in property taxes.
How to reduce your property taxes as the new property valuation notices arrive.
Father of 10 killed in shooting.
KRLD All Local - April 17, 2023
Plus, search for 6-year-old Everman boy continues, and Garland Police arrest 3 people involved in gas-stealing scam.
Search resumes for an Everman boy who hasn't been seen in months.
Boy pulled off school bus after being seen holding realistic-looking airsoft gun.
Military expert says there is plenty of classified information at bases around North Texas.
KRLD All Local - April 14, 2023
Plus, the Texas Legislature debates how much lower property taxes will be, and investigations continue into swatting calls at college campuses across the country. KRLD All Local - April 14, 2023
Plus, nation wide ban on abortion pill is halted and a North Texas fentanyl dealer sentenced to 12 years.
Plus, the DEA's Dallas office held a special meeting Wednesday night in Farmers Branch to educate the community about the dangers of fentanyl, and a freight train derailment in Fort Worth impacted TEXRail commuters Thursday morning.
Plus, a Mansfield ISD student was arrested Wednesday for bringing a loaded gun to school, and a judge will hear arguments Thursday over an effort to block the new Dallas panhandling ordinance. KRLD All Local - April 13, 2023
Plus, a Wylie man who impregnated an 11-year-old is sentenced to 65 years and a proposed bill would allow beverages that contain liquor to be sold at grocery stores.
Plus, a pilot and a passenger are lucky to be alive this morning...after surviving a plane crash in Terrell that left them hanging upside down.
Plus, a man died in Fort Worth police custody on Tuesday, and a civil trial begins Wednesday related to the deadly Dallas crane collapse in 2019. KRLD All Local - April 12, 2023
Plus, protestors outside Fort Worth City Hall raise concerns about gun violence and Governor Abbott pursues pardon for man who murdered a Black Lives Matter protestor.
Plus, investigators following new lead in case of missing Everman boy, and Irving mother charged with murdering her kids is in court today.
Plus, police made two arrests made in connection to the murder of an Arlington man who took teens for a test drive, and Dallas police are looking for more 911 call takers. KRLD All Local - April 11, 2023
Plus, Crews continue to search for remains of six year old Everman boy and Dallas gets high marks for handling racial profiling during traffic stops.
Plus, the search for two people who went missing in the Trinity River is now a recovery mission, and Plano police are asking for the public's help to solve a 26-year-old murder case.
Plus, Plano police are asking for help to solve a 26-year-old murder case, and the NBA is investigating the Dallas Mavericks for sitting its star players on Friday night. KRLD All Local - April 10, 2023
Plus, a standoff ended in Pantego with the arrest of one woman, and Garland Police make an arrest in connection with two fatalities.
Plus, a bill that would allow parents to use state funds for private education is causing controversy, and power grid reform is passed by the state Senate, but some believe it's still insufficient.
Plus, the search continues for a missing Everman 6-year-old and the Texas Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would increase the penalty for catalytic converter thefts.
Plus, the search continues for a 6-year-old missing in Everman and it was a winning night in sports for both the Rangers and the Mavericks.
Plus, a Dallas salon owner and activist suffered a brain injury, and the Fort Worth convention center was evacuated after a bomb threat.
Plus, no arrests have been made after an Arlington toddler found a loaded gun and accidentally fatally shot himself.
Plus, police made an arrest in the deadly shooting of a 19-year-old Dallas woman and after debating how to handle short-term rentals, the Dallas City Council did not take action Tuesday.
Plus, North Texans are split on their opinion of Trump's indictment, and a new ordinance is being discussed in Dallas regarding short-term rentals.
Plus, there is a chance for severe storms and tornadoes in North Texas Tuesday night, and the Dallas City Council is considering an ordinance that would limit short-term rentals in the city.
Plus, police have identified man killed in 3-vehicle crash, and police chiefs are meeting in North Texas this week.
Plus, volunteers from North Texas helping with tornado recovery in Arkansas and an
arrest has been made in Grapevine road rage shooting.
Plus, Sunnyvale high-speed chase ends in crash and two arrests, and authorities release body cam footage of incident involving Molina High teacher.
Plus, North Texas reacts to the indictment of former President Donald Trump and the Texas Rangers get a win on Opening Day. KRLD All Local - March 31, 2023
Plus, DFW Airport to receive $29 million from the FAA for more taxiways and a guilty plea wraps up a Garland triple murder trial.
Fort Worth toddler fighting for her life after shooting herself in the chest.
Layoffs coming for the Fort Worth school district.
KRLD All Local - March 30, 2023
Plus, North Texas flight attendants push bill that could land unruly passengers on no-fly list and a construction worker killed while working in Fort Worth
Plus, Wednesday marks the 50th anniversary of the last American troops leaving Vietnam, and ESPN reports Dirk Nowitzki will be announced as a 2023 inductee into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Plus, more updates from Everman Police on missing boy and a Texas senator continues war with President Biden over the U.S./ Mexico border.
Plus, Everman police continue to search for a missing 6-year-old boy last seen in November, and a family of six is in critical condition after being overcome by carbon monoxide at a Fort Worth home. KRLD All Local - March 28, 2023
Plus, six people in Fort Worth were hospitalized due to carbon monoxide poisoning Monday night, and Southlake's Carroll ISD leaves the Texas Association of School Boards over "divisive political ideologies." KRLD All Local - March 28, 2023
Plus, Texas voters could decide a plan to secure water for the state and former Texas Rangers John Wetteland relieved of sexual abuse case after mistrial.
Plus, the Texas Senate is working against current population estimates showing the state will have a shortage of water by 2027.
Plus, civil rights attorney Lee Merritt was arrested during a protest in Collin County, and the Texas Rangers approach Opening Day. KRLD All Local - March 27, 2023
Plus, MedStar says they are seeing in increase in car crash volume on bad weather days and some Dallas County Sheriff Office computers sold at auction contained sensitive information.
Plus, a West Dallas neighborhood is excited about a new pump station. And,
could Zeke join a rival?
Plus, the Texas Senate passed a property tax relief bill on Wednesday, and planes come too close at DFW Airport. KRLD All Local - March 23, 2023
Plus, a man was found innocent in a 1997 Deep Ellum murder and Grapevine cracks down on street racing.
Plus, Arlington ISD and the city's police department already work together on school security, and they say that relationship will keep growing.
Plus, students return to Arlington Lamar High School Wednesday following a deadly shooting on Monday, and the fight over school choice vouchers is heating up in the Texas legislature. KRLD All Local - March 22, 2023
Plus, two churches in Arlington hold vigils to remember a high school student killed earlier this week and the fight over school choice vouchers heats up at the state capitol.
A repeat drunk driver has lost his fight to get his plea agreement and prison term set aside.
Former President Trump plans to go ahead with his rally in Waco this weekend, whether he's indicted or not.
Firearm used in Mexico murders of two Americans now linked to a Texas purchaser.
KRLD All Local - March 21, 2023
Plus, other North Texas school districts are working to reassure parents that students are safe, and former President Donald Trump is still planning a rally in Waco despite claims that he will be indicted this week. KRLD All Local - March 21, 2023
Plus, Dallas police Chief Eddie Garcia will deliver an update Monday on a man who is in critical condition after being shot by an officer on Sunday, and police are investigating the mysterious death of a Dallas mother.
Plus, one man is in critical condition after being shot by a Dallas police officer on Sunday, and the Dallas Cowboys acquired veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks from the Houston Texans.
KRLD All Local - March 20, 2023
Semi-truck blown over in White Settlement, roff torn off apartment building in Irving, and property damage in Garland all reported from the severe weather.
Teen accused of killing an Uber Eats driver sentenced to 45-years in prison.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott talks about the team releasing star running back and friend Ezekiel Elliott.
One of the two teens charged with killing an Uber Eats driver two years ago has been sentenced to 45 years in prison.
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is talking about the release of running back Ezekiel Elliot.
KRLD All Local - March 17, 2023
Today is a day to be weather aware and to be prepared in case a severe storm does hit in areas of North Texas.
Reward offered for information on driver involved in fatal hit and run in Plano.
KRLD All Local - March 16, 2023
Plus, Dallas Cowboys fans react to the team cutting long-time running back Ezekiel Elliott, and police hope witnesses can lead them to the driver of a truck that hit a woman along a Plano highway this week. KRLD All Local - March 16, 2023
Plus, the Cowboys release Ezekiel Elliot and North Texans voice their opinions on the stability of the banking industry.
Plus, two are dead after a shooting early Wednesday in Deep Ellum, friends and family held a candlelight vigil Tuesday outside the apartment where four people were fatally shot on Sunday, and Rhome police release new information in hopes it leads to the driver connected to a deadly crash.
Plus, friends and family held a candlelight vigil outside the Dallas apartment where four people were killed over the weekend, and the owner of the stolen horses involved in a deadly crash speaks out. KRLD All Local - March 15, 2023
Plus, more information on a crash involving horses and their teen riders and the Perot Museum in Dallas prepares for a busy Spring Break week.
Plus, former Dallas Cowboys star Michael Irvin is re-filing his lawsuit against Marriott in Arizona, and two students from North Texas are headed to the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Plus, three three horses were struck and at least 1 rider was injured after an early morning hit-and-run in Dallas on Tuesday, and a missing Dallas teen was rescued Monday after being found in North Carolina. KRLD All Local - March 14, 2023
Plus, two arrested in connection to murder of 4, and Dallas based ride share company has been affected by the Silcon Valley collapse.
Plus, a mother recovers from gun shot wounds and the loss of her son and Plano city council may update the city's code on short term rentals.
Plus, the Plano City Council will discuss short-term rentals at a meeting Monday night and a Grand Prairie ISD teacher was accused of an inappropriate relationship with a student. KRLD All Local - March 13, 2023
Plus, Arlington have arrested a man for a dog attack that injured one man, and Arlington Police asking for help in finding two suspects involved in a fatal shooting.
Plus, with tens of thousands expected to pack Greenville Ave tomorrow to celebrate St Patrick's Day, DART is adding extra service.
Plus, a 30-year-old Frisco man accused of intoxication manslaughter is out of jail on bond, all three suspects in connection to the murder of a Lewisville store clerk have been arrested, and the police chief and an officer in one Henderson County city were arrested for selling drugs.
Plus, a Frisco man awaiting trial for intoxication manslaughter was allowed out of jail on bond.
Plus, Americans are being warned to avoid certain parts of Mexico, DFW Airport and Love Field are preparing for spring break travelers, and a new thrill ride is set to open at Six Flags Over Texas.
Plus, Governor Abbott says Texas leads the nation in high tech jobs, and another suspect is behind bars in connection with a Louisville pawn shop owner.
Plus, Frisco votes to keep Universal Studios plan in place and a Fort Worth city council member pushes for marijuana decriminalization.
Plus, testimony continues Wednesday in the trial of a Denton man accused of intentionally hitting a teenager with his SUV, and the parents of 13 McKinney ISD students are suing the district, the bus company, and a driver after the driver got lost while taking the students home.
Plus, Garland man who fired at police officers has passed away and five women in Texas challenge six week abortion ban
Garland man in critical condition after an officer involved shooting Monday night.
The Frisco City Council is set to vote on the plan for a Universal Studios Theme Park.
The Mesquite ISD is introducing a new calendar with different breaks, but a four day week is not part of the plan.
KRLD All Local - March 7, 2023
Plus, the Italy woman charged with murdering three of her children has a twin sister who is accused of killing her own child in 2021, the Frisco City Council is slated to vote Tuesday on the future of a Universal theme park, and Oklahoma voters will cast their ballots in a special election Tuesday that will determine the future of recreational marijuana use in the state.
Plus, twin sisters accused of murdering their children in Italy and the next 2 weeks will test Southwest Airlines progress since holiday mishaps.
Plus, a small community in Ellis County continues grieving Monday morning after three young kids were murdered.
Plus, a Parker County family recounts their experience after storm and one confirmed tornado hit Parker County according to officials
Tens of thousands of North Texans still without power.
Several large districts cancel school Friday due to storm damage.
KRLD All Local - March 3, 2023
Plus, meteorologists give tips on how to be weather aware and heavy rain will make roads dangerous later today.
State senators and Texas House representatives are asking for a raise, a first since 1975.
A Historic Granbury landmark, the Nutt House, was heavily damaged by fire.
KRLD All Local - March 2, 2023
Plus, hail was reported across North Texas today, and a UNT Health & Science center is taking steps to address a nursing shortage.
Plus, a Dallas police officer was fired over inappropriate force, and a man faces charges of stealing earthquake donations from a Flower Mound mosque. KRLD All Local - March 1, 2023
Plus, a theft ring busted in Lake Worth and Fort Worth businesses being asked to be accountable for shopping carts around the city.
Plus, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD held a workshop Monday night to educate parents about the fentanyl crisis, and Plano residents demand action after a shooting at a short-term rental. KRLD All Local - Feb. 28, 2023
Plus, two Dallas police officers were involved in a crash caused by an intoxicated man now charged with DWI.
Plus, Dallas Police arrest 8 men involved with street takeover and former Colleyville principal sues district.
Plus, the former Colleyville Heritage High School principal is suing the district after dispute with the school board, and a Crowley middle school teacher was charged with having an improper relationship with a student. KRLD All Local - Feb. 27, 2023
Plus, the widow of a Euless police detective who was killed by a drunk driver has filed a massive lawsuit.
Police released video showing a driver being over-served before causing a crash that killed an off-duty police officer.
Frisco is again delaying a decision on a planned 90 acre Universal theme park after hearing from local residents.
KRLD All Local - February 23, 2023
Plus, a Plano man was convicted of manslaughter in a 2021 crash that killed a 55-year-old man, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) talked tax relief Wednesday with Arlington city leaders, and some in the Frisco community are souring on the plan to bring a Universal theme park to the city.
KRLD All Local - February 23, 2023
Plus, Frisco residents speak out against Universal theme park, and officials nearing decision on HWY 380 bypass.
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) asked President Joe Biden for a presidential disaster declaration that would help 23 counties impacted by this month's winter storm, and Dallas city leaders want action on regulating short-term rentals.
Gov. Abbott vs Judge Jenkins mask debate continues.
Lawsuit filed in Athena Strand death.
KRLD All Local - February 22, 2023
Plus, Dallas City Council gives briefing on Dallas Zoo incidents, and former youth minister sentenced in child pornography case.
Plus, the first "Tex-Press" lanes opened in Tarrant County less than ten years ago, but they're already filling up.
Plus, Dallas Mayor Eric John will run unopposed in his reelection bid, while Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker has many challengers. KRLD All Local - Feb. 21, 2023
Plus, North Texas districts transitioning to four-day school week, and Fort Worth sees major growth in tourism.
Plus a murder-suicide in Garland, and the search continues for a man wanted for killing a father of six.
Plus, Little Elm teen was found in cab of 18-wheeler, driver facing charges -- and Gov. Abbott delivers SOTS address
Plus, Dallas man who sexually abused children on videos and distributed it gets big prison time and electric vehicles may have high mark ups
Plus, the XFL debuts this weekend in Arlington and the latest on the El Paso mall shooting that occurred Wednesday night.
Plus, Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum getting big facelift -- and another arrest in connection with deadly fentanyl overdoses.
Plus, group calls for fentanyl testing strips to be legalized, and thunderstorm watch has been issued in multiple North Texas counties.
Plus, the families of Texas students killed in school shootings are asking lawmakers to pass gun safety laws, and Arlington police are still looking for the gunman who fatally shot a father of six.
Plus, a father of six is fatally shot in an Arlington neighborhood, and a controversial new policy on short-term rentals in Fort Worth.
Plus, Former Dallas CEO charged with stealing millions from company and three men are on the run after a fatal armed robbery.
Plus, there are still more questions than answers surrounding the shooting down of several flying objects over North America this week, and a Fort Worth police officer is in stable condition after he was forced to jump off an overpass to avoid being struck by a vehicle.
Plus, Historic Fort Worth opens up submissions and total crime up 6% in Dallas as the new year begins.
Plus, Saginaw couple sentenced for running fentanyl pill mill and a new development will change the skyline around Klyde Warren Park.
Plus, a Saginaw man and woman were sentenced to years in prison for their role in producing fentanyl-laced pills, and the city of Fort Worth cut ties with a towing company due to questionable business practices.
Plus, Plano ISD investigates former teacher who was possibly inappropriate with a student and Michael Irvin files $100 million lawsuit against accuser.
Plus, three former Cowboys were named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and the investigation continues Friday after reports of shots fired at Dallas County Health and Human Services on Thursday. There was no evidence of a shooter. KRLD All Local - Feb. 10, 2023
Plus, a Garland man is scheduled to testify in his own defense in a capital murder trial in which his son is accused of fatally shooting three people, and Texas House Republicans say they will seek to ban red flag laws and gun registries in the state.
Plus, there is a battle brewing over gun reform in Austin, and an election integrity task force is formed in Tarrant County. KRLD All Local - Feb, 9, 2023
Plus, Man accused of capital murder for being get away driver and a Cowboys legend won't cover the Super Bowl due to allegations of misconduct.
Plus, the entire girls' basketball coaching staff at Duncanville High School was placed on administrative leave, and lightning apparently sparks a car fire in Waxahachie. KRLD All Local - Feb. 8, 2023
Plus, Tarrant County Commissioners Court adopts it's priorities for current legislative session and a grocery store opens in a southern Dallas food desert.
PLus, North Texans are scrambling to help earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria, and local dignitaries will be in Washington D.C. for the State of the Union Tuesday night. KRLD All Local - Feb. 7, 2023
Plus, Texas Governor Abbott plans to ban TikTok for government employees, state-issued devices.
Dallas Zoo beefs up security.
Record sale at the final days of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.
KRLD All Local - February 6, 2023
Plus, the winter storm causes traffic issues, and some Texans still facing problems with power outages.
Dallas came through the winter storm with few major problems.
Oncor crews are hard at work, trying to get the power back on to people across the state.
Frisco residents want to share concerns about the planned Universal theme park.
KRLD All Local - February 3, 2023
Most North Texas schools are closed again.
Insurance claim advice after the storm.
KRLD All Local - February 3, 2023
Plus, roads are improving but highways still have ice on them and in Fort Worth an 18- wheeler strikes a police vehicle.
North Texas homeless shelters seek volunteers.
Fort Worth police thanks Jeep clubs for helping others on the icy roads.
Emperor tamarin monkeys located in abandoned home show 'no signs of injury'.
KRLD All Local - February 2, 2023
Power outages are spotty across the metroplex.
A frantic search continues for a missing Grapevine man.
KRLD All Local - February 2, 2023
Plus, some people in Fort Worth have been braving the roads amidst the icy weather while the City of Dallas says they are still worried about those road conditions tonight.
Plus, hundreds of flights were canceled Wednesday at DFW Airport and Dallas Love Field due to the weather, and two monkeys missing from Dallas Zoo were found at an abandoned house in Lancaster. KRLD All Local - Feb. 1, 2023
Plus, Governor Abbott says the power grid is running smoothly, and the winter storm is causing major traffic backups and delays.
Plus, the icy conditions are causing travel problems across North Texas, and dozens of flights are canceled at DFW Airport and Love Field. KRLD All Local - Jan. 31, 2023
Plus, icy roads expected atleast until Wednesday and today's ice storm led to 100s of airport cancellations.
Plus, schools and county offices in North Texas are closed due to the freezing weather and tips on driving safely on an icy road.
Plus, the Texas Department of Transportation says it's treated roads but is urging caution, and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says there will be no big power issues associated with this storm. KRLD All Local - Jan. 30, 2023
Plus, Police departments across the nation prepare for protests with the release of footage from the deadly beating of a Memphis man and Fort Worth allows teen curfew to lapse.
Prosper School Board president resigns following his arrest for indecency with a child.
Fort Worth Police have released police body camera footage of an officer-involved shooting last weekend.
Governor Abbott has issued a disaster declaration as the clean-up from a recent round of Severe Weather continues in southeast Texas.
KRLD All Local - January 27, 2023
Plus, the Prosper ISD school board president resigns after his arrest, and changes are coming to Dallas' economic development policy. KRLD All Local - Jan. 27, 2023
Plus, suspect killed n officer-involved shooting identified and Prosper ISD school board president arrested.
Plus, the President of the Prosper ISD school board is behind bars in Dallas for abusing a child and a Dallas cop is recovering this morning after being shot during a gun battle at an apartment complex in Oak Cliff.
Plus, Did SWA schedule more flights than it could handle last month? And the city of Dallas is spending big money trying to shut down poker rooms. KRLD All Local - Jan. 26, 2023
Plus, Republican House members from Texas signed a letter asking the Biden administration to reimburse the state for what it's spent to protect the border, and two people were charged with transporting illegal substances after they were stopped in Wise County on Monday.
Plus, a new collaborative in the works in Fort Worth is aimed at ending youth gun violence, and authorities in Wise County charge two people with transporting drugs. KRLD All Local - Jan. 25, 2023
Plus, the show will go on at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo despite the weather, and the Dallas Zoo is boosting security following the death of an endangered vulture, found in its cage. KRLD All Local - Jan. 24, 2023
Plus, police made three arrests Monday in the shooting death of a Paschal High School student, and the Dallas Zoo is investigating the suspicious death of a rare bird. KRLD All Local - Jan. 24, 2023
Plus, police are investigating the suspicious death of a vulture at Dallas Zoo, and Texas is #1 in the country in traffic deaths.
Plus, Two young kidnapped sisters from McKinney are safe this morning and a Paschal High School student is gunned down.
Plus, Cowboys plan to avenge themselves against 49ers and Dallas man dragged from cell to hear murder sentencing.
Plus, a body found in Grand Prairie has been confirmed to be Kayla Kelley, a Frisco woman who was recently reported missing, and mayors from all political backgrounds are meeting in Washington DC this week.
Plus, a murder charge could be filed against the suspect in connection to the death of Kayla Kelley, and the head of a Dallas sex-trafficking ring is headed to federal prison. KRLD All Local - Jan. 20, 2023
Plus, major developments in missing Frisco woman's case and McKinney National Airports makes expansion plans.
Former Fort Worth cop Aaron Dean is challenging his manslaughter conviction for killing Atatiana Jefferson.
Public Utility Commission expected to approve a plan aimed at making the state's power grid more reliable, but it will cost Texans more.
NTSB report says driver speeds topped 100 mph on the morning of Feb. 2021 during the deadly I-35W pileup.
KRLD All Local - January 19, 2023
Plus, former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean, who was convicted of manslaughter, requests a new trial, and the Dallas Cowboys bring in an extra kicker after Brett Maher missed four extra points in Monday's win over Tampa Bay. KRLD All Local - Jan. 19, 2023
Plus, new developments in the case of a missing Collin County woman and Lancaster man faces prison time for illegally selling firearms
Plus, high school students are stepping up to defend their coach after an off-season workout so intense it sent some of them to the hospital.
Plus, a former Mansfield ISD PTA president was charged with embezzlement, and the mayor of White Settlement passed away. KRLD All Local - Jan. 18, 2023
Plus, Federal prosecutors won't seek death penalty for man accused of 2019 El Paso shooting and Texas airports rank high for most guns at TSA checkpoints.
Plus, the family of an 11-year-old boy who was killed speaks out, and TSA agents find an antitank rifle at airport.
Search continues for a Frisco woman.
Family of slain 11 year-old calling for end to violence.
KRLD All Local - January 17, 2023
Plus, a man has been indicted in a drunk driving crash, and MLK day parades held in DFW.
Plus, an 11-year-old boy shot and killed in Dallas and the investigation continues into the escape of Dallas Zoo clouded leopard.
Plus, Fort Worth Rodeo and Stock Show begins and a criminal investigation was started prior to Nova, the spotted leopard, was found safely in the Dallas Zoo.
Plus, police are still searching for the suspect in the killing of a Denton man, and one family is stepping up to defend a Rockwall football coach.
Fort Worth police body cam footage of a deadly shooting released.
Heath parent defends football coach.
KRLD All Local - January 13, 2023
Plus, the Texas Railroad Commission was the only regulator to examine the August 14th blast that leveled on home on Ridgewood Drive, killing two and injuring 4.
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo opens this weekend.
A warrant is out for a Dallas Cowboys rookie.
KRLD All Local - January 12, 2023
Plus, flight delays and cancellations continue after computer outages and non-profits celebrate new law aimed to stop human trafficking.
Plus, after some controversy and finally a compromise...... a historic rec center in Fort Worth has a new name.
The TCU football team returns home.
Head football coach at Rockwall-Heath criticized over workouts.
KRLD All Local - January 11, 2023
Plus, more people in support of mobile sports betting in Texas and Texans spend millions of hours in traffic in each year.
Plus, Plano city leaders are taking a proactive approach to preventing homelessness, and a private school in Dallas faces charges of child pornography. KRLD All Local - Jan. 10, 2023
Plus, an accident at a Fort Worth elementary school and overall crime in Dallas is down by 5%.
Plus, Horned Frog fans are readying watch parties all over Fort Worth, and the family of a star high school football player in Allen is leaving the city after a racial slur was spray painted on their home.
Plus, TCU dreams of a national championship title as it prepares to face Georgia, and an Allen High School quarterback is transferring after a racist attack on his family's home. KRLD All Local - Jan. 9, 2023
Plus, defense lawyers for former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean say a juror may have solicited opinions from social media before the manslaughter verdict was reached, and the TCU football team left North Texas for Los Angeles and the College Football Playoff championship game on Friday.
Plus, North Texas representative blocks vote for Kevin McCarthy, and Damar Hamlin regains conciousness.
Plus, a Dallas man was arrested Wednesday after a seven-hour standoff, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott wants new laws for criminals who cut off ankle monitors. KRLD All Local - Jan. 5, 2023
Plus, the Buffalo Bills say Damar Hamlin is improving but will stay in ICU, and Cowboys react to the incident on Monday.
Plus, a hit-and-run leads to a deadly shooting in Fort Worth and Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and city councilman Chris Nettles will be in court Wednesday over contempt charges related to the Aaron Dean trial. KRLD All Local - Jan. 4, 2023
Plus, the violent crime rate in Dallas falls for the second year in a row, and one man dead after road rage shooting in Fort Worth.
Plus, TCU fever sweeping is DFW, and the Cotton Bowl was one for the ages. KRLD All Local - Jan. 3, 2023
Plus, Experts say find something to be bad at for the new year and Fort Worth is buzzing as TCU'S college playoff game approaches.
Groups pushing for reciprocity for travelers.
Dallas Cowboys, Dallas Mavs, Dallas Stars - all win!
KRLD All Local - December 30, 2022
Plus, Texas hospitals face issues amid inflation, and an 18-year-old is charged with a drive-by shooting.
Plus, the Cowboys prepare for a Thursday night matchup in Tennessee and Texas takes on Washington in the Alamo Bowl. KRLD All Local - Dec. 28, 2022
Plus, Texas is asking the two big app stores to change the age rating for TikTok users, and North Texans face plumbing issues amid rapid temperature changes.
Plus, Title 42 will still in place for now and Reunion Tower prepares for 7th annual New Year's Eve spectacular.
Luka Doncic makes NBA history in miracle comeback.
The Abbott vs Jenkins power struggle continues.
KRLD All Local - December 28, 2022
Plus, thousands of Southwest flights have been cancelled over the past few days leaving hundreds of people stranded and a maintenance worker was shot to death at Grand Prairie apartment building.
Southweat blaming the winter weather for the massive disruption and ensuing travel chaos.
Crews are still on the scene of a massive warehouse fire on the Dallas-Grand Prairie border.
An appeals court has upheld the life prison sentence of a Frisco man convicted of shooting and wounding a DPS trooper.
KRLD All Local - December 27, 2022
Plus, a life prison sentence is upheld for a Frisco man and TCU prepares for the College Football Playoff semifinals against Michigan. KRLD All Local - Dec. 27, 2022
Plus, Cold temperatures have led to a lot of burst pipes across North Texas and more than 200,000 people will pass through DFW Airport during holiday travel.
Plus, MedStar crews expect another busy day, and another day of brutal cold in store - here's some tips to know if you're venturing out.
Plus, more than 4 million people passing through DFW for the holidays, and the cold weather aren't stopping North Texans from shopping this week.
Plus, with temperatures dropping it's important to take care of your pets and tonight's Armed Forces bowl will continue despite the chilly weather.
Plus, tips for keep warm while staying in your budget and shelters prepare for an influx of people who need their resources.
Plus ERCOT CEO says the grid will be able to handle the cold temperatures, and Salvation Army is setting up shelters for those in need during the arctic blast.
Plus, Dallas will have more than 1,000 beds available as the cold weather hits and former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean sentenced to 11 years.
Plus, busses of migrants arriving in Texas, and the jury in the Aaron Dean trial is back in court to decide his punishment.
Plus, jury continues to deliberate Aaron Dean's sentence and more than 200,000 people expected to pass through DFW Airport for the holidays
Plus, one woman died in a house fire in southwest Fort Worth Thursday night, and shoppers will be out this weekend making last minute purchases before the Christmas holiday.
Plus, family members of victims of the Uvalde school massacre urged Congress to approve gun reform laws and shoppers are expected to flood DFW stores this weekend.
Plus, Lake Worth police are looking for a man accused of taking upskirt pictures and Tuesday's tornado count is up to 15.
Plus, Family of murdered youth football coach files suit against gunman and a military test pilot safely ejects from jet.
Plus, Dallas City Council updates efforts to help homeless in cold weather, and another North Texan pleads guilty in Jan. 6 attack on the capitol.
Plus, the National Weather Service identified 14 tornadoes on Wednesday after severe weather moved through North Texas the day before, and the city of Dallas is working on a new plan to help people when inclement weather hits.
Plus, Father of Athena Strand sues Fedex and others and jury still deliberating the Aaron Dean case.
Plus, the National Weather Service will continue surveying damage today and the jury will decide the fate of former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean after closing arguments wrap up today.
Plus, the National Weather Service will survey damage Wednesday to determine how many tornadoes took place Tuesday, and the jury is expected to get the case in the murder trial of former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean.
Plus, the jury will get Aaron Dean murder case on Wednesday and Mississippi State coach Mike Leach passes.
Plus, by a vote of four to three, the Keller ISD Board of Trustees approved a policy to allow certain staffers to carry guns on campus and State Senator Nathan Johnson has filed legislation that would essentially put time limits on disaster declarations.
Plus, a small plane crashes on road in Carrollton and Aaron Dean trial could go to jury today.
Plus, Aaron Dean takes witness stand to explain murder and Irving Police release surveillance photos of man who tried to sexual assault a woman.
Plus, the Dallas Police Department will present data on the flow of fentanyl to the Dallas City Council on Monday afternoon, and the Dallas Cowboys sneak by the 1-11 Houston Texans.
Plus, the murder trial of former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean continues Monday, the Keller ISD school board will vote to decide whether to allow certain employees to carry guns on campus, and Texas home sales have fallen 30% over the last year.
Plus, a bus with more than 30 high school students wrecks and a state law maker files a bill to ban social media for minors
Plus, new details released on Athena Strand kidnapping case, and peeping tom's sentence upheld in court.
Plus, the accused killer of Athena Strand says he killed her to cover up an accident, according to an arrest affidavit, and Dallas discusses regulating short-term rentals.
Plus WNBA Star Brittney Griner released from Russian prison, and Republican members of the Texas Congressional Delegation outline plans for next session of Congress.
Plus, A man accused of shooting a woman because she beat him in basketball has been indicted for murder and the 8-year-old North Richland Hills girl wounded in a drive-by shooting last night will survive.
Plus, Strand murder taking toll on Wise County deputies and Mesquite police searching for leads in a murder.
Plus, the third day of the Aaron Dean murder trial gets underway Wednesday and Irving police are urging drivers to slow down and pay attention after two crashes involving police cruisers.
Plus, the latest on short-term rentals in Fort Worth and scooters could return in Dallas.
Plus, People in Wise County pay respect to Athena Strand's memory and The PUC Chairman talks about rolling blackout prevention.
Plus, Atatiana Jefferson's then-8-year-old nephew delivered witness testimony Monday on the first day of the Aaron Dean murder trial and Texas lawmakers want the state's Public Utility Commission to wait until the legislature is in session next year to implement its redesign of the power grid.
Plus, the second day of Aaron Dean's murder trial gets underway on Tuesday and the Cowboys are trying to persuade Odell Beckham Jr. to sign in Dallas. KRLD All Local - Dec. 6, 2022
Plus, the murder trial of Aaron Dean starts after many delays and a former Deep Ellum bartender convicted of misdemeanor.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys dominated the Indianapolis Colts in the fourth quarter to move to 9-3, and TCU landed a spot in the College Football Playoff, despite a loss in the Big 12 title game. KRLD All Local - Dec. 5, 2022
Plus, investigators are working to learn what caused a home to explode in Westworth Village on Thursday, and the city of Uvalde sued the district attorney's office over records related to the mass shooting at an elementary school.
Plus, police track down an Arlington homicide suspect in Lewisville, and could newly discovered human remains solve a five-year-long mystery? KRLD All Local - Dec. 2, 2022
Frisco police are teaching people how to protect themselves from crimes of opportunity that have been plaguing the community.
New flu cases in North Texas are putting more people in the hospital.
As World Cup mania continues to spread across the country the impact of FC Dallas on the men's national team cannot be over stated.
KRLD All Local - December 1, 2022
Plus, two women are dead and two men are injured after a crash Wednesday night in River Oak, Frisco police addressed crime prevention at a town hall meeting Wednesday, and the NTSB released its first report on the Dallas air show crash. KRLD All Local - Dec. 1, 2022
Granbury resident Stewart Rhodes found guilty of seditious conspiracy.
Frisco police discussing recent crimes targeting women.
KRLD All Local - November 30, 2022
Plus, family services is getting a new leader, and the US mens soccer team competes today in Frisco.
Plus, jury selection continues Tuesday in the murder trial of the former Fort Worth police officer accused of fatally shooting Atatiana Jefferson, a child was injured in a drive-by shooting Monday night in Fort Worth, and Toyota Stadium in Frisco will host a World Cup watch party Tuesday as the U.S. takes on Iran. KRLD All Local - Nov. 29, 2022
Plus, Aaron Dean trial may face another delay due to the death of defense lawyer and scams are high with many shopping online for Cyber Monday.
Watch for scams while shopping on Cyber Monday.
Jury deliberations continue in Oath Keepers founder's trial.
KRLD All Local - November 28, 2022
Thanksgiving was a deadly day on area roadways.
Clubhouse at Duck Creek golf course in Garland goes up in flames.
KRLD All Local - November 25, 2022
Plus, DFW Airport expecting more than 2 million travelers and 3.5 million Texans hit the road for holiday travel .
In addition to a busy day in the air, it's also the most dangerous time of year to travel on the roads, and police have arrested a man suspected of killing a mother of eight in a hit-and-run. KRLD All Local - Nov. 23, 2022
Plus, more than 2.5 million are expected to travel thru DFW airport this week and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is performing a free concert today in memory of President John F Kennedy.
Plus, a Carrollton mom admitted to killing her baby in the middle of her murder trial, the U.S. Supreme Court will not overturn Texas' new state Senate maps, and shelter pets in Fort Worth will get a pet-friendly Thanksgiving. KRLD All Local - Nov. 22, 2022
Plus, Dallas County DA changes policy for petty theft, and the American Airlines union denounces policy for single-pilot airlines.
Plus, Grand Prairie police Ofc. Brandon Tsai will be laid to rest on Monday, a Dallas man pleads guilty to stealing from the VA hospital, and the Dallas Cowboys blow out the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
A Dallas teen died two months after he was shot in a road rage shooting, funeral services will be held Monday for Grand Prairie police Ofc. Brandon Tsai, and the Cowboys routed the Vikings Sunday 40-7. KRLD All Local - Nov. 21, 2022
Plus, Dallas cop on administrative leave following domestic incident, and Aaron Dean's council makes motion to move trial.
Plus, will the trial of a former Fort Worth police officer be moved out of Tarrant County? KRLD All Local - Nov. 18, 2022
Plus, the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles unveils new paper tags including security features, and TSA says it will break its record of guns found at security checkpoints this year.
Love Field is planning for its busiest holiday travel season ever, and the airport is warning travelers, parking garages will fill up quickly.
Frisco police investigate violent home invasion.
Texas is asking for federal money to help people rebuild after tornado damage suffered earlier this month.
KRLD All Local - November 17, 2022
Plus, police are still searching for a suspect after a violent home invasion in Plano, and an earthquake Wednesday in West Texas was the third-strongest ever recorded in the state. KRLD All Local - Nov. 17, 2022
Plus, Aaron Dean lawyer's ask that his trial be moved from Fort Worth and a report of someone with a weapon puts UNT into lockdown mode.
Plus, authorities are working to track down the driver who led a Grand Prairie police officer on a chase this week that ended in a deadly crash, in his state of the city address, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, said officials have committed to making Dallas the safest big city in the country, and Fort Worth is considering extending its teen curfew.
Plus, Grand Prairie police decry fake paper tags after an officer's death after a crash during a pursuit and the Dallas mayor says the city is safer in his state of they city address. KRLD All Local - Nov. 16, 2022
Plus, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says "the city of Dallas is back," and Dallas City councilmembers are concerned about the wait time to receive a building permit.
Plus, DeSoto ISD is investigating after an officer used pepper spray to quell a brawl on campus, Keller ISD trustees add "gender fluidity" to the list of topics off-limits in library books, and the Dallas police chief is frustrated over violent criminals being let out of jail. KRLD All Local - Nov. 15, 2022
Plus, the Keller ISD board voted to ban certain books at a meeting Monday night and Frisco ISD institutes a new bathroom policy. KRLD All Local - Nov. 15, 2022
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) says he wants to investigate polling places in Harris County, and Coppell ISD parents try to save an elementary school from closing.
Names of all six victims from Dallas air show crash released.
US Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Chris Magnus resigns.
Arlington police confirming a murder-suicide that left two women dead inside an Arlington home.
KRLD All Local - November 14, 2022
The National Transportation Safety Board is seeking video of the mid-air collision at the air show and the Dallas Cowboys let a 14-point lead slip away in a loss Sunday at Green Bay. KRLD All Local - Nov. 14, 2022
Plus, New information on deadly shooting in Arlington and Duncanville High opts out of post-season play following the loss of their title.
To help celebrate Veterans today many stores and restaurants are offering veterans freebies to show their thanks.
Police in Midlothian have arrested a man suspected in several sexual assault cases where the victims were children.
Following UIL discipline to both of the Duncanville's boys and girls basketball teams for violations, the district has re-assigned both Duncanville High basketball coaches.
KRLD All Local - November 11, 2022
Plus, the Dallas County Central Appraisal District hacked on Thursday, and Texas Woman's University is guaranteeing free tuition for some students. KRLD All Local - Nov. 11, 2022
Plus, Fall weather is finally here as the temperature drop through the week, and police make arrest in road rage shooting.
Plus, A temporary eviction ordinance could help landlords and the state has more sales tax revenue with Texans spending more.
Plus, police identify the victims in a murder suicide at the Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office, and a tornado that blew through North Texas on Friday was classified an EF-4. KRLD All Local - Nov. 10, 2022
Plus, murder-suicide at Dallas County Medical Examiner's office leaves two dead, and Republicans performed well in Texas midterms.
Tarrant County voters elect a new county judge.
Voters across the state, including here in North Texas, are changing local laws surrounding marijuana possession.
Dallas police investigating fatal shooting at the Dallas Medical examiners office.
KRLD All Local - November 9, 2022
Plus, the city of Denton voted to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana on Tuesday, and police are investigating after an apparent murder-suicide at the Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office. KRLD All Local - Nov. 9, 2022
Both Democrats and Republicans are anticipating a big voter turnout today and Texas election workers are ready.
Texas Governor Abbott hopes the state’s history of voting Republican will deliver him a third term, but Democratic leaders are banking on a huge showing for candidate Beto O'Rourke.
Today's election is about the balance of power in Washington and with key Senate races are still very tight.
KRLD All Local - November 8, 2022
Plus, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones makes big campaign contributions, and Mansfield schools speak out against a racist photo. KRLD All Local - Nov. 8, 2022
Plus, the Supreme Court declines hearing appeal of former DPD officer Amber Guyger, and Texas has gone 22 years with at least 1 traffic-related death per day.
Plus, the midterm elections are on Tuesday and jury selection begins Monday in the trial of a Carrollton woman accused of killing her newborn. KRLD All Local - Nov. 7, 2022
Plus, today is the last day of early voting in Texas and TCU left out of top 6 in college rankings this week
Plus, a wild car chase ends at a child-care center and early voting for the midterms ends Friday. KRLD All Local - Nov. 4, 2022
Plus, a shift in the trail of Oath Keepers leader from Granbury and Dallas County Clay Jenkins runs for re-election,
Plus, more than 22 people in at least 10 states have been arrested in connection to what the feds are calling a "multi-million dollar catalytic converter theft network." This and more on All Local's Midday News update for November 3, 2022.
More security concerns at Dallas hospitals afer an emergency room worker was attacked with knife at Baylor hospital.
A Mansfield woman shoots a man after she says he tried to run her over.
KRLD All Local - November 3, 2022
Plus, severe weather at the end of the week, and Dallas Police release bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting.
Plus, Plano HEB opens and a Prosper school employee charged after toddlers were exposed to THC.
Plus, an employee at a Prosper preschool is facing charges after four toddlers became sick after exposure to THC, and the Dallas Cowboys fail to make a trade deadline deal.
Plus, Interstate 30 was closed for more than 10 hours Tuesday due to a crash, a school staffer in Prosper faces charges after children were exposed to THC, and there's just one week left until the midterms.
Plus, as we draw nearer to election day, KRLD will be talking to candidates who are running for offices in North Texas and throughout the state. Tuesday, we spotlight the race for the US Congressional seat in District 30. This and more on the All Local midday news update for Nov. 1, 2022.
Plus, the Duncanville boys' basketball team was stripped of its state title and a federal prison escapee is still on the run. KRLD All Local - Nov. 1, 2022
Plus, a young adult faces 15 years in prison for terrorizing a Dallas couple, and a man shot by Dallas police passes away.
Plus, a Plano woman was sentenced to two years behind bars for sexually assaulting a child and there have been questions this year about the quality of candidates running for elected office. KRLD All Local - Oct. 31, 2022
Plus, reports say 15% of registered voters have already cast a ballot, and the Dallas Cowboys blast the Chicago Bears on Sunday. KRLD All Local - October 31, 2022
Plus, a Fort Worth fires lieutenant for drinking on job and Texas lawmakers meet in January to approve budget for next 2 years
Texas lawmakers return to Austin in January, but they're also making changes to the current budget to pay for school and border security.
Texas ranks high on CDC ranking of flu cases.
KRLD All Local - October 28, 2022
Plus, some South Dallas residents don't want a former hospital used as a homeless shelter and a flu outbreak closes a school in Addison. KRLD All Local - October 28, 2022
Plus, Dallas Methodist shooter makes first court appearance since arrest and Uvalde parents clash with law enforcement.
Plus, the City of Dallas has made a stance on panhandling, and the Dallas County Community College system is receiving money from the TWC.
Accused killer of two woman at Methodist Dallas out of hospital.
Arlington entertainment district getting apartment complex.
KRLD All Local - October 27, 2022
Plus, hospitals will have moment of silence in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the Methodist Dallas shooting and Tarrant County approves budget to purchase electric cars.
A moment of silence for hospital shooting victims today
A new program aims to buy more electric cars for Tarrant County's fleet.
KRLD All Local - October 26, 2022
Plus, clean-up began at the State Fair of Texas after a 24-day run and today is the first day of early voting. This and more on the All Local Afternoon News update for October 25, 2022.
Rescue on White Rock Lake Monday night.
Man accused of double murder at hospital had violent criminal history.
KRLD All Local - October 25, 2022
Plus, clean up after the State Fair of Texas begins and showers in North Texas didn't stop early voters.
Plus, cleanup underway after huge McKinney fire and investigation continues on Dallas Methodist shooting which left 2 employees dead.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys triumphed over the Detriot Lions in Dak Prescott's return, and early voting starts Monday in Texas. KRLD All Local - October 24, 2022
Plus, Greg Abbott still leading Governor race and Rangers make splash with new manager.
The investigation continues into a shootout in Garland that ended up putting one man in the hospital and two police officers on administrative leave.
Funeral arrangements are announced for the Carrollton police officer who was killed in a crash earlier this week.
Reconstruction of three Dallas schools damaged by a tornado is almost complete.
KRLD All Local - October 21, 2022
Plus, suspect arrested for the death of a 21-year-old woman after a basketball game and the city of Carrollton mourns the death of an officer.
Plus, Dallas man facing federal charges for 2015 murder and scooters will be returning to Dallas
Plus, a Dallas man is facing a hate crime charge, electric scooters could be coming back to Dallas.
KRLD All Local - October 20, 2022
Plus, Arlington mayor says the city is the perfect place for small businesses and President Biden faces lawsuit over JFK documents
Plus, a visitation and funeral is underway this morning for Dallas police officer Jacob Arellano who was killed by an accused drunk driver last week.This and more on the All Local Midday News update for October 19, 2022.
A Dallas officer's funeral is today.
Changes underway for the Fort Worth PD.
KRLD All Local - October 19, 2022
Plus, new details on a deadly shooting in Southlake, and Abbott proposing new laws on fentanyl.
Plus, an Uber driver is behind bars, accused of sexually assaulting an SMU student, and a deadly officer-involved shooting is being investigated in Southlake.
KRLD All Local - October 18, 2022
Plus, the city of Dallas gives update on coyote management plan, and suspect in murder of restaurant owner is convicted.
Plus, there's just one week left to visit the State Fair of Texas, the city of Coppell wants to add a deceleration lane to State Highway 121 in an effort to curtail crashes, and it's easier than ever to obtain a marriage license in Tarrant County.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys' winning streak is snapped in Philadelphia and it's the start of the final week at the State Fair of Texas.
KRLD All Local - October 17, 2022
Plus, Grapevine hosts Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, and Fort Worth Panther Island project moving forward.
Investigation continues into the crash that killed a Dallas police officer.
Multiple bomb threats reported across North Texas.
Fort Worth is moving forward with the complicated Panther Island economic development project.
KRLD All Local - October 14, 2022
Governor Abbott said if he's re-elected, he will introduce the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights at the next legislative session.
A three judge panel of the US 5th Circuit Court siding with the social media giants, temporarily blocking a Texas law from being enforced until the US Supreme Court can take it up.
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott 'antsy' to make return.
Governor Abbott outlined one of his economic priorities for the next legislative session, should he win another term as Governor.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones turns 80 years old!
Plus, Dallas Police use Flock camera system that scans licenses plate and it's been 3 years since a Fort Worth police officer killed Atatiana Jefferson.
Plus, the COVID-19 spread level ticks up a notch in Tarrant County and a murder charge against the driver accused of running over a boy riding his scooter in East Dallas Monday night.
Plus, a preschool teacher has been charged with indecency with a child, and the new Fort Worth Police Station broke ground Tuesday.
Plus, Plano residents insist short-term rentals are destroying their neighborhoods, and a homeless man was critically injured in a hit-and-run.
Plus, Uvalde CISD superintendent Hal Harrell announces retirement and an 8-year-old boy was killed when he was hit by a car in East Dallas Monday night.
Plus, Plano city residents are concerned about short-term rentals, and the amount registered voters in Texas has increased.
Plus, Plano residents voice concerns about short term rentals and Uvalde schools board meet to discuss superintendent.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys beat the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday for their fourth straight win, and a high school football game ends early following a bench-clearing brawl.
Plus, Chemirmir's capital murder trial is expected to go to the jury Friday and Euless police looking for a man accused of making a terroristic threat. This and more on the All Local morning news update for October 7, 2022.
Plus, gas prices continue to increase, and President Biden moves to pardon those convicted of simple marijuana possession.
Plus, a federal appeals court has dealt a blow to an Obama-era program immigration program designed to help Dreamers and some parents in Uvalde want the school district to suspend its police force. This and more on the All Local midday news update for October 6, 2022.
Plus, prosecutors plan to rest their case against Chemirmir and a Plano man is found guilty of capital murder after shooting at a stranger for looking at his girlfriend. This and more on the All Local morning news update for October 6, 2022.
Plus, New York Yankees' slugger Aaron Judge has finally hit his 62nd home run of the season and we're learning more about the man who caught Aaron Judge's historic home run.
Plus, Attorney General Ken Paxton has been ordered to testify in abortion case and Dallas County is trying to attract more poll workers. This and more on the All Local morning news update for October 5, 2022.
Plus, the second trial of Billy Chemirmir reveals testimony of the day of the arrest. Also, the North Texas Commission held its summit ahead of the November elections. This and more on the All Local Afternoon News update for October 4, 2022.
Plus, the Dallas and FBI kick off the campaign to stop hate crimes and police departments prepare for 'National Night Out.'
Plus, Cooper Rush leads the Cowboys to a third straight win, and police say a Carrollton house fire is actually the site of a double murder-suicide.
Plus, one person in Mesquite killed in apartment fire and the State Fair of Texas has it's opening day
Plus, employees from Oncor are in Florida to help restore power and more TV production coming to Fort Worth. This and more on the All Local Morning News update for September 30, 2022.
Plus, 5 people dead in McGregor, Texas and report of sexual assault at a Grapevine elementary school.
Plus, a Denton landlord is arrested after being captured on video threatening a tenant with a gun, a Plano man is sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a Dallas man, and a 12-year-old Parker County girl is dead after suffering a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Plus, Dallas approves budget for fire department, more police officers and Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida while impacting Texas shores.
Plus, a Lewisville couple is dead after being hit by a driver, and Southwest airlines employees picket outside of Dallas Love Field.
Plus, the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants on Monday night, jury selection is underway in the trial of a Granbury man charged in connection to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, and DeSoto lifts water restrictions.
Plus, man from The Colony faces 20 years for attacking police at Capitol riot and a man accused of killing 2 year-old in Euless crash makes first court appearance
Plus, a man has been arrested following a car crash in Bedford over the weekend where a 2-year-old was killed. This and more on the All Local News update for September 26, 2022.
Plus, 4 Indian-American women verbally assaulted in Plano and Big Tex is up at Fair Park a week before the State Fair of Texas.
Hunt County jury has returned a not guilty verdict against a former Wolfe City cop charged with murder.
Governor Abbott took aim at Mexican cartels that are adding to the opioid crisis by designating those cartels as terrorist organizations.
Big Tex stands up at Fair Park today, getting ready for State Fair of Texas.
KRLD All Local - September 23, 2022
A high school student in Keller is facing charges after bringing a loaded gun to school.
A former Wolfe City officer found not guilty.
A decade in jail for former Denton officer for child porn.
KRLD All Local - September 23, 2022
Plus, education leaders point out that 1 in 5 teachers entered classroom without proper certification and Longhorns face Texas Tech
Plus, the Dallas City Council is deciding what to do with what some call a slush fund,14 million dollars in extra money that have been put aside. This and more on the All Local Midday News update for September 22, 2022.
Plus, a stabbing was reported at a Fort Worth High School, a jury will hear closing arguments Thursday in the murder trial of a former Wolfe City police officer. KRLD All Local - September 22, 2022
Plus, Former police officer claims self defense in shooting and North Texans line up at Frisco HEB
Many North Texans spent the early hours of the morning partying outside a grocery store in Frisco.
The new school Superintendent for Fort Worth is at school this morning.
The mid-term elections will be the safest in state history, according to the Texas Secretary of State.
KRLD All Local - September 21, 2022
Plus, a big rig crash turns deadly in Allen and Dallas Fire-Rescue is now renting fire trucks. KRLD All Local - September 21, 2022
Plus, Blue Cross Blue Shield can't reach agreement with North Texas health provider and a doctor remains jailed over risk of anger issues
Police say a tipster and a quick-thinking deputy stopped a potential mass shooting Friday night at the Everman High School Homecoming game.
In Uvalde, many parents are still upset with the way the district is handling the fallout from the mass shooting in May.
Texans claim record amount of property.
KRLD All Local - September 20, 2022
Sheriff: planned shooting stopped at Everman football game.
After Monday bomb threats, Fort Worth libraries are back open.
A doctor accused of tampering with IV bags will stay behind bars.
KRLD All Local - September 20, 2022
Plus, Doctor arrested for tampering with IV bags stays in federal custody and Dallas teens have access to free sports tickets
Plus, Texas lawmakers bill that bans social media sites from removing posts based on political viewpoints may go into affect and the Dallas Cowboys win against Cincinnati Bengals
Cowboys even their record with clutch win.
Synagogues in North Texas are double checking their security ahead of Rosh Hashanah.
SBA outreach centers opening in North Texas to help with disaster aid.
KRLD All Local - September 19, 2022
Plus, a Richardson doctor is arrested for lacing IV bags with lethal drugs, and Tarrant County Police Chief resigns.
In Frisco two high school students have been arrested and accused of beating up a disabled kid. This and more on the All Local Midday News update for September 16, 2022.
Big Tex gets a big wardrobe upgrade.
Two high school students in Frisco have been arrested, accused of beating up a disabled kid.
People in North Texas have an opportunity to leave their condolences for the Queen.
KRLD All Local - September 16, 2022
Plus, Governor Abbott is in Fort Worth, outlining his priorities for law enforcement in a potential third term as governor. This and more on the All Local Midday News update for September 15, 2022.
There's word this morning about a tentative deal to avoid a potentially crippling nationwide rail strike. That would be a sigh of relief for North Texans.
The union representing Southwest Airlines pilots wants some help to get their contract talks back on track.
Dallas County's COVID alert level now at green.
KRLD All Local - September 15, 2022
Mayor Eric Johnson's push for pro sports in Dallas continues.
Friends and family remember a teacher who was shot and killed.
KRLD All Local - September 14, 2022
Plus, the Governor of Houston calling for a change in the state's constitution, and updates on Dak Prescott's injury.
Plus, two children died in separate crashes this week involving drunk drivers, two Dallas County men were sentenced to more than 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to murder, and the Frisco ISD school board considers a bathroom policy.
In Frisco, a heated discussion on changes to a bathroom policy.
Dak's surgery was a success, but he'll be out for weeks.
KRLD All Local - September 13, 2022
Plus, violent crime is down in Dallas and Dak Prescott scheduled to have surgery today.
Plus, Dak Prescott will be out for 6-8 weeks and Northwest ISD grieve the loss of their superintendent.
A bicyclist is dead after getting mowed down by an SUV yesterday morning in Dallas.
DFW hosts 9/11 remembrances
KRLD All Local - September 12, 2022.
Plus, Burleson man and friend plead guilty with involvement in capitol riots and Tarrant County makes historic drug bust
Also, North Texans are joining the rest of the world as they mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth. Plus the story of a man that used to work for the Queen. All this and more on the All Local Midday News Update for September 9, 2022.
Drivers are bracing for the closure of Hwy 360 on a busy weekend in Arlington.
Three Dallas men indicted for the May murder of a former OU football player.
KRLD All Local - September 9, 2022
Plus, North Texas Congressman demands federal investigation and many look forward to Texas v. Alabama game.
Also, more donated signs challenging a state law have arrived in North Texas. The signs have the national motto...In God We trust written in Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish and Hindi. This and more on the All Local Midday News update for September 8, 2022.
Oath Keeper founder Stewart Rhodes will have to stick with his lawyers.
Dallas Cowboys fans are ready for the start of a new season.
KRLD All Local - September 8, 2022
Three-year review of Fort Worth Police Department submitted to city council.
Judge: Oath Keeper leader Stewart Rhodes can't use "Trump made me do it" defense.
KRLD All Local - September 7, 2022
Fort Worth police reform report says work needs to be done.
Deep Ellum Arts Festival won't be back in 2023.
KRLD All Local - September 7, 2022
Plus, A Republican judge backs a Democratic candidate for Lt. Governor and Dallas is launching program to help with abandoned buildings.
Plus, the Dallas Zoo has reopened after it shut down for storm clean-up. Also, there are some tips to deal with home restoration if your home is damaged from flooding.
A college football player from Sachse died over the weekend.
There's an opening date for the new H-E-B in Frisco.
KRLD All Local - September 6, 2022
Plus, The Cowboys have signed veteran offensive tackle Jason Peters and horizontal versus vertical drilling, it's a question that involves DFW Airport.
Plus, more people are traveling this year for Labor Day and suspect killed in Rockwall shootout was wanted in stabbing,killing.
Plus, gasoline prices are down to an average price of $3.32 as travelers prepare to hit the road, a Frisco man who held children in a house during a standoff with police was indicted, and Plano homeowners are asking the city to curtail short-term rentals.
Man shot and killed by police in Rockwall.
Jury deliberations in trial of former Ranger John Wetteland.
KRLD All Local - September 2,2022
Plus, American Airlines pilots protest outside of headquarters and a Collin County couple is under indictment for multiple felonies
Fort Worth police have released video of a dramatic confrontation with a man who had taken a hostage.
For the second time in a month, a McKinney church is cleaning up and repairing damage from a bout of racist vandalism.
KRLD All Local - September 1, 2022
One of the Texas Seven gang members, already convicted of capital murder, could get a new trial.
Dramatic body cam footage of Fort Worth standoff released.
McKinney church vandalized for second time in a month.
KRLD All Local - September 1, 2022
Plus, Greg Abbott signs compact with seniors and former Irving teacher faces new charges.
Plus, Fort Worth ISD named a lone finalist for its new superintendent, the nation's first monkeypox death happened in Texas, and what to expect on the roads Labor Day weekend.
Fort Worth ISD has a new superintendent.
A teen facing charges after a threat against Frisco High School.
A Mesquite ISD teachers aide is under arrest for alleged sexual assault and an improper relationship with a student.
KRLD All Local - August 1, 2022
Plus, a small plane forced to land in Fort Worth and Texas announces first monekypox fatality
Apartment complex under construction in Fate goes up in flames.
We're learning more about the young boys killed in a shooting in Fort Worth over the weekend.
Sexual abuse of a child trial begins today for former Rangers closer John Wetteland.
KRLD All Local - August 30, 2022
Two young boys killed in Fort Worth drive-by shooting.
Long police chase comes to a deadly ending in Fort Worth.
The sexual assault trial of former Texas Rangers pitcher John Wetteland starts today.
Plus, Tarrant County voice concern about strip club and drunk driver hits pedestrian in Hurst.
Plus, an Irving man will spend the next 11 years in federal prison for sex trafficking and supporters of women's reproductive rights are rallying outside Dallas City Hall this morning. All this & more on the All Local, Midday news update for August 26, 2022.
Plus, the Uvalde school board fired embattled school district police chief Pete Arredondo and the trigger law on abortion goes into effect today in Texas, making it a felony to get or perform an abortion. This and more on the All Local, Midday News update.
Embattled police chief Pete Arredondo has been fired by the Uvalde school board.
The state's abortion trigger ban kicks in today.
.A woman is recovering after she was shot in her driveway in Prosper.
KRLD All Local - August 25, 2022
Plus, Dallas has new racial equity plan and Fort Worth continues plan to prevent flooding.
Plus, Seagoville reflects on flood response and Cedar Hill flooding causes displacement.
Fort Worth ISD names interim superintendent.
Dallas Cowboys fans can catch practice in person at The Star.
KRLD All Local - August 24, 2022
Plus, North Texans asses the damages after record-breaking rainfall and Richardson is working on temporary home for city hall after fire.
The city of Richardson is working on a new temporary home after a fire damaged city hall.
Keller ISD upholds guidelines on pulling controversial books from library shelves.
KRLD All Local - August 23, 2022
Plus, a woman's body is recovered from flooded car and flooding in Balch Spring neighborhood.
Plus, if you're out on the roads today, odds are you're going to see first responders working crash scenes and flooded areas. Remember to slow down and give them space. This & more on today's All Local Midday News update.
Forth Worth ISD reaches settlement over mask mandate.
Two Northeast Tarrant County school districts are reviewing some controversial policy changes.
KRLD All Local - August 22, 2022
Plus, Gov. Abbott continues fight for authority and another North Texas police departments relaxes rules on tattoos.
Plus, students at Tarleton University returned to class this week and this year's freshman class is the university system's biggest ever. Also, following the murder of a beloved Lancaster youth football coach, a group is calling for changes to stop the violence. This and more on the Midday All Local.
A former Plano music teacher accused of using cameras to spy on young women.
A group wants more safety regulations at youth football games.
KRLD All Local - August 19, 2022
Plus, Aaron Dean murder trial delayed again and Dallas County rededicates historic sign.
Methodist Health System dealing with possible data breach including patient info.
Jewish community reacts after Keller ISD pulls 'Diary of Anne Frank' from school libraries.
Reaction from Texas Rangers fans on the firing of Jon Daniels.
KRLD All Local - August 18, 2022
Texas puts to death the man convicted of the murder of a real estate agent 15 years ago.
An argument over the score may have led to football coach shooting.
KRLD All Local - August 18, 2022
Plus, The Rangers let go of another staff member and a Dallas lawyer is sentenced to 5 years.
A DeSoto school threat as some campuses on alert.
Tarrant County commissioners outraged over juvenile justice system audit.
A Collin Co killer is scheduled for execution tonight.
Mesquite passes new budget with drop in tax rate.
KRLD All Local - August 17, 2022
The Keller ISD is banning more than three dozen books from school libraries.
Man convicted of killing a McKinney real estate agent in 2006 is scheduled to be executed tonight.
KRLD All Local - August 17, 2022
Plus, Garland man represents himself in murder trial and a Fort Worth bus overturns with no injuries.
Plus, schools in Southlake will soon display signs reading 'In God We Trust,' and Reaction continues to pour in this morning after the Rangers fired manager Chris Woodward. This and more on the All Local podcast for August 16, 2022.
Grand Prairie man convicted of sexual assault.
Texas Rangers fans react to firing of manager Chris Woodward.
KRLD All Local - August 16, 2022
Plus, cars stretched several blocks down Riverfront Boulevard on Monday afternoon to take advantage of a promotion offering cheap gas. From noon to 1 p.m. on Monday, Fuel City sold gas for $2.38 a gallon.
Plus, the end of summer break is officially here. Kids across North Texas are heading back to school this morning.
Police working to keep students safe this year.
Brother of a long-time NFL player, wanted in fatal shooting of youth football coach.
KRLD All Local - August 15, 2022
Plus, with the race for governor heating up, both candidates are making the rounds in North Texas. Governor Greg Abbott spent yesterday in Dallas talking education. Meanwhile, Democratic opponent Beto O'Rourke made a campaign stop in Fort Worth.
Possible cause of fatal plane crash coming into view.
Mansfield getting an HEB.
KRLD All Local - august 12, 2022
Plus, a North Texas law professor says the search of former President Trump's Florida home will give him teaching material for years.
Plus, two recent house fires in Frisco and one in North Richland Hills are most likely because of lightning strikes.
Fatal house fire in Plano
Richardson parents upset over phone policy proposal.
KRLD All Local - August 11, 2022
Plus, a 10-year-old was shot in the foot by a driver in another car. This and more on today's All Local afternoon news update.
Plus, Fort Worth schools ramp up security measures and the Uvalde city council battle with police chief debates.
A Dallas man indicted for targeted shootings at Asian businesses.
Back to school for a few large districts in North Texas.
KRLD All Local - August 10, 2022
Plus, a very different reaction from the lawyers involved in the Said trial with defense attorney Brad Loller saying that unfortunately, they got the wrong man.
The man charged with crashing into a house, killing an 18-year-old, has three previous DWI convictions.
A father in Fort Worth is in trouble after leaving five kids in a hot car.
KRLD All Local - August 9, 2022
Plus, a dozen North Texas school districts begin classes this week, and one of them begins today.
The defense will soon have its turn in the capital murder trial of Yaser Said.
Dallas police getting a big chunk of the new proposed city budget.
KRLD All Local - August 8, 2022
Plus, Senator Ted Cruz believes Republicans will retake the House of Representatives in November. Also, Dallas County declares a public health emergency over monkeypox.
Plus, it's tax-free weekend meaning Texans can save the sales tax on tons of back-to-school items, and small businesses across the state are hoping shoppers will spend some of their money with them.
The annual "sales tax holiday" for back-to-school shopping is here.
Oncor is piling up the profits as this hot, dry summer drags on.
KRLD All Local - August 5, 2022
A Fort Worth police officer is in the hospital after being hit by a suspected drunk driver overnight.
The capital murder trial of Yaser Said continues.
KRLD All Local - August 4, 2022
Plus, testimony begins for Yaser Said honor killing trial and race equity gap plans pushed to be implemented.
Plus, testimony continues today in the capital murder trial of Yasar Said, the former Lewisville man accused of killing his two teen daughters in 2008.
Three years after the El Paso Walmart mass shooting, a North Texas man is still awaiting trial.
Plano asking residents to do more to conserve water.
KRLD All Local - August 3, 2022
Plus, the first day of testimony has wrapped up in the murder trial of Yasar Said. He's on trial for the deaths of his two daughters. Today's testimony showed the two victims were afraid their father was about to kill them - just a week before the murders.
Plus, some schools in Dallas have already started the new school year, and later today the districts new superintendent will lay out her campus security plan.
After being sentenced to more than seven years in prison, Guy Reffitt's attorney expects an appeal.
The trial for Yaser Said begins today.
KRLD All Local - August 2, 2022
Plus, Guy Reffit has been sentenced to seven years and three months in prison for his participation in the Jan 6 riot, the longest sentencing yet issued for anyone involved.
Yasar Said goes on trial for the killing of his two teen daughters.
Some DISD schools are testing an August 1st start date.
KRLD All Local - August 1, 2022
Plus, this extremely hot weather isn't stopping high school students from getting ready for football and band this fall.
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The mayor of Double Oak steps down under pressure.
Tarrant County health department holding back-to-school immunization clinics.
KRLD All Local - July 29, 2022
Plus, a federal report is putting Southwest Airlines in a bad light, claiming the federal government has substantiated safety claims from four whistleblowers.
While many North Texas cities struggle to regulate short-term rentals, the city of Irving already has a plan that goes into effect this fall.
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Southwest Airlines and the FAA are responding to some serious allegations about safety oversight.
A Dallas police officer shot a suspected drug dealer he was trying to arrest.
Crews making progress fighting fires around North Texas.
KRLD All Local - July 28, 2022
Plus, a wildfire in the southern Tarrant County town of Rendon destroyed three homes Tuesday night and damaged a total of nine buildings. The Tarrant County fire marshal says the fire appears to have started in one home's kitchen.
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Concerns about fire department resources in Balch Springs.
Fight over short-term rentals continues in Fort Worth.
KRLD All Local - July 27, 2022
Plus, Mesquite ISD prepares to help students affected by wildfires and Love Field shooter aimed gun at police officer.
Plus, Dallas police officer at terminal was suspicious of shooter suspect inside Dallas Love Field before he took action. Also, appeals court allows Governor Abbott's ban on mask requirements in schools.
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Woman accused of opening fire at Love Field on Monday has a troubled background; Southlake ISD hires a professional communications team. KRLD All Local - July 26, 2022. (Photo: NBCDFW.com)
As a result of the shooting, all passengers were evacuated and re-screened. Plus, the White Settlement Police Department is putting on a weeklong active shooting training exercise, and North Texas is expected to record its 30th 100-degree day of 2022 on Monday.
Image: The scene outside Dallas Love Field after a woman opened fire inside on Monday, July 25, 2022. (Credit: Austin York / NewsRadio 1080 KRLD)
Plus, around 4 p.m. Sunday, Dallas Fire and Rescue deployed to an apartment building, where the tile roof collapsed causing a partial structure collapse. And, after its most recent attempt was cut short due to the pandemic, the XFL is making a comeback.
Plus, a fatal hit and run in North Dallas overnight; XFL announces return to Arlington. KRLD All Local - July 25, 2022
Plus, a separate fire continues to burn near Possum Kingdom Lake in Palo Pinto County, seven North Texas healthcare businesses face charges in connection to a multi-state kickback scheme, and former Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson revealed he donated more than $100,000 to help pay for the funerals of victims of the mass shooting in Uvalde.
A heat related death in Dallas County.
Fires continue burning around North Texas.
Water hemlock is growing in several locations around the shores of White Rock Lake.
KRLD All Local - July 22, 2022
Plus, a Plano home was heavily damaged by an explosion overnight, but no one has been reported hurt.
Plus, a Cedar Hill man has been indicted for murder following a fight outside a bar that ended in a man being shot to death. And, two men have been arrested for the murder of a former OU player at Dallas Airbnb.
Investigators are trying to figure out what caused a Plano home to explode Wednesday night.
The Dallas ISD is holding a job fair Thursday, hoping to hire enough teachers before the start of the school year.
KRLD All Local - July 21, 2022
Plus, wildifires have been burning in the state for days and democrats push to ban certain weapons.
Plus, with most of the region in drought, many are worried about the lakes and reservoirs. And, the trial of an Irving teen charged with capital murder continues in Dallas County today.
The Chalk Mountain Fire continues to spread, threatening homes and wildlife.
Lake levels in North Texas are taking a hit thanks to drought.
Denton residents will get to vote this fall on whether to decriminalize the use of marijuana.
KRLD All Local podcast for July 20, 2022
Plus, Fort Worth seeing many water main breaks and the hot weather slows down passenger trains.
Plus, in Uvalde very angry parents demanded the school board do more about security following the release of the report about the failed police response to the school massacre back in May.
Several homes have been destroyed by a huge wildfire near Possum Kingdom Lake; More outrage in Uvalde, where angry parents are demanding the school board take action. KRLD All Local - July 19, 2022
Plus, the owner of Reliant air conditioning Jeff Stewart discusses if our air conditioning units are built to withstand such a high level of heat.
Plus, communities are also being asked to conserve water, Texas Democrats ask the White House to take action to protect women's health and Mansfield is working to give some homeowners a tax break.
Near record highs are expected over the first few days of this week. Today we could reach 110. That could also put the Texas grid under big pressure; The cause of a fatal plane crash in Burleson In December of 2020 is released. KRLD All Local - July 18, 2022
Plus, Republicans call for tougher laws against immigration and Texas democrats meet in Dallas.
Plus, there was an online solicitation trial taking place this week in Denton County in which a case of COVID-19 in the courtroom was reported.
Medical experts are concerned that hospitals are seeing more COVID patients; A Hunt County newborn is safe after a Thursday night Amber Alert; Tarrant County officials are warning of a scam targeting older men. KRLD All Local - July 15, 2022
Plus, a Grapevine-Colleyville school board member has given her opinion on why a popular high school principal lost his job.
Plus, there is yet more concern about the power grid after ERCOT suddenly asked Texans to conserve power on Wednesday. It was the second request in less than a week, and apparently, things were a bit more dire this time.
Farmersville got a little ahead of itself yesterday by putting out a warning about rolling blackouts; A woman was shot and killed and a teenage girl shot and wounded in an attack early this morning. Police believe the shooter is holed up inside a northeast Dallas apartment complex.KRLD All Local - July 14, 2022
Plus, there is outrage in Uvalde over a newspaper and TV station's decision to publish the "hallway video" from Robb Elementary School shooting where 19 children and two teachers were murdered.
The City of McKinney is exploring a new project that would make it safer to cross the highway, while knitting together two parts of the city; A suspected gang-shooting in Fort Worth has two men on the run; An elderly man dies in a house fire in South Oak Cliff. KRLD All Local - July 13, 2022
We now know what caused the death of former Cowboys running back Marion Barber; A CEO is banking on an investment in south Dallas that he hopes changes the area's perception; DISD students may need clear backpacks for next school year. KRLD All Local - July 12, 2022
Plus, over the last few days, more than 5,000 restaurant owners met at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center to talk about how to deal with a labor shortage while serving more Texans than ever.
Dallas police continue to investigate the tragic death of a 4-year-old, who was mauled to death by the family dog over the weekend; KRLD is mourning the sudden loss of a family member, engineer Ted Nichols-Payne.
Plus, It reaches 106 degrees at Dallas Fort Worth, and President Biden issues executive order to help protect women getting abortions.
Plus, Dallas County warns of monkeypox spread and City of Ferris offering free medical check-ups
A 16-year-old girl has been arrested for killing her 18-year-old friend while playing with guns during a live stream; Ways to beat sky-high electric bills; Someone is using "spoofing" technology to scam customers of Dallas Water Utilities. KRLD All Local - July 8, 2022
Plus, Governor Abbott may have crossed a legal line on migrant executive order and today makes six years since 5 officers were killed at a Black Lives Matter march.
Plus, The FAA has approved a billion dollars in grants for 85 airports across the country, including eight in Texas and some DFW Airport checkpoints won't require travelers to show a boarding pass. All this and more on the All Local- Midday News update for July 7, 2022.
There's another indictment of the law enforcement response to the Uvalde school shooting; A famed cheerleader at Navarro College in Corsicana is going to prison for 12 years; Health officials in Dallas County have raised the "threat level" for Covid-19 to Yellow. KRLD All Local - July 7, 2022
Plus, an abortion clinic closes all Texas locations, and a Dallas festival goer may have spread Monkeypox
Plus, MedStar responds to an increasing number of heat-related calls, 376 calls since May 1st and a new COVID rapid test can identify what specific variant someone is infected with. All this and more on the All Local- Midday News update for July 6, 2022.
Rowlett police say one woman is dead and her sister is recovering after being shot by an angry boyfriend; Fort Worth police have arrested a man for the rape of a woman near the West 7th Street; A fourth and final teen is under arrest in connection with a recent break-in and theft at the Carvana lot in Blue Mound. KRLD All Local - July 6, 2022
Plus, driving costs rise with inflation and animal shelters give tips to help find your lost pets.
Plus, more details emerge about Haltom City killer and Fort Worth fireworks show was stopped due to grass fires
Plus, illegal fireworks caused a busy night for North Texas firefighters, Fort Worth police are looking for the person who shot a woman in the face during a suspected road rage incident, and Haltom City residents set up a memorial outside a home where two people were shot and killed over the weekend. KRLD All Local - July 5, 2022
Plus, fireworks stands have been doing a brisk business this season and an Amber Alert has been issued this morning for two teenage girls missing since last week in McLennan County.
Plus, Around 3.5 million Texans will be driving for the holiday weekend and Kylde Warren Park counts down to its 10th anniversary
Plus, The first day of holiday travel brings many cancellations and delays and Arlington holds one of the biggest Fourth of July parades in the state
Arlington's Fourth of July fireworks show returns downtown with lots of business; Dallas police say the person who killed a young couple in Dallas may be driving their stolen car; A dangerous TikTok challenge has proven to be a serious problem for police in Southlake; The Mavs lose Jalen Brunson to the Knicks. KRLD All Local - July 1, 2022
Plus, more information has come to light after a man and woman were killed inside an apartment, and two young children were found alive inside in Dallas. Police said they got called to an apartment complex on Ridgecrest Road around noon on Wednesday and found the victims inside.
Plus, Fort Worth shooting leaves suspect hospitalized and Americans prepare to travel during the holiday weekend.
A cop killer has been sentenced to life after being convicted of capital murder; Officer-involved shootings in both Irving and Fort Worth overnight; A man who has helped tens of thousands of Texas homeowners save money on their property taxes is now the target of an investigation. KRLD All Local - June 30, 2022
Plus, 53 confirmed bodies in San Antonio migrant case and Dallas mayor resumes in person back to school fair.
Plus, COVID cases are on the rise across North Texas with Tarrant County's risk level raising from 'low' to medium,' the Denton County Council voted on an abortion resolution that de-prioritizes enforcement of new abortion laws. This and more on the All Local - Noon News update for July 29, 2022.
Plus, accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir was indicted Tuesday on four new murder charges in Collin County, there's another delay in the murder trial of Aaron Dean -- the former Fort Worth police officer who shot Atatiana Jefferson, and COVID-19 cases are on the rise in North Texas and health leaders say it's time to prepare for the fall. KRLD All Local - June 29, 2022
Plus, a 26-year-old woman is behind bars as of Tuesday morning charged in connection with the death of a 5-year-old boy.
Plus, a 5-year-old South Dallas boy is dead and a woman is behind bars charged in connection with his death, a security guard was arrested after a woman was shot to death outside the XTC strip club in Dallas, a Tarrant County jury will continue to deliberate the sentencing for Timothy Huff, who was found guilty of capital murder in the death of Fort Worth police officer Garrett Hull. KRLD All Local - June 28, 2022
Plus, pregnancy centers across the state are prepping for a tidal wave of need after the controversial ruling on Roe v. Wade.
Plus, redistricting map being voted on and women's rights supporters marched in Fort Worth
Plus, an 11-year-old Dallas boy was fatally shot and the search for the suspected teenage shooter continues, there was more violence outside a Dallas strip club over the weekend, Burleson police have six people in custody in connection with a fatal shooting, a new map for Dallas City Council districts is in the works, and the city is looking for a new company to rebuild a fire station on Royal Lane. KRLD All Local - June 27, 2022
Plus, Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas called today's Supreme Court decision "devastating," but they're urging people to apply the ruling to the ballot box this November.
Plus, Texas politicians are reacting to the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the Catholic Bishop of Fort Worth is urging all Catholics in the Diocese to remain "prayerful, peaceful and vigilant"; KRLD also has reactions from local law and political science professors.
A huge mulch fire breaks out in northwest Dallas; The state Ag Commissioner is pushing for more guns in schools; Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes is expected back in court today; No hoodies allowed at Forney schools. KRLD All Local - June 24, 2022
Plus, a Rowlett man is facing two possible federal life prison terms after pleading guilty to killing his ex-girlfriend.
Plus, in Austin, House lawmakers are hearing testimony today about the mass shooting in Uvalde and what can be done to prevent more killings.
Plus, one man was fatally shot at a Dallas restaurant Wednesday night, a Mansfield teen who'd been trafficked for sex was rescued and her accused trafficker is in custody, the Dallas City Council approved new rules for concerts and other big events, and American Airlines passengers with TSA Pre-Check can get through security checkpoints much faster. KRLD All Local - June 23, 2022
Plus, Texas Senate Committee hears from mental health advocates and Texas State senator suing Department of Public Safety for blocking his access to Uvalde records.
Plus, a bipartisan group of U.S. Senators, including Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) says it has an agreement on federal gun safety legislation, Dallas County received its first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines for young children, and a Dallas woman was sentenced to life in federal prison for her role in a murder-for-hire plot to kill her husband.
Plus, Uvalde response failures were discussed at the state senate and a Dallas woman who conspired in a murder-for-hire plot is sentenced.
Plus, in Uvalde, parents packed a school board meeting last night demanding accountability about the police response time during last month's mass shooting.
COVID vaccines are now available for kids 5 and younger, and those vaccines are arriving in Dallas County later today; Employees at Dallas ISD are getting a raise; The three men who drowned in Lake Lavon over the weekend have been identified; Officials at Dallas City Hall are looking for ways to keep coyotes separated from people. KRLD All Local - June 21, 2022
Plus, Dallas ISD teachers may get raises, and Republicans wrap up committee in Houston.
Plus, another body has been pulled out of Lake Lavon after a boat flipped over near Brockdale Park Saturday night.
Plus, heat advisories continue this week, and what does this mean for our summer? Also, Opal Lee speaks on Juneteenth celebration today and diners show up in droves to support mom-and-pop restaurants struggling to make ends meet. All this and more on the All Local for June 20, 2022.
Plus, more than two months after two members of an Arlington family are gunned down at their home, an arrest is made.
Plus, Police in Arlington made an arrest in connection with the killings of two family members back in April. Tim Ciesco with Arlington Police says 34-year-old Reid Rothenberg is charged in connection with the shooting deaths of 84-year-old George Nitsche and 41-year-old Matthew Stuart, as well as the non-fatal shooting of a 67-year-old woman.
Plus, the Fort Worth Police Department is holding a gun buy-back event later this month, former Arlington Police Officer Robert Phillips has been indicted on a charge of murder for a deadly shooting last year, and Atmos is still working on the cause of an apparent gas leak that forced the evacuation of a downtown Dallas high-rise last night. All this and more on the All Local Morning News update for June 17, 2022.
Plus, as Dallas Police work to reduce violent crime in the city, the department is working with Dallas ISD on a project to keep kids safe during summer break. They introduced the "Summer of Safety" campaign outside South Oak Cliff High School on Thursday morning.
Plus, it has been more than three weeks since the massacre at a Texas elementary school, and there are still lingering questions about why it took police more than one hour to confront the gunman. A Texas legislative committee is holding its first hearing, today, in Uvalde.
Plus, discussions in the U.S Senate on gun legislation have hit a speed bump, Downtown Arlington will host a concert to raise money for the families of Uvalde victims and Dallas police say overall violent crime continues its downward trend. This and more on the All Local.
Plus, a DART contract driver has been arrested for sexually assaulting a mentally disabled passenger.
Plus, an Oak Cliff man has been sentenced to 42 years in prison for murdering his neighbor with a chunk of concrete, the City of Bedford is asking residents to conserve water because of a busted water line, and the Fed could hike interest rates more than expected today.
Plus, parents are asking Dallas school leaders what will be done to keep their children safe in schools in the wake of the shooting in Uvalde, the Dallas City Council meeting to discuss the future of city manager T.C. Broadnax was rescheduled to next week, and the man fatally shot by police after he brought a gun into the Duncanville fieldhouse has been identified.
Plus, the Duncanville shooter's identity was released and Tarrant county calls for Governor Abbott to hold a special session for school safety.
Plus, Caterpillar moving headquarters to Irving and the Denton Spiderman is back from his trip to Uvalde.
Plus, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) says senators have reached a preliminary agreement on principles to prevent another school shooting, the six people from North Texas arrested in Idaho for reportedly planning to disrupt a Pride parade will face trial at a later date, and recent incidents at a couple's home in Corsicana are being investigated as a hate crime, police say.
Plus, Dallas Police consider the idea of having civilians help with calls and Med Star deals with an influx of heat-related calls.
Plus, the man investigators say sold a gun to the terrorist who attacked a Colleyville Synagogue in January has confessed.
Plus, the Dallas nonprofit OurCalling says its biggest concern on this dangerously hot weekend is the city’s 10,000 unsheltered homeless population. With nowhere to escape the heat, they’re at risk of heat exhaustion, heat stroke and even death. Officials at OurCalling are trying to help by passing out “Beat the Heat” kits.
Plus, much-needed baby formula has arrived in North Texas, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is directing Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath to create the position of Chief of School Safety and Security, and police say a man robbed six Dallas stores in less than an hour. KRLD All Local - June 10, 2022
Plus, what was once a mysterious cold case has been partially solved after a Texas woman who was kidnapped over 40 years ago has been found alive, according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Plus, Uvalde's superintendent provided an update this morning on safety, security, and counseling. Hal Harrell says Robb elementary will never reopen.
Plus, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) says he's optimistic about the chances for a gun-control measure in the Senate, Dallas police are investigating after a woman died last month while in police custody, and Dallas is doing more to help older property owners deal with high property taxes. KRLD All Local - June 9, 2022
Plus, the body of a missing teen is recovered in Lake Worth, school districts are struggling to find enough teachers, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) wants to expand a program for students and teachers to report safety concerns at their school, and a Fort Worth couple has a warning for other parents after their little boy was attacked by an iguana. KRLD All Local - June 8, 2022
Plus, a small plane went down near Meacham Airport in Fort Worth. Police say the plane clipped some trees south of the airport and went down in a fenced-off field near Northwest 36th Street and Columbus Avenue.
Plus, a Mesquite man will be doing serious prison time for aggravated kidnapping and sex trafficking. 29-year-old Ricky Stevenson had abducted a 16-year-old girl and forced her into a life of prostitution.
Plus, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R) says lawmakers are making progress on gun legislation, four families in Uvalde have filed a civil lawsuit against the estate of the shooter, a Houston company's sales of bulletproof backpacks are on the rise, and damages are still being totaled at Aledo Middle School where a fire broke out Monday night. KRLD All Local - June 7, 2022
Plus, Texas Governor Greg Abbott wants school district police forces to get "rapid response" training from a school safety center at Texas State University.
Plus, A ceremony today in McKinney is honoring the sacrifices of six men who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving the country and some establishments are tacking on surcharges post-pandemic.
Plus, gas prices aren't the only thing on the rise this summer -- electricity rates are also soaring, new home buyers in Texas aren't just competing with other families, they are also competing with investors, and a Dallas woman will not go to jail for killing her husband after he beat the family cat. KRLD All Local - June 6, 2022
Plus, A man from The Colony appears ready to plead guilty to charges in connection with the deadly insurrection at the US Capitol and American Airlines is the latest major carrier to forecast a boom in summer revenue.
Two men including a bail bond agent are dead following a shootout in Garland; The Dallas Museum of Art is picking up the pieces after a man went on a rampage and damaged millions of dollars of priceless artifacts; The Park Cities Presbyterian Church Foundation believes one of it's staff members may have misused donations. KRLD All Local - June 3, 2022
Plus, students in North Texas are calling for tighter gun laws after the shooting in Uvalde.
A Congressional committee is debating a gun control bill put together after the Uvalde school attack; Find another job - that’s what Elon Musk has to say to Tesla employees who want to work remotely; Organizers announce an expansion of this weekend's Dallas Pride event; OPEC+ says it will boost oil production in July and August, KRLD All Local - June 2, 2022
Plus, former Dallas Cowboys running back Marion Barber was found dead in his apartment on Wednesday, demonstrators held a gun reform rally outside U.S. Sen. John Cornyn's office in Dallas, the Dallas City Council is trying to come up with rules to regulate short-term rentals, and a puppy is saved from a septic tank. KRLD All Local - June 2, 2022
Plus, Governor wants legislative committees following Uvalde and a Plano cop has been arrested for domestic violence.
Plus, Dallas police Chief Eddie Garcia says officers are training school districts on how to handle potential threats, hearings will soon start in Washington that could limit purchases of certain types of weapons as a result of the shooting in Uvalde, and the Dallas Cowboys and the NFL donated $400,000 to Uvalde families. KRLD All Local - June 1, 2022
Plus, a Dallas County grand jury indicted a doctor for holding a family at gunpoint, some Deep Ellum residents and business owners took part in a virtual meeting Tuesday night concerning a perceived rise in crime, and a TikTok challenge has three teenagers facing charges in Cleburne. KRLD All Local - June 1, 2022
Plus, a Democratic member of Congress is calling for federal hearings on the school shooting in Uvalde. Also, an excessive force case against several Dallas police officers can now proceed thanks to a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
This and more in the KRLD All Local Afternoon Update- May 31, 2022.
Plus, no charges are expected against anyone at Prestonwood Baptist church after the blockbuster report on sexual abuse at that church and other Baptist churches across the US.
Plus, at DFW National Cemetery several thousand gave their thanks to the veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Plus, Steven Arbery faces capital murder charges for the death of prominent Dallas lawyer and 3 Texas locations make the Best BBQ list.
Plus, the NRA convention is underway in Houston and Senator Ted Cruz has spoken about the mass shooting in Uvalde.
Plus, President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will visit Uvalde on Sunday and an Arlington man was arrested for bringing a gun to a school campus.
Plus, more tragedy for the family of a teacher killed in the Uvalde mass shooting. There is now word that the husband of teacher Irma Garcia has died of a heart attack. They were married for 24 years and have four children.
Plus, Another North Texas superintendent steps down and McKinney residents come together to help Uvalde.
Plus, the president of the Texas teachers union says it's not just kids who are afraid at school, it's teachers too, the NRA is still planning to hold its convention in Houston after the mass shooting in Uvalde, and a couple of murder suspects who fled Dallas were found in Cambodia. KRLD All Local - May 26, 2022
Plus, A DPS official says the 19 children and two teachers who died in the Uvalde elementary school attack were all in the same fourth-grade classroom at Robb Elementary. Lieutenant Christopher Olivarez says Salvador Ramos barricaded himself in that classroom "shooting anyone that was in his way."
Plus, the Dallas Mavericks fight off elimination in the NBA Western Conference Finals. KRLD All Local - May 25, 2022
Plus, An Iraqi nationalist plotted to assassinate former president George Bush and the primary run-offs continue.
Plus, Voters are out in force in Denton County. Even those who don’t usually participate in runoff elections. They say the big draw is the race for Attorney General.
Plus, grief is gripping the family of a Palestine teacher and coach killed Sunday night in a wrong-way crash, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) says Operation Lone Star has had a tremendous impact on the border, and gender-affirming medical care can continue at Children's Medical Center Dallas for at least another year. KRLD All Local - May 24, 2022
Plus, Palestine ISD says a teacher and coach at Palestine Junior High was among four people killed in a wrong-way crash just before midnight Sunday night on I-45 south of Dallas. Police say a car driving north in the southbound lanes hit another car head-on.
Plus, Texas is atop Fortune's annual list of the 500 largest corporations in the country, and police in Wilmer continue to investigate an overnight crash on Interstate 45 that left four people dead.
Plus, Pfizer says three doses of its COVID-19 vaccine protect children under 5, the North Texas marine veteran recently released from Russia speaks in first interview, and a Dallas-based company is teaming with a New York firm to build a lot of new and badly needed rental homes. KRLD All Local - May 23, 2022
Plus, the man who was indicted on Thursday for the capital murder of a Dallas lawyer is fighting extradition.
Plus, there is a nice cooldown coming this weekend, the Texas Supreme Court lifts a ban on child abuse investigations of parents who let kids get treatment if they identify as transgender, and North Texans are getting more fed up at the gas pump. KRLD All Local - May 20, 2022
Plus, Memorial High School in Frisco will stay closed Friday because of damage to the school, gas prices are up by just a fraction of a penny, but it was enough to push Texas to yet another all-time high, and it's Bike to Work Day! KRLD All Local - May 20, 2022
Plus, experts weigh in on alternatives to formula and early voting for the primary run-off continues.
The Frisco School District has closed Memorial High School today and tomorrow - because of what's being called 'significany vandalizm".; Plano ISD approves 4 percent raise to teachers; Existing home sales slowed in April for the third month in a row; Texas A&M football coach Jimbo Fisher responds to comments from Alabama's Nick Saban. KRLD All Local - May 19, 2022
Plus, a Fort Worth police officer on the job for 26 years is charged with domestic violence, President Joe Biden invoked the Defense Production Act to get more baby formula into stores across the nation, and a Tarrant County sheriff's deputy is back home, following a months-long battle with COVID-19. KRLD All Local - May 19, 2022
Plus, Dallas Police have filed more charges against the man arrested for a shooting at a Korean-owned hair salon in northwest Dallas last week.
A former prison guard at the Carswell Federal Medical Center in Fort Worth could wind up on the other side of the bars for 30-years; Dallas Police have filed more charges against the man accused of opening fire in a hair salon; Texas Instruments has broken ground on the first of four semi-conductor plants in Sherman. KRLD All Local - May 18, 2022
Plus, the leader of the Oath Keeper's, charged with seditious conspiracy in connection with the deadly insurrection at the US Capitol, is set to stand trial in September, more people are weighing in concerning a case of bullying at a Coppell middle school, ad the Fort Worth Stock Show drew more than 1 million people to town in January and February. KRLD All Local - May 18, 2022
Plus, the FBI has opened a federal hate crime investigation into last week's shooting at the Hair World Salon in Dallas.
Plus, high gas prices will be here for a while, according to energy experts, new election software and equipment are coming to Denton County, and Congress holds its first hearing on UFOs in more than 50 years. KRLD All Local - May 17, 2022
Plus, ERCOT predicts record power demand, the Texas Department of Insurance says it fixed a problem that exposed the personal information of some people who filed workers' comp claims, a restaurant in Mansfield is doing what it can to help parents struggling to feed their babies during the baby formula shortage. KRLD All Local - May 17, 2022
Plus, a crash involving a semi-truck carrying 35,000 pounds of eggs shut down westbound I-30 for about 10 hours on Monday.
Plus, the US Supreme Court has rejected a death penalty appeal by a Forest Hill man whose attorney argued he was "predisposed to violence because he possessed the warrior gene."
Plus, Arlington police are asking for help locating a missing 88-year-old man, Dallas police are beefing up security near Asian-owned businesses because of a recent rash of hate crimes, and a man is dead and two women were hurt Sunday night in Cleburne when they were run down by a man speeding away from a disturbance. KRLD All Local - May 16, 2022
Plus, a federal judge in Louisiana is set to hear arguments today on whether the Biden administration can end pandemic-related restrictions in ten days.
Plus, Dallas police are still looking for the person who opened fire Wednesday at a Korean owned hair salon, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is criticizing President joe Biden for providing baby formula to migrant infants detained at the border, Six Flags is opening a new ride this weekend that's a tribute to one of the park's most popular attractions. KRLD All Local - May 13, 2022
Plus, Dallas police still have not made an arrest in the shooting of three hair salon employees. Chief Eddie Garcia says the salon on west Royal Lane, is in a part of the city with a large Korean presence. But he said there is nothing to suggest that was a motive.
Plus, Dallas Police have arrested two for last month's concert shooting in southern Dallas that left one dead and 16 injured.
Plus, a Dallas man could get life in prison after he pleaded guilty to sex trafficking women for the past 20 years, Dallas has joined some other big Texas cities in outlawing cat and dog sales at pet stores, a child is in a Fort Worth hospital after being struck by a car in Cleburne, and the Dallas Fed has a new president after a seven-month search. KRLD All Local - May 12, 2022
Plus, the City of Dallas is joining others in Texas in banning the sale of dogs and cats at pet stores.
Plus, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has ordered a do-over for a Tarrant County woman who was convicted of voter fraud, Dallas police have arrested a man they say is connected to the murder of a 25-year-old, and desperate parents are doing whatever it takes to feed their kids amid baby formula shortages. KRLD All Local - May 11, 2022
Plus, the parents of Plano-born journalist Austin Tice are keeping their hopes up nearly 10 years after he vanished in Syria, DFW Airport is expecting a record number of travelers this summer, and a revolutionary method to treat people who go into cardiac arrest has arrived in Fort Worth. KRLD All Local - May 11, 2022
Plus, supporters rally for a woman with epilepsy who was arrested and North Texas residents debate the expansion of Highway 380.
Plus, anonymous reports are flooding in after Dallas ISD launched a new app to help students feel safe at school, gas prices are breaking records and the NTSB ruled a plane crash near Van Alstyne two years ago was due to a design flaw. KRLD All Local - May 10, 2022
Plus, a Haltom City man who drowned at Joe Pool Lake over the weekend was identified, the U.S. Senate passed a bill proposed by Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) to provide security to the family members of Supreme Court Justices, and four workers are recovering from exposure to hazardous materials in Mansfield. KRLD All Local - May 10, 2022
Plus, the Dallas Police Department presented a draft on how to prevent violence at large gatherings to a city council committee on Monday.
Plus, the city of Dallas could soon adopt steps that aim to prevent violence at parties and other large events, officials release the first-ever detailed report on traffic stops in Texas, and less than 7% of voters statewide took part in Saturday's election. KRLD All Local - May 9, 2022
Plus, ERCOT asked power plants to delay maintenance that would take power offline during this week's stretch of 90-degree days, the attorney of a Dallas police officer indicted for his actions during a 2020 protest says his client was following his training, and Democratic gubernatorial candidate delivered a message about women's rights at a campaign stop in Richardson on Sunday.
Plus, a man was arrested early Friday in connection to the deadly shooting of a child in South Oak Cliff where a man was showing the gun to the child and one other person, police say.
The United States is creeping closer to one million deaths from COVID, since the start of the pandemic; A man is dead in Dallas where police found his body last night at an apartment building across the street from Dallas City Hall. KRLD All Local - Midday Update - May 6, 2022
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is looking at using the state budget surplus to bring down high property taxes, a woman is flying from Fort Worth to Ukraine in hopes of spending Mother's Day with her sons, the World's Tallest Living Dog lives in Bedford. KRLD All Local - May 6, 2022
Plus, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beto O'Rourke addressed reproductive rights in Austin on Thursday.
Plus, the fuel crunch only continues to get worse for truckers nationwide. And, wildlife officials say they’ve found and removed a handful of aggressive coyotes near White Rock Lake after a two-year-old was mauled earlier this week.
Plus, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is recovering from minor injuries after a crash, a shooting victim is in the hospital after gunfire in the Dallas Design District, police are saying a little more about a Fort Worth officer's arrest in Benbrook Sunday night, White Settlement police launched a social media initiative aimed at improving transparency, and a Fort Worth woman is accused of abusing a corpse by throwing the ashes of her then-boyfriend's mother into Lake Worth. KRLD All Local - May 5, 2022
Plus, Dallas Animal Services continues to try to capture the coyote that mauled a toddler on Tuesday. But neighbors say the city's explanation for the attack is ridiculous.
Plus, a grassroots organization in Denton is continuing to push the conversation around decriminalizing marijuana, a Mansfield family is crying tears of joy after being reunited with its beloved pet cockatoo and parts of North Texas could see strong to severe thunderstorms later this afternoon and into the evening. KRLD All Local - Midday Update - May 4, 2022
Plus, the judge in the Aaron Dean trial hasn't made a decision whether to move it out of Tarrant County, Dallas police arrested a man after they busted what they call a "paper tag mill," and the group Decriminalize Denton says it has the signatures needed to let voters decide if marijuana should be decriminalized in the city. KRLD All Local - May 4, 2022
Plus, word that the U.S. Supreme Court may be on the verge of overturning Roe v. Wade has put the spotlight on the new Texas trigger law, the push to get WNBA star Brittney Griner home from Russia has intensified, and a Dallas toddler is critically injured after being attacked by a coyote. KRLD All Local - May 3, 2022
Plus, some teachers in Southlake are voicing concerns about a clause added to their contracts that aims to silence them, the President George Bush Turnpike is now four lanes from Interstate 20 in Grand Prairie all the way to Highway 78 in Garland, and researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas are working on new technology that could detect viruses in your sweat. KRLD All Local - May 3, 2022
Plus, a man is behind bars in Van Zandt County after making threats about a shooting at the courthouse.
Plus, a Dallas County murder trial begins for a man accused of killing his girlfriend. a Congressman from Texas is among three Republican lawmakers being called to testify before the U.S. House Committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack at the Capitol, and there is new backlash over Gov. Greg Abbott's Operation Lone Star. KRLD All Local - Midday Update - May 2, 2022
Plus, a man's shooting death is still a mystery as DART police are trying to figure out what happened at the Cedars Station Saturday night, a teachers union is reacting to the addition of a non-disparagement clause to contracts at the Carroll ISD, and last Texas honored its fallen officers killed in the line of duty. KRLD All Local - May 2, 2022
Plus, a group of students from Garland's Naaman Forest High School have been kicked out for making online threats.
Plus, a federal appeals court is refusing to let public officials off the hook for the Waco biker shootout that happened seven years ago.
Plus, a new federal lawsuit filed on behalf of 15 migrants being detained for criminal trespassing, aims at shutting down Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's Operation Lone Star, Southwest Airlines announced it's cutting about 20,000 flights from its summer schedule and a former North Texas standout is coming home to play for the Dallas Cowboys. KRLD All Local - April 29, 2022
Plus, a Dallas Holocaust survivor passes away and a student at a Fort Worth school is recorded saying racial slurs.
Plus, Trevor Reed is back in Texas, but doctors said it could be a while before the former Russian prisoner gets back home to Granbury, Southwest Airlines reported losing $278 million in the first quarter, but said ticket sales surged in March, and a raccoon problem is plaguing students at the University of Texas. KRLD All Local - April 28, 2022 Midday Update
Plus, a Dallas County jury could get the capital murder case of 49-year old Billy Chemirmir Thursday and it's now up to Dallas voters to approve a hotel tax hike to pay for renovations to Fair Park and expand the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. KRLD All Local - April 28, 2022
Plus, Dallas Police make arrest in 2006 lawyer murder and Dallas voters can vote on new hotel taxes, convention center renovations
The State is now presenting testimony about a third victim of accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir; Trying to bring their newly adopted Ukrainian sons home has turned into a paperwork nightmare for a couple from Prosper; Early voting for the May 7th election is underway in Texas; KRLD All Local - Midday Update for April 27, 2022
Plus, a man and a woman drowned in unrelated incidents at Lewisville Lake Tuesday night, officials at Dallas City Hall are set to move ahead with plans to replace the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, and a new tiger cub is making Wylie its home. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for April 27, 2022
Plus, arson Investigators in Dallas say someone threw a Molotov cocktail into an office building this morning - sparking an early morning fire inside a Dallas high rise.
Plus, the Biden administration is seeking the Supreme Court's go-ahead to end a Trump-era immigration program that requires some people seeking asylum in the U.S. to wait in Mexico for their hearings and Delta Air Lines will start to pay flight attendants during the time that passengers are boarding. KRLD All Local - Midday update April 26, 2022
Play, Dallas County prosecutors will resume building their capital murder case against Billy Chemirmir as his retrial resumes Tuesday, the Dallas Mavericks beat the Utah Jazz in Game 5 to take a 3-2 series lead., and an online retailer which claims to be based in North Texas is the subject of a warning from the Better Business Bureau. KRLD All Local - April 26, 2022
Plus, the body of a missing Texas National Guard soldier was recovered in the Rio Grande and the murder trial of accused serial killer BIlly Chemirmir started Monday.
Plus, a flight attendant who sued American Airlines goes to trial Monday, Dallas County commissioners are looking to help homeowners with high property taxes, and early voting begins Monday for the May 7 local elections. KRLD All Local - April 25, 2022
Plus, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed another lawsuit against the White House. He's trying to block the Biden Administration from ending "Title 42".
Plus, a Trophy Club man is the latest person from North Texas to plead guilty in connection to the U.S. Capitol riot, and Dallas police arrest a man they say killed a woman from Duncanville.
Plus, the mother of a Bedford girl murdered in 2017 by then 16-year-old Jordin Roache is furious over a plea deal in the case, the U.S. Department of Labor says a North Texas restaurant was improperly withholding tips from its employees, and westbound Interstate 30 in Arlington will be closed from Six Flags Drive to State Highway 360 this weekend. KRLD All Local - April 22, 2022
Plus, a Bedford man has pleaded guilty to murdering a 14-year-old, then putting her body in a dumpster.
Plus, a Fort Worth woman has been convicted in a fatal hit and run accident that killed a bicyclist nearly four years ago
Plus, jury selection starts Thursday for the retrial of accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir, teens visiting the Parks Mall in Arlington will need to be accompanied by an adult during certain hours, and a shocking attack during a junior college baseball game in Weatherford. KRLD All Local - April 21, 2022
Plus, Dallas looks to lower required parking spots for more affordable housing and the Parks Mall in Arlington enforces new rules for teens on the weekends.
Plus, a large motorcade of public safety vehicles will escort Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients to Gainesville on Wednesday afternoon, and protecting yourself against mosquito bites this year might be more important than ever. KRLD All Local - Midday update April 20, 2022
Plus, a 3-alarm fire damaged a Dallas apartment complex, former state Sen. Wendy Davis joins the fight to end the Texas abortion law that bans most abortions, a large motorcade will escort Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients to Gainesville Wednesday, and Dallas County is adding three Tesla Model 3 sedans to its fleet. KRLD All Local - April 20, 2022
Plus, a grandmother was shot by the mother of the child she had custody of and the girl missing from Mavs game was found.
Plus, the end of the federal mask mandate on airlines has flight attendants breathing a lot easier, the city of Dallas is raising money to build a deck park above the Interstate 35E in Oak Cliff and a North Texas company is using electric trucks to deliver its products. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for April 19, 2022
Plus, the Granbury man who leads the anti-government militia The Oath Keepers wants his trial moved out of the Washington area, a high school teacher in Irving is still wondering if she'll lose her job for supporting gay and transgender students and Flower Mound residents opposed a warehouse business park. KRLD All Local - April 19, 2022
Plus, a conviction was upheld in relation to a Dallas dentist murder for hire case and American Airlines will resume alcohol sales on board flights
Plus, Driving in Texas more dangerous than ever and the Mavericks host Game Two in playoffs.
Plus, a number of teenagers face charges for fighting at the Parks Mall in Arlington over the weekend, Fort Worth believes it could become the largest city in the U.S. to end homelessness and American Airlines will resume alcohol sales in the "coach cabin" on domestic flights Monday. KRLD All Local - April 18, 2022
North Texas residents report natural gas smell and Doncic will not play in Game 1 of the Playoffs.
Plus, Dallas police still want to talk with Cowboys cornerback Kelvin Joseph about a fatal shooting along Lower Greenville last month.
Plus, a federal judge in Fort Worth rules Texas can not sue the Biden Administration over ending "Title 42," the group working to renovate Dallas' Fair Park has released drawings of what the new "Community Park" will look like, and a dispute over union staffing is at the center of a lawsuit filed by American Airlines pilots. KRLD All Local - April 15, 2022
Plus, Fair Park officials release drawings of new park additions, and a two-year-old dies after being hit, running to an ice cream truck.
Plus, as Texas buses asylum seekers to Washington DC, the U.S. Census Bureau is pointing out the growing role immigrants have in the state's economy, Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker reflected on her first year in office and Haltom City police are looking for a stolen skeleton. KRLD All Local - April 14, 2022
Plus, Sundance Square, the once-popular downtown shopping and dining district in Fort Worth, is now a place of empty storefronts and uncertainty for some business owners, the Dallas City Council has agreed to spend nearly $360,000 to fix up the Pegasus sign, and a Florida-based company is bringing master-planned communities inspired by the music of Jimmy Buffett to Texas. KRLD All Local - April 14, 2022
Plus, Police in Fort Worth is investigating the murder of a woman. Officer Buddy Calzada says someone went into the Buttercup Apartments on Stalcup Road and fired multiple shots.
Plus, police rearrested the mother of a 3-year-old shot and killed in Dallas last month and she’s facing a new charge. And the DART Silver Line should connect Plano to DFW Airport in 2024, and the town of Addison is expecting to grow as a result.
Plus, nearly two dozen people suffered injuries during a tornado in Bell County, former radio DJ Justin Frazell pleaded guilty to sexual assault. and a Fort Worth toddler who has spent her entire life at Cook Children's Medical Center is finally home. KRLD All Local - April 13, 2022
Plus, Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth, will help the Texas Rangers celebrate Jackie Robinson Day on Friday by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.
Plus, North Texas is under an enhanced risk for severe storms until 10 p.m. Tuesday. That could mean large hail, damaging straight-line winds and isolated tornadoes.
Dallas police are looking for a shooter this morning after a victim was found dead inside a crashed car; A Marine Corps veteran from North Texas was scheduled to have a hearing this morning in Russia where Trevor Reed has been imprisoned for more than two-and-a-half years; President Biden is expected to announce a waiver allowing higher ethanol gasoline to be sold this summer. KRLD All Local - April 12, 2022
Plus, A Mesquite youth pastor was arrested for sexual assault and the Dallas police chief cracks down on permits for events.
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) says the end of "Title 42" could "overwhelm" law enforcement along the Rio Grande. Also, flight attendants are applauding a new bill aimed at keeping unruly passengers off flights.
Amid the escalating war in Ukraine, a fighter jet made in Fort Worth is having a major impact; The Texas Rangers open their home season today against the Colorado Rockies; Golf's first major of the year goes to Scottie Scheffler of Highland Park, who will be forever known as Masters champion. KRLD All Local - April 11, 2022
Plus, an improperly put-out cigarette started a 5 alarm fire and the FAA imposes a huge fine for unruly behavior.
Plus, two firefighters are recovering and dozens of senior citizens are without a home today after a massive fire at a senior living facility in East Dallas.
Plus, Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes of Granbury has a court hearing this morning and another body has been found in White Rock Lake
Plus, Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed for Supreme Court and Southwest flight attendants voice complaints.
Plus, Governor Abbott announces enhanced border security measures ahead of the end of Title 42. One of them in particular is raising eyebrows.
Plus, a Wind Advisory is in effect for North Texas Thursday, Dallas leaders urge the community to help end violent crime, and four people were arrested in connection to an ambush robbery in Fort Worth.
Plus, Dallas has a lot of traffic signals that are out of date and need to be replaced.
Plus, in Denton, police say the mother of a child beaten to death avoided getting help for her son because she was afraid of getting in trouble.
Plus, police are looking for the gunman after a teen was found fatally shot in Dallas, a Wind Advisory is in effect for North Texas on Wednesday and a Plano man is accused of molesting a girl who was supposed to be tutoring.
Plus, the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado touched down in Collin County during Monday's storms. The tornado had winds of approximately 100 mph.
Plus, A Celina man is sentenced to life in prison for beating his pregnant girlfriend and the Tarrant County Commissioners Court extends the county's burn ban for another 90 days.
Plus, National Weather Service crews will survey damage in Midlothian and near Celina and Dallas' police chief issues a new policy concerning off duty security jobs for city cops.
Plus, a shooting at a Fort Worth convenience store injures three people and a Denton man is behind bars in connection to his girlfriend’s son's death.
Plus, Fort Worth police are investigating after a gunman injured three people outside a convenience store Sunday night, an appeals court will not reconsider the case of a woman convicted of attempting to starve her son, and a man is charged with deadly conduct for a pulling a gun during a road rage incident in Southlake.
Plus, A new study shows that DFW homes are not affordable and a veteran gets a drive-by parade for their 100th birthday.
Plus, bluebonnets start to bloom as spring arrives, and Fletcher’s Corny Dogs introduced new deep-fried air food to its menu.
Plus, refugee resettlement groups in Texas are getting ready to welcome Ukrainians, the mania of Wrestlemania is here and North Texas is expected to reap the economic impact, and President Joe Biden is going to drain roughly one-third of the nation's oil reserve. KRLD All Local - April 1, 2022
Plus, Boeing may end up paying damages to Southwest Airlines pilots who lost money after the new 737 MAX jets were grounded.
Plus, the parents of a Texas man being held in Russia got a meeting with President Joe Biden, the city of Arlington has settled with the family of a boy who died after contracting a brain-eating amoeba at a city splash pad. KRLD All Local - March 31, 2022
Plus, Jesuit Prep, Dallas Diocese come to an agreement in priest sex abuse case and a Fort Worth restaurant may leave Sundance Square.
Plus, Dallas police are investigating after a 3-year-old was fatally shot and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) blames the White House for oil production.
Plus, Rowlett police released 911 calls from a deadly helicopter crash last week and the Fort Worth City Council unanimously adopted the redistricting map that it worked on for months and finalized last week.
Plus, Travis Scott posts on social media despite a gag order and a Fort Worth woman helps stop human trafficking in Poland.
Plus, Dallas police are searching for another gunman after the latest in a series of violent crimes.
Plus, a West Texas town is preparing for a SpaceX Blue Origin launch, a Fort Worth woman is helping to keep Ukrainian refugees safe from human trafficking in Poland and smoke from wildfires is making some North Texans sick. KRLD All Local - March 28, 2022
Plus, a social media challenge results in a Roy City school lockdown, and the Texas Pinball Festival returns to Frisco.
Plus, a convicted pill-mill doctor from Arlington has been sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for writing phony prescriptions for painkillers.
Plus, police are investigating a deadly crash in south Fort Worth, a Lewisville man confesses to fatally strangling a woman during an altercation, and law enforcement agencies across North Texas are coming together to create a road rage task force.
Plus Jacksboro businesses band together to support their community and North Texas counties lead the nation in population growth.
Plus, Jacksboro Animal Control is on the hunt for family pets displaced when the tornado ripped through earlier this week, and that’s not the only thing they’re looking for.
Plus, police made an arrest in connection with the murders of two teenage boys in Watauga, an 18-year-old shot at a weekend party in South Dallas has died, and another North Texan is arrested in connection with the deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. KRLD All Local - March 24, 2022
Plus, Oncor gives updates on restoring power to residents, and the Southwest Airlines flight attendant union advocate lifting mask mandates on planes.
Plus, Texas communities continue to recover from Monday's tornadoes. One person was seriously injured in the Mansfield fire early Wednesday morning.
Plus, state leaders hope aid will be available for Texans hit hard by the bad weather on Monday, one person is in custody after allegedly shooting at fire stations in Fort Worth, and a former Navarro College student has been acquitted on a drug charge in a case that turned into a federal civil rights investigation. KRLD All Local - March 23, 2022
Plus, Round Rock also dealing with devastating damage left behind by severe weather. These stories and more on KRLD's All Local- Afternoon News update for March 22, 2022.
Plus, Reginald Kimbro of Plano is off to prison for the rest of his life after being forced to sit through victim impact statements Tuesday and officials continue to assess damage from Monday's severe storms.
Plus, the rain helped but did not douse the wildfires still burning west of Fort Worth, former Dallas City Council member Dwaine Caraway has been released from federal prison, and the parents of a man killed in a fall from a rooftop bar in Dallas have filed a suit against the bar owners. KRLD All Local - March 22, 2022
Plus, White Settlement names a new police chief and 10 people were injured in a shooting over the weekend in Dallas.
Plus, a Wylie man convicted for his role in the U.S. Capitol riot requests a new trial. Plano church will hold a benefit concert to raise money for Ukraine.
Plus, the National Weather Service says western and central Texas remain under an elevated fire risk, Two people were killed in a crash on Interstate 30 in East Dallas, a Dallas man is charged with the stabbing of a woman in an Uptown apartment building, and a Polish-born lieutenant with the Fort Worth Police Department is volunteering at Ukraine refugee center in Poland. KRLD All Local - Morning Update: March 21, 2022
Plus, Reginald Kimbro, Plano, has pleaded guilty to capital murder charges in two counties and sexual assault charges in four counties. Kimbro, 28, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Plus, people are being forced to evacuate their homes as wildfires rip through “Big Country,” about 100 miles West of Fort Worth.
Plus, police in Royse City say a teenager set two homes on fire Thursday before he killed himself, the NTSB says a 13-year-old was behind the wheel of truck that caused a crash that killed 9 in West Texas, and a Dallas County grand jury indicted an Irving man for the murder of his own mother. KRLD All Local - March 18, 2022
A Dallas man has been indicted for murder in a road rage shooting that happened December 2nd; A Federal appeals court panel has upheld the new Texas Voting law; Russian state news agency Tass says a Moscow court announced it has extended the arrest of WNBA star Brittney Griner until May. KRLD All Local - Midday update
The city of Grapevine is the target of a public corruption investigation after two former city workers were accused of misusing city funds; Three NCAA powerhouses are on the schedule today at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth; The numbers are way down but the pandemic continues, so are we done with covid? KRLD All Local - March 17, 2022
Plus, leaders from more than 1,300 cities in Texas and across the country are meeting in Washington DC this week
A bus crash in West Texas last night killed nine people, including six students from a university in New Mexico; Battered Women’s Foundation in North Richland Hills is asking for donations after getting burglarized; Crew bringing down the iconic water tower in Lewisville. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for March 16, 2022
Plus, after pressure from teachers' unions, the Texas Education Agency has decided to add a couple dozen more teachers to its Teacher Retention Task Force; Richardson ISD will wait until after school board elections to hire a new superintendent, and the city of Forney is one step closer to getting an H-E-B store. KRLD All Local - March 16, 2022
Plus, following criticism from the Dallas police chief, Mayor, DA, and even the Governor, a judge has decided to raise a murder suspect's bail after she lowered it. Also, did federal prosecutors in Washington botch the US Capitol riot indictment against a Mansfield man?
Plus, in North Texas, crews from the National Weather Service are checking out the damage from Monday night's reported tornado in Fannin County.
Plus, a man's in the hospital after getting shot in front of a Fort Worth theater on Monday, one person is recovering in the hospital after being injured during a shoot-out with Mesquite police, and Texas drivers could soon be paying more for auto insurance. KRLD All Local - March 15, 2022
Plus, the Ukraine Consul General of Houston is painting a stark picture of the humanitarian crisis enveloping his country.
Plus, Watauga police are working to figure out what led to the deaths of two teenage boys over the weekend.
Plus, Dallas ISD will begin to accept applications for the next superintendent, and a North Texas car dealership is expressing support for Ukraine in a big way. KRLD All Local - March 14, 2022
Plus, the Texas Supreme Court is apparently giving the new Texas fetal heartbeat law the green light.
Plus, Richardson police have captured three burglary suspects after a chase and crash early Friday morning.
Plus, DeSoto ISD goes on spring break a day after a fight at a middle school, a home is damaged in a fire near White Rock Lake, and pizza delivery restaurants are feeling the impact of high gas prices.
Plus, the boys' basketball team at Kimball High School in Dallas is competing for a state championship, but they'll be short-handed tonight because a player has been arrested.
The Texas Library Association is working to stop efforts to ban books inside school and public libraries; Consumer inflation jumps the most in 40 years; First responders from across North Texas are embarking on a four-day journey to honor firefighters who have lost their lives to cancer. KRLD All Local - March 10, 2022
Plus, a North Texas woman is suing Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones claiming that he is her biological father, a Dallas man was sentenced to 55 years in prison for the 2017 kidnapping and murder of a 13-year-old girl, a man is locked up in Dallas after he accidentally shot himself in the leg with a pistol that was connected to a murder, and AAA says the average gasoline price in Texas has topped $4 for the first time ever. KRLD All Local - March 10, 2022
Plus, the Dallas City Council has passed a resolution condemning the invasion of Ukraine, and the city will no longer do business with companies that sign contracts with the Russian government in the future.
CEO of Dallas-based Kruto Vodka doing all he can to take care of his 300 employees at Kruto's two facilities in Ukraine; Professional misconduct complaint against Texas AG Ken Paxton moving forward; Will Major League Baseball finally get a new labor deal done, or will even more games be canceled? KRLD All Local - Midday update for March 9, 2022
Plus, President Joe Biden reached out to a North Texas couple that's fighting to free their son from a Russian prison, Carroll ISD in Southlake has more complaints lobbied against them by NAACP, and the rabbi held hostage at a Colleyville synagogue in January is leaving North Texas. KRLD All Local - Morning Update - March 9, 2022
Plus, Guy Reffitt of Wylie has been convicted of all charges in the first US Capitol riot case to go to trial.
Plus, the family of a former marine being held hostage in Russia hopes to get President Joe Biden's attention while he's in North Texas, a plane-load of Fort Hood troops have been deployed to Europe to backup NATO forces, and passengers on some American Airlines flights will have the chance to donate to relief efforts in Ukraine. KRLD All Local - Morning Update - March 8, 2022
Plus, in Washington, the jury has been sent home in the US Capitol riot trial of a Wylie man.
Plus, Baylor Scott and White’s Faith in Action initiatives is working with Baptist organizations around the world to get desperately needed supplies to people in Ukraine and President Joe Biden will be in Fort Worth Tuesday to push for better care for veterans. KRLD All Local - Midday Update: March 7, 2022
Plus, Houston native and Baylor basketball great Brittney Griner is locked up in Russia and Fort Worth fire recruits will be climbing a lot of stairs to help some local refugees. KRLD All Local - Morning Update March 7, 2022
Plus, Dallas ISD's superintendent says the district is "creating a new era in urban education." Michael Hinojosa is stepping down at the end of 2022, but he says Dallas now has 133 dual language campuses, English learners and African Americans are making faster gains than the state average.
Plus, students protest a candidate for state office at the University of North Texas, a member of the right-wing group Texas Three Percenters testified Friday that he and Guy Reffitt traveled to Washington to disrupt the Electoral College certification Jan. 6, 2021, federal officials are traveling the country to show the threat police officers face every time they respond to a call, and some members of Congress are calling for the U.S. to ban oil imports from Russia. KRLD All Local - March 4, 2022
Plus, the trial continues Friday for a man accused in connection to Shavon Randle's death, a Dallas police officer wanted for offical oppression turned himself in Thursday, and a few days before Wrestlemania takes over AT&T Stadium, WWE is holding open tryouts. KRLD All Local morning update March 4, 2022
Plus, Guy Reffitt of Wylie broke down into sobs today as his son took the witness stand for the government in Reffitt's U.S. Capitol riot trial.
Plus, Gainesville ISD is updating parents about an alleged sexual assault between a high school student and a faculty member, a sergeant with the Dallas Police Department is accused of official oppression, and a pair of bald eagles whose nest fell from a tree near White Rock Lake seems to be sticking around. KRLD All Local midday update news podcast for March 3, 2022
Plus, U.S. Rep. Van Taylor (R-Plano) has ended his run for reelection after word of his affair with the so-called ISIS bride, President Joe Biden will travel to North Texas next week and UT Southwestern is getting a $100 million donation for its new School of Public Health. KRLD All Local morning update for March 3, 2022
Plus, President Joe Biden will visit Fort Worth on Tuesday. He's coming to Texas to campaign for better health care for military veterans. He talked about that priority during his State of the Union address.
Plus, during his State of the Union Address, President Joe Biden said he wants to build a national network of charging stations and modernize 65,000 miles of highway. KRLD All Local midday update news podcast for March 2, 2022
Plus, Attorney General Ken Paxton is headed to a runoff in the race for the Republican nomination, testimony begins Wednesday in the U.S. Capitol riot trial of Guy Reffitt of Wylie, and gasoline prices are heading higher again in North Texas. KRLD All Local morning update news podcast March 2, 2022
Plus, turnout in primary elections is historically low and this year's appears to be no different, lack of experience caused a city worker to delete eight million police files in Dallas last year, North Texas adds a top-level trauma center, and Frisco is working to make a wonderland for bikers. KRLD All Local midday update news podcast for March 1, 2022.
Plus, voters in Tarrant County will select candidates for county judge and two county commissioners, the race for attorney general is expected to be one of the closest statewide contents, as voters heading to the polls elections administrators will watch for Russian interference, and TCU will build a new campus for its medical school in Fort Worth. KRLD All Local morning update March 1, 2022.
Also, five men and a teenager are under arrest for various crimes such as aggravated kidnapping, injury to a child, narcotics trafficking, and weapons violations in southern Dallas. All these stories and more on KRLD's All Local- Afternoon News Update podcast for February 28,22.
Plus, Plano ISD will announce the lone finalist for its superintendent Monday; Gov. Greg Abbott is calling on the Texas Restaurant Association, the Texas Package Store Association, and all Texas retailers to voluntarily remove Russian products from their shelves. He has also directed several state agencies to enhance security for critical infrastructure. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 28, 2022
Plus, an Amber Alert in Fort Worth has come to an end with a girl found safe and a suspect arrested hundreds of miles away in another state.
Plus, Texas Baptist Men needs help sending emergency relief to Ukraine.
These stories and more on KRLD's All Local- Midday News Update for Feb. 25, 2022.
Plus, Dallas opened a third emergency homeless shelter Thursday night due to the sub-freezing temperatures, three of the Dallas firefighters severely injured in the Oak Cliff apartment explosion last September have filed a lawsuit and the fate of the state's controversial abortion law is now in the hands of the Texas Supreme Court. KRLD All Local - Morning Update: Feb. 25, 2022
Plus, ERCOT could face lawsuits over last year's massive power outage during the February snow storm.
Former President, George W. Bush, has released a statement on Russia's attack on Ukraine; Russia's all-out attack on Ukraine drove the price of West Texas crude over 100 dollars a barrel for a time today. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for February 24, 2022
Plus, The bad weather across North Texas affected early voting Thursday, Dallas will spend $5 million to buy a hotel and convert it into a homeless shelter, and football Hall of Famer Troy Aikman could be taking his talents to Monday Night Football, according to several reports. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 24, 2022
Plus, Major Paul Junger with Dallas police says there are so many accidents they don't have enough tow trucks.
More than a third of today's scheduled flights at DFW Airport have been canceled; DART has suspended rail service today and will operate shuttle buses between rail stations; Several schools have canceled all after school activities today because of the weather; Arrests have finally been made in the shooting death of a young woman killed while sleeping in her bed. KRLD All Local - Midday update for February 23, 2022
Plus, several North Texas school districts will be closed or have delayed starts Wednesday and the city of Denton will open a warming shelter Wednesday night through Friday afternoon.
Plus, a former Texas Rangers MVP has plead guilty after being charged with beating his daughter.
Plus, the events that led up to the murder of a Garland convenience store clerk three years ago are being presented to a Dallas County jury, the Dallas County Sheriff's Department is partnering with a chain of auto parts stores in a project that aims to reduce the number of tickets deputies write, and a North Texas woman is asking for help recovering a ring made of her son's ashes. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for Feb. 22, 2022
Plus, Kennedale ISD's only middle school will remain closed through the end of the school year due to flooding, the TSA is recruiting for officers to work at both DFW Airport and Love Field. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 22, 2022
Plus, Texas Supreme Court upholding rulings that favor the city of San Francisco over Exxon Mobil.
These stories and more in your KRLD All Local- Afternoon news update podcast for February 21, 2022.
Plus, a Dallas County jury convicts a Bedford man of murder and police in Fort Worth are looking for the gunman after a shooting.
Plus, bodycam footage has been released by the Mesquite Police Department, showing the moments that led to the shooting death of a suspect from an officer-involved shooting.
Coppell police have identified the woman who was murdered Wednesday morning by her former college roommate; A North Texan continues to languish in a Russian Jail as tensions rise in the region. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for February 18, 2022
Plus, a capital murder indictment has been returned against the father of a teenager who is suspected in a Garland triple murder.
A capital murder indictment has been returned against the father of a teenager who is suspected in a triple murder; The University of Texas at Arlington is formally recognizing its historic ties to Native Americans; Bald eagles who lost their home in Dallas earlier this week may now be starting to rebuild. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for February 17, 2022
Plus, Haltom City police are looking for the person who opened fire in a neighborhood, hitting a child and Dallas police are making good on their promise to crack down on illegal street racing. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 17, 2022
Plus, an ESPN report suggests that the Cowboys paid out a multimillion-dollar settlement to four cheerleaders who accused a former executive of taking inappropriate pictures.
Plus, Brenda Delgado has been turned down by the state's highest criminal court, the Dallas Parks Department has been doing everything in its power to protect a pair of bald eagles nesting near White Rock Lake. KRLD All Local - Midday update for Feb. 16, 2022
Plus, the North Texas man charged with sedition asks for bail, Fort Worth police detained a charter school student who brought a gun to school, the NAACP has filed a federal complaint against Carroll ISD in Southlake. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 16, 2022
Plus, there are 12 adult ICU beds currently available in Denton County which health officials say is unusual.
Plus, Denton County is on track to start up its Boys and Girls Club, Denton County reported fewer than 60,000 active COVID-19 cases Monday, and one of the men who was accused of murdering a woman who lived near Preston Hollow two years ago is out of jail on an electronic monitor. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for February 15, 2022
Plus, a North Texas school district honors a former student who inspired state lawmakers to pass a dating-violence education bill, several grass fires broke out in Dallas-Fort Worth Monday, and another North Texas school superintendent has announced he's resigning. KRLD All Local - Morning Update - Feb. 15, 2022
Plus, the Ukrainian-American Society of North Texas says its members are limited in what they can do to help relatives back home, but that they are doing what they can.
Plus, an investigation is underway in Dallas after more than 130 birds were taken into custody in connection with a large cockfighting operation, several North Texas cities are joining forces to battle aggressive driving, and an American Airlines flight attendant used a coffee pot to help subdue an unruly passenger. KRLD All Local - Morning Update - Feb. 14, 2022
Plus, a dangerous cobra that got away from its owner in August of 2021 is still on the loose, but now the owner is in captivity.
Plus, the Dallas World Aquarium is facing another lawsuit after another child was attacked by a Giant Otter.
Plus, on Feb. 11, 2021 a deadly chain-reaction crash on an icy Fort Worth freeway killed six, Texas teachers are not happy with Gov. Greg Abbott (R), who has pushed his parents' bill of rights while campaigning, an exhibit dedicated to the hit streaming series "1883," shot in Fort Worth, opens Friday at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. KRLD All Local - Morning update for Feb. 11, 2022
Plus, a Garland man was facing the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison with no parole. Now, Dallas County prosecutors have dropped the capital murder case against him.
Plus, officials in the U.S. are bracing for the possibility that a trucker protest crippling Canada could sprout up here, the Census Bureau released data that showed Texas is the top exporting state for the 20th year in a row, and the Salvation Army picked Dallas to be its Valentine. KRLD All Local - Midday update for Feb. 10, 2022
Plus, three Dallas police officers were fired in relation to three separate incidents, Mansfield leaders are set to meet with H-E-B, Garland police work to locate a teen sought in relation to a triple murder, and a Denton County resident pleaded guilty to sending violent threats to a Maryland doctor over vaccines. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 10, 2022
Plus, two men who worked at a church in Carrollton have been arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Plus, one person is dead and two, including a firefighter, are injured after a fire in Dallas; police are asking for the public's help to locate a man they say killed a woman during a domestic violence incident, and voters in Fort Worth will decide whether to triple the salaries of the mayor and city council. KRLD All Local - Midday update for Feb. 9, 2022
At 5 p.m. on Feb. 9, 2021, the official temperature at DFW Airport dipped below freezing. With the exception of a brief three-hour stretch, it would not eclipse 32 degrees again until 12 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 19.In Part 1 of KRLD’s series looking back at the winter storm that hit Texas in February 2021, KRLD Chief Meteorologist Dan Brounoff explains how temperatures got so cold for so long.
When the power went out for many across Texas on Feb, 15, 2021, the outages were supposed to be rolling blackouts -- but that wasn’t the case for millions of Texans. In some cases, the power stayed out for days.In Part 2 of KRLD’s look back at the Texas Winter Storm of 2021, Texas Monthly senior editor Russell Gold, who’s covered the energy industry for two decades, explains what was going on behind the scenes as the lights went out.
Home damage, sky-high energy bills and more than $10 billion in insurance claims statewide highlight just some of the losses sustained by Texans in 2021 when a winter storm, frigid temperatures and a power outage left the state paralyzed for days. Part 3 of KRLD’s look back at the 2021 Texas Winter storm focuses on those losses.
Plus, a 15-year-old Garland boy is fighting for his life after being shot, the trial of a man accused of raping and killing a woman near TCU gets underway in Tarrant County, DeSoto police confirm a body pulled from Mountain Creek Lake in Dallas is 25-year-old Yi Chan. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 9, 2022
Plus, members of a Congressional subcommittee on Homeland Security are taking a deep dive into security at religious institutions, particularly during a rise of anti-Semitism.
Plus, another son of the man police say killed several members of his family this weekend has died from his injuries.
Plus, a Keller man charged in connection with the Boeing 737 MAX jet fraud case heads to court; Texas made it through last week's winter storm without widespread blackouts. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Feb. 8, 2022
Plus, a survey indicates the majority of teachers across Texas are considering a career change.
Plus, it is up to the Texas Supreme Court to set a date for arguments over the authority to issue mask mandates and high school students in Lake Worth are off all week after a flood at the school. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for Feb. 7, 2022
Plus, there was another record-breaking Junior Sale of Champions at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, Frontier Airlines' parent company is buying Spirit Airlines in a $2.9 billion cash-and-stock deal, and Kellen Moore will return as the Cowboys' offensive coordinator. KRLD All Local - Morning Update: Feb. 7, 2022
Plus, the recent winter storm certainly made its presence known, but it wasn’t as severe as the Dallas Office of Emergency Management had planned for.
Plus, while there are still some delays and cancellations, air traffic at both DFW Airport and Dallas Love Field picked up Friday, and DART suspends due to winter weather.
Plus, Denton County roads are in worse condition than they were Thursday, power outages Friday morning blamed on downed power lines from ice and tree limbs.
Plus, few in the Hunt County town of Celeste have electricity because of the ice storm. All this and more on the KRLD All Local- Afternoon News update podcast for Feb. 3, 2022.
Plus, MedStar is urging drivers to stay home, if possible, until road conditions improve and warming shelters open in cities across North Texas.
Plus, there are patches of ice on roadways across North Texas and the Salvation Army opens warming shelters across the area.
Plus, more North Texas schools will close their doors Thursday and Friday, and with freezing weather set to keep plumbers busy over the next few days, one plumber has some advice to save you some money.
Plus, the number of schools canceling class because of the weather is growing by the minute, hundreds of flights to and from North Texas have been preemptively canceled due to weather and ERCOT has issued a winter weather watch effective through Sunday. KRLD All Local - Midday Update: Feb. 2, 2022
Plus, city of Dallas libraries and recreation centers will open this week as warming centers, a Granbury man and founder of the anti-government militia Oath Keepers will testify before the House Jan. 6 select committee Wednesday and a 72-year-old Dallas woman went missing early Wednesday morning. KRLD All Local - Morning Update Feb. 2, 2022
Plus, while you’re preparing for the winter weather, MedStar crews say you need to make sure your medical needs are taken care of. People who rely on medication should have enough to last several days.
Plus, Gov. Greg Abbott held a news conference to update Texans on how state officials are getting ready for the winter storm -- especially when it comes to the power grid.
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will deliver an update Tuesday on what the state is doing to prepare for the storm, the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo says the show will go on as the weather approaches, Exxon Mobil's CEO says the company wanted to "streamline" its business structure, so it's moving its headquarters out of Irving. KRLD All Local - Morning Update - Feb. 1, 2022
Plus, more than 100 people signed up to speak about regulations surrounding short-term rentals in Dallas, and former president Donald Trump holds a rally near Houston.
Plus, a state representative is calling on the North Tarrant Express to make improvements along a stretch of highway in north Fort Worth where a deadly crash took place a year ago, police arrested a man accused of a carjacking outside a North Texas elementary school, Dallas police say two victims of sex crimes helped them bring down a human trafficking ring. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for Jan. 31, 2022
Plus, parents are being warned that a TikTok challenge could be behind several overdoses at North Texas high schools and the man who the FBI says sold the Colleyville synagogue gunman his weapon has a court date Monday. KRLD All Local - Morning Update - Jan. 31, 2021
Plus, Northwest ISD beats rival Carroll ISD in a battle over school boundaries on the KRLD All Local - Afternoon Update: Jan. 28, 2022.
Plus, a woman is still recovering after a vicious dog attack in Coppell and a simple word-guessing game called Wordle is taking social media by storm. These stories and more on the KRLD All Local - Midday Update for Jan. 28, 2022
Plus, Prosper ISD is the latest North Texas school district under scrutiny over the material in its school libraries, Fort Worth ISD has worked out its calendar for the next school year and northern Collin County is getting another hospital. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Jan. 28, 2022
Plus, hospitals are hopeful patient volume will start to decline as COVID-19 cases begin to peak in North Texas, Dallas-based Southwest Airlines reports its first quarterly profit without federal government pandemic aid since late 2019, and the deadline to register to vote in the March primary elections is Jan. 31.
Plus, Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes of Granbury was denied bail Wednesday and will stay in jail until his trial, Dallas County wants Amber Guyger to remain behind bars, and dogs from across America are in Arlington to get trained to sniff out explosives. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Jan. 27, 2022
Plus, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has filed his appeal of the Dallas County mask mandate in the Texas Supreme Court.
Plus, the city of Dallas could put new limits on strip clubs, and for the Dallas ISD, virtual school is no longer just a pandemic thing.
Plus, next month is the anniversary of the Big Texas Freeze that left millions with no lights and no heat for days, and several Republican Senators are demanding more information from the FBI about that terror attack at a Colleyville synagogue. KRLD All Local - Morning Update - Jan. 26, 2022
Plus, the Tarrant County Public Health director says the county will surpass 500,000 COVID-19 cases this week, Dallas ISD teachers want the district to make a change to its COVID-19 return-to-work policy, and Elton John's concert at the American Airlines Center Tuesday night is canceled because the singer tested positive for COVID-19.
Plus, the North Texas housing market is holding strong, particularly for higher-priced homes and Elton John cancels two Dallas concerts after he tests positive for COVID-19.
Plus, Lewisville ISD will temporarily close this week due to an increase in COVID cases, a Denton woman was charged with murder in connection to the death of her grandson, and a federal lawsuit has been filed by a man who claims a Lake Worth cop deliberately ran him over. KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Jan. 25, 2022.
Plus, two motorcyclists were killed in separate Tarrant County crashes involving suspected drunk drivers, DART launched new bus routes on Monday, and Arlington is named the 13th-safest large city in the United States.
Plus, the rollout is underway on a state-backed initiative to help police officers battling depression and other mental health issues; DART rolled out a new bus schedule Monday, overhauling its entire network, and as of Monday, the DFW average gasoline price is up to $3.08 a gallon. KRLD All Local - Midday Update for Jan. 24, 2022
It's back to school Monday for students in the Grapevine-Colleyville and Weatherford school districts, Mesquite police are looking for a killer after a 16-year-old boy was shot to death, and Dallas police are going after fake paper license tags investigators say are helping criminals evade arrest. Get the KRLD All Local - Morning Update news podcast for Jan. 24, 2022
Plus, the chief judge in a D.C. federal circuit Friday declined to dismiss the two most serious charges against accused U.S. Capitol rioter Nicholas DeCarlo.
Plus, one person was injured in a fire at UT Arlington, a fatal fight over inheritance leads to a capital murder charge, and hundreds of thousands of pacifiers were recalled due to a choking hazard. Listen to the KRLD All Local - Midday update news podcast for Jan. 21, 2022
Plus, iconic Dallas-born singer Meat Loaf has died, Dallas will keep COVID-19 precautions in place for city employees, and there has been another legal setback for abortion providers in Texas. Listen to the KRLD All Local - Morning Update news podcast for Jan. 21, 2022
Plus, one person was injured in a Dallas residential fire Thursday afternoon, warming shelters will be open again Thursday night to help those who need a place to get away from freezing temperatures, and Fort Worth leaders celebrate the allocation to more than $400 million to the city's Panther Island project.
Plus, a person wanted for a murder near Burleson was arrested; the city of Dallas is opening warming shelters to get people off the streets due to the freezing temperatures, and American Airlines says omicron dealt a blow to the airline industry's recovery. Get these headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Midday update for Jan. 20, 2022
The number of people hospitalized for COVID-19 in Dallas County has increased more than 300% in the last month, American Airlines pilots will carry signs on a picket line at DFW Airport, and two juvenile boys were arrested in connection with the shooting death of a Fort Worth girl. Get the latest All Local news headlines for Jan. 20, 2022
Plus, the investigation into Colleyville synagogue gunman Malik Akram continues both at home and abroad, and election officials across Texas say a new state law is forcing them to reject thousands of applications for mail-in ballots.
Plus, the Tongan community in North Texas is desperately waiting for word from loved ones after a volcano ravaged Tonga, and there could be more food trucks around Dallas soon as the city council revamps regulations that allow those trucks to operate. Get those headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Morning update news podcast for Jan. 19, 2022
Plus, the hostage-taker in Saturday's attack at a Colleyville synagogue is from a town in England that has seen terrorism-related arrests before, and Dallas-based AT&T delays the launch of 5G service on some towers that are located near major airports.
Plus, McKinney voters will decide whether or not to allow the sale of liquor in the city, and a new development plan is in the works for downtown Allen.
Plus, an appeals court has sent the case of the state's abortion law back to the Texas Supreme Court; and a Fort Worth man who had his home destroyed after a city sewer backed up into his home is on his own. Get these headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Jan. 18, 2022
Plus, the city of DeSoto hosted its inaugural Dr. Martin Luther King Day celebration Monday at city hall and the Texas Secretary of State's website launches a page where voters can check the status of their ballots if they vote by mail. Those headlines and more on the KRLD All Local - Midday Update for Jan. 17, 2022.
People in Fort Worth came together this weekend to celebrate the birthday of a very special young man, and the Fort Worth ISD is going to Mexico City to recruit new teachers. Those headlines and more on the KRLD All Local - Morning Update for January 17, 2022
Plus, Oath Keepers' leader accused of leading the Jan 6th attack on the U.S Capitol appears in court one day after his arrest in Little Elm. The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is on after a year hiatus. A Wind Advisory cancels the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo's All-Western Parade in Downtown. Get these headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Afternoon update news podcast for January 14, 2022.
Plus, Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes is scheduled to appear before a US magistrate judge in Plano, the Deep Ellum Noise Task Force is presenting its findings after a five-month study, and the Dallas Cowboys place three players on the Associated Press NFL All-Pro Team. Get these stories and more in the KRLD All Local - Midday update news podcast for Jan. 14, 2022
Also, Fort Worth's Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade has been cancelled, and a woman is behind bars this morning, charged in connection with a fatal street racing accident in Arlington. Get these headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Morning update news podcast for January 14, 2022
Plus, Aledo Middle School is closed due to a fire, while other North Texas schools close due to staff shortages related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Plus, Dallas ISD superintendent Michael Hinojosa is expected to announce plans to step down at a school board meeting Thursday and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is requiring either proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test in order to see them play.
Plus, Dallas ISD will soon be looking for a new superintendent, and a record number of children are being treated at Cook Children's hospital as the omicron variant continues to spread. Get these headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Morning Update for Jan. 13, 2022
Plus, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals declines to hear the appeal of an Ellis County man serving a 50-year sentence for child sex crimes and Dallas police are still searching for a woman accused of sexually assaulting a child last week.
Plus, parents in Plano ISD are split over whether they want the school board to reimplement a district-wide mask mandate and Dallas police hope a new forensic sketch will help track down a woman accused of sexually assaulting a child.
Plus, Denton County Public Health denies parent claims they are forcing schools to cancel classes due to COVID-19.
Plus, the Denton Public Health Department said it’s not forcing schools to cancel class because of COVID-19, despite complaints from parents, and the city of Dallas is trying to lure a self-driving vehicle facility to North Texas.
Plus, insurance companies will start paying for COVID-19 at-home tests, a judge set April 25 for the retrial of accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir, and Coppell police are asking for help locating a missing teen with intellectual disabilities. Get the headlines in the KRLD All Local - Morning Update for January 11, 2022
Plus, Dallas Area Rapid Transit is overhauling its bus system to try to reach more people, the search continues for two men who stole more than 60 guns from a Denton pawn shop. Get those headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Midday update news podcast for January 10, 2022.
Also, one person has been killed and 4 others hurt following a 2 car crash in Dallas overnight..And Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson is set to unveil a new plan aimed at helping workers stuck in low paying jobs. Get those stories and more on the KRLD All Local - Morning Update news podcast for January 10, 2022
Plus, the Fort Worth police and fire departments experience COVID-19-related staffing shortages, a North Texas team is deployed to help prevent Panhandle wildfires, and a court will decide where the next legal challenge will be heard to Texas' ban on most abortions after six weeks.
Plus, the University of Texas at Arlington is the latest Texas college to announce it will start the second semester online and a Fort Worth salsa company that's seen sales skyrocket said it's adjusting to supply chain issues.
And due to the spike in COVID-19 fueled by the omicron variant, Arlington has postponed its four-day Martin Luther King "Advancing the Dream" celebration. Plus COVID is hitting school districts all over north Texas with cases higher in every district among teachers, staff, as well as children. All these headlines and more in the KRLD All Local - Morning Update for January 7, 2022
Plus, COVID-19 is still surging across North Texas, two high-risk capital murder suspects abscond, and police have opened an investigation into a murder in southern Dallas after a woman's body is found in the street.
Plus, COVID-19-related calls have doubled since late November, according to MedStar, the University of Texas will hold most classes online during the first two weeks of the spring semester, and an HEB could soon arrive in southern Dallas.
Plus no word yet if charges will be filed after a one year old got hold of a loaded gun in a car and shot his mother and infant sibling. And as the omicron surge continues, the number of COVID-related hospitalizations in North Texas is at its highest level since September.These are the 1080 KRLD News Headlines for Jan 6th
Plus, the pandemic has hit the film industry hard, but as people head back out, one Texas-based theater chain is making a bet on the future. Hear all of this and more in the KRLD All Local - Midday update news podcast for Jan. 5.
Several North Texas mayors urging Congress to approve federal voting rights legislation and a computer snafu leads to major juror shortage in Dallas County - those are some of the headlines for January 5, 2022
Plus, the spread of COVID-19 in Texas is higher than it's been at nearly any point during the pandemic, firefighters in Fort Worth battled two large blazes overnight Monday into Tuesday, and the Dallas Cowboys game final regular-season game has been moved from Sunday afternoon to Saturday night.
Plus, the demand for COVID-19 tests leads to long wait times and a man who went missing from the Denton State Supported Living Center was located after an hours-long search by ground and by air.
Plus, a woman convicted in a murder-for-hire plot that killed a Dallas dentist asks for a new trial and a winning lottery ticket is sold at a Flower Mound gas station. The buyer has not yet claimed their $16 million prize.