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Despite the frigid temps, Richardson ISD crossing guard is making sure kids get to and from school safely
It’s one thing to survive a Texas cold snap -- but KRLD's Georgia Alfredas talks to one North Texas man working in it.
How Rent-A-Chicken can help you combat expensive egg prices
With the high cost of eggs these days, KRLD's Russell Scott caught up with a company that's helping bring down that cost. It's called rentthechicken.com. If you're interested, you can find Jenn online!
Texas Lottery Commission faces heat from the LT Governor over $83.5 million winning ticket
Lt Governor Dan Patrick is calling for the end of the Texas Lottery Commission’s use of lotto couriers to sell purchased tickets through online apps. Here's KRLD's Chris Fox.
Gov. Abbott says school choice fight nears the end as Texas Senate passes voucher bill
Governor Greg Abbott is renewing his push to pass a bill that would allow for school choice in Texas. Abbott spoke to the Texas Public Policy Foundation's summit in Austin.
Investigation underway after 11-year-old's death by suicide after being bullied over immigration status
An 11-year-old Gainesville girl died by suicide...now - an investigation is underway after allegations - she was bullied - over her immigration status.
Things To Do Around DFW: Live music, theater, Dallas Blooms & more
From live music from the likes of Mary J. Blige to local productions of award-winning Broadway hits, there's plenty to do across North Texas this weekend. Plus, it was a cold week in North Texas, but Dallas Blooms starts at the Dallas Arboretum as temperatures begin to warmup on Saturday.
Extreme Cold Warning expires, but cold air sticks around
An Extreme Cold Warning across North Texas expires at 9 a.m. Thursday, but high temperatures still may not reach freezing. Things start to warm up on Saturday.
This app can help you keep track of where your favorite restaurants are
Our App today is called Yumbox. How many restaurants do we have around us? Sometimes, we have too many choices that we can't remember where we had one really good meal. This app can help you keep track of where your favorite restaurants are. Add your favorites into the list. It can filter out your searches by what types of foods are your favorites. Find which places are closest to where you are. Look for anything by price or rating. It's a great way to locate your favorite cuisine if you're visi
North Texas cities reach out to the homeless during cold
Cities in the Metroplex are working to warn homeless people about the cold weather. KRLD's Alan Scaia spoke with the Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions Director, Christine Crossley, to learn more.
Extreme Cold Warning in place as coldest air of season arrives
The coldest air of the winter season has arrived across the Lone Star State. An Extreme Cold Warning is in place across North Texas until 9 a.m. Thursday. This is for dangerous wind chills below 10 degrees.
Find a dependable babysitter near you with this app
Our App today is called June Care. This is an app for parents who need to find dependable child care. It can put you in touch with babysitters and stay-at-home mothers. The sitters in the app can be available whenever you need them. If you need someone to watch the kids after school, you can find someone. There are all kinds of ways you can personalize the child care that you need. It'll connect you with people. You can have video calls with prospective sitters and work up a schedule to meet in
Governor says Texas grid 'has never been stronger' heading into cold
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas says it expects "adequate supply" of electricity through the cold weather expected this week. Extreme Cold Warnings stretch from the Panhandle, across Dallas/Fort Worth and to the Rio Grande through noon Thursday.
Mahomes jersey, and Luka Doncic's rookie card are among the items up for bid in Irving
An auction in Irving celebrates iconic moments in sports this weekend. Bidding has started in the "Winter Platinum Night Sports Auction." KRLD's Alan Scaia
Mansfield ISD ranks highest-paying school district in DFW
Not all Texas teachers make the same salary. Where you work makes a difference. According to a new survey, the top-paying school district in DFW is Mansfield ISD. Arlington, Irving and HEB aren't too far behind and teachers looking for new jobs are taking note.
Winter Weather Advisory in place Tuesday, Extreme Cold Warning in effect through Thursday
A Winter Weather Advisory will be in place from noon Tuesday until midnight. An Extreme Cold Warning for dangerous wind chills is in effect Tuesday night through Thursday.
App uses AI to write poetry about a user's photos
Users might have a lot of fun with the app Pamera The Poem Camera, and they might not be able to stop themselves. This app has one purpose. It uses an A.I. to take a look at a user's photos. When they choose a picture, the artificial intelligence will take it and write a poem about the picture. This one can occupy a lot of time. Pamera – The Poem Camera is $3 on iTunes.
Texas officials deliver preparedness update ahead of Arctic blast
Gov. Greg Abbott and other state officials held a press conference on Monday to deliver an update on state resources ahead of an Arctic blast set to arrive on Tuesday.
Dangerously cold air will impact North Texas by mid-week
The coldest air of the season is on its way to North Texas. The big question is, how quickly will temperatures drop below freezing and how soon will precipitation move out?
Users can find others to run errands for them with this app
School is back in session. Work is more demanding than ever. Until things get back to normal, you might need some help getting certain things done. That's where the app Errand comes in. Users can get someone to run those errands, while they tend to other important chores around the house or at work. New research says the average person spends about three hours a day just running errands. This can give that time back. Errand is a free app on iTunes and Android.
Texas looks to position itself as major player in film industry
This legislative session, the Texas Senate has already allocated $498 million to revamp the Texas Film Incentive program. With more productions choosing to film in the Lone Star State, Texas is becoming a major player in the industry. Rebekah Smith is known as the Film Festival Doctor and joined KRLD to explain why she believes Texas is positioning itself as a top contender in the world of film. On Feb. 24 in Fort Worth, she is hosting a workshop at the Modern Art Museum from 7-9 p.m. called "Ho
Beautiful Saturday before Sunday cold front
For the second straight week, North Texas will get a beautiful Saturday before a cold front blows in and drops temperatures for Sunday.
Make the perfect Valentine's Day card for your loved ones with this app
Our App today is called Love Cards Plus. It's Valentine's Day. If you don't want to do the old-fashioned flowers or candy, this might do. You can find one or more of your favorite photos and turn them into an e-card to share with your significant other. You'll find different kinds of virtual frames, different color filters. The app lets you use special filters to turn the picture into a work of art. It could be a pencil sketch or some pastels. There are even different kinds of animations, so you
Texas Senate passes two property tax savings bills
Texas homeowners could see around $360 in property tax savings from bills passed by the Texas Senate. Tasked by Governor Abbott with delivering Texans $10 billion in property tax savings, the Texas Senate has passed on the State House two bills they believe will do just that.
Things To Do Around DFW: Country music, live theater, the Harlem Globetrotters & more
Catch live theater at Casa Manana, performances by Alan Jackson at Dickies Arena or Hudson Westbrook at Billy Bob's, or even the Harlem Globetrotters in both Dallas and Fort Worth. Here's what else is going on over President's Day weekend in North Texas.
Despite hiring struggles, small business owners are feeling good about the future
The National Federation of Independent Business has releaseed their latest job report for small businesses.
Their Optimism Index dropped a bit in January, down 2.3 points to 102.8, but overall, small business owners are still feeling good about the future—... though there’s definitely some growing uncertainty.
They are having some hiring struggles.
J.R. Gonzales joined KRLD to help break it all down. He is the Vice Chair of the Texas Association of Mexican American Chamber of Commerce, and a sma
From pipe-bursting cold to brief warm-ups, wild temperature swings through the weekend
Thursday will remain chilly, with a brief warm-up expected by Saturday. Temperatures will drop again, followed by another warm-up, and then a return to cold temperatures, potentially accompanied by precipitation by mid-week.
This app helps you place all your social media feeds in one place
Our App today is called Tapestry. Finally, there's a way to look at all your social media feeds and you don't have to keep jumping around from app to app to see anything from Tumblr to Bluesky to YouTube. Tapestry takes all the feeds you want and sends you a news feed of everything from just about everywhere that you're interested in or following. It's all in chronological order so you don't have to worry about any social media company deciding what it thinks you'd be interested in. You can use
Troy Aikman, Dak Prescott greet models for Children's Cancer Fund Gala
NFL Hall of Famer Troy Aikman and current Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott met with current and recovering cancer patients this week at NorthPark Center. Twenty kids will model clothes donated by Dillard's at the Children's Cancer Fund Gala this spring.
Why does the Luka trade still hurt?
Dr. Lance Lusk from UTD on Why does the Luka Trade still hurt?
Fort Worth approves plan for Juneteenth museum
The Fort Worth City Council has unanimously approved plans for the National Juneteenth Museum to be built on the city's Near Southside. KRLD's Alan Scaia shared some of the officials' speeches about this plan.
Morning storms will give way to chilly, windy afternoon
A powerful storm system exited North Texas on Wednesday morning, with gusty winds and colder air lingering throughout the day. Overnight lows will plummet, potentially causing pipes to burst, while below-average temperatures persist through Friday. A brief warm-up is anticipated on Saturday, followed by another cold snap.
This app can come up with ingenious ways of making custom party invitations
Our App today is called Apple Invites. Apple just came out with a new way to bring people together for any kind of party that you can think of. This app can come up with ingenious ways of making custom party invitations. It can be for any kind of party. You can make custom invites with pictures from your photo library, or use any of the emojis as part of the process. The app can also give perfect directions to the event through the Maps app and give your guests just the information on what to we
Texas Republicans hope 2025 is the year they get the 10 Commandments on display in public school classrooms
Texas Lt Governor Dan Patrick made 10 Commandments legislation a priority after it failed in 2023 and then passed in Louisiana. Here's KRLD's Chris Fox with the story.
More than 10 bills to stop Texas from having to switch from Standard to Daylight Savings and back
If you are tired of having to change your clocks twice a year there may be some hope coming from the State Capitol.
Fort Worth City Council to vote on Juneteenth Museum development
The Fort Worth City Council will vote on a resolution Tuesday evening to support the construction of the National Juneteenth Museum. The museum could be built on the city's Near Southside, replacing a community center at the corner of Rosedale and New York Avenue.
1-2 inches of rain possible across North Texas with temperatures in the 40s
Waves of rain will persist through early Tuesday morning, with temperatures remaining on the chilly side. A stronger front is expected to arrive Wednesday night, followed by a couple of morning freezes. A brief warm-up is anticipated on Friday, with temperatures rising rapidly, only to drop again by Saturday afternoon into Sunday.
Cold, rainy start to the week across North Texas
North Texas will experience a series of diverse weather conditions over the next seven days, with a cold, rainy start to the week.
Simplify your finances with this app
Our App today is called Monarch. This is a budgeting app to help you make your finances a little simpler. It brings all of your accounts together, so you can see them all in one place. It gives you the peace of mind when you're able to know where your money is at all times. It allows you to coordinate with your family members to keep track of your budgets. This app is recognized as one of the best budgeting apps for families and couples. Keep ahead of any bills or subscriptions that are coming d
Keller ISD students walk out over plans to split the district
A few dozen students at high schools in Keller walked out of class Friday over the district's proposal to split apart. KRLD's Alan Scaia is following the story and interviewed those on the walk out.
Congressional Democrats respond to president's executive orders on immigration
Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are responding to President Donald Trump's executive orders on immigration. Since taking office, the president has signed executive orders declaring an emergency at the southern border, requiring asylum seekers to wait for their hearings in Mexico, suspending refugee admissions and seeking to end the release of migrants as they await hearings.
Friday is AHA's 'Go Red for Women' Day
Friday is the American Heart Association's "Go Red for Women" and February is American Heart Month -- a month to recognize the impact that heart disease has on everyone. Vice President of Health Strategies at the American Heart Association Jenny Eyer joined KRLD on Friday.
Up and down temperatures continue; record-high possible Saturday
Temperatures will take us on a roller coaster ride through the weekend before they stay cool next week. A couple of inches of rain could arrive with the dip in temperatures.
Truck driver who kidnapped and murdered a Dallas sex worker gets life sentence
A truck driver who kidnapped then murdered a Dallas sex worker faces an automatic life federal prison term.
Drones can save your Super Bowl party with last-minute deliveries
What happens if you run out of something like chips or drinks while your Super Bowl party is going on? You don't need to leave the house and you don't need to grab GrubHub to deliver stuff. You can have that emergency stash delivered to you through drones. Wing is working a special event in Frisco for the game this weekend and representative Nicole Schone joined the KRLD Afternoon News on Thursday.
Dumpling gives you a little more control over your grocery shopping
Our App today is called Dumpling. During the pandemic, you might have discovered the wonders that are online grocery shopping sites, like Instacart or personal shopping at Walmart or Kroger Delivery. Dumpling gives you a little more control over your grocery shopping, because you don't have to stick to just one store. This is a personal shopper that you hire to do your shopping at any local store. You don't have to worry about any loyalty cards or memberships. The shopper you hire will provide a
Border Patrol responds to Texas school district allegations that agents will board school buses
Border Patrol is responding to allegations they will be boarding school buses to check student immigration status. They say they will not.
Fort Worth company working with FAA to integrate drones into airspace
A company in Fort Worth that develops unmanned aerial systems is working with the FAA to develop industry-wide solutions to include drones in the nation's airspace. KRLD's Alan Scaia speaks with Galaxy US Chief Operating Officer Tony White for more information.
Texas Congressman calls for impeachment of President Trump
A Texas Congressman says he will file articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. Al Green is a Democrat representing the state's 9th Congressional District, covering areas of southern Houston. Here's the speech he gave announcing his decision.
Things To Do Around DFW: Dallas Hot Chocolate Run, Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo & more
The weekend is here! There are lots of places to visit around North Texas while the weather is chill. From exhibits to plays, there are plenty of things to do for fun.
Unseasonably warm temperatures return through Saturday
Unseasonably warm temperatures, a flirtatious cold front, unseasonably warm again, a stronger cold front, and widespread rain are anticipated over the next seven days.
National Girls & Women in Sports Day: Why females in sports matter more than ever
Wednesday, February 5th, we’re celebrating National Girls and Women in Sports Day! Today on KRLD we were joined by an advocate for women in sports, Jennifer Yepez-Blundell, co-founder of "We are Drafted," to talk about the importance of representation, opportunity, and breaking barriers in the world of athletics.
Capture, convert, and organize your files with this app
Our App today is called Adobe Scan. Remember the days when you had to use a flatbed scanner to save a bunch of documents in PDF format? That way you could edit them on your desktop or laptop and send them off electronically. This app does it right there on your phone. It turns your phone into a scanner and lets you organize and save your important documents into PDFs. You can also use the scanner to turn those papers into photos, just like you would with your camera. Only this has text recogniti
Governor talks immigration at the White House
Texas Governor Greg Abbott says he is meeting with the president Wednesday in Washington D.C. KRLD's Alan Scaia is on the story and shares a chunk of President Trump's speech about the matter.
35 years later: Alliance Airport says it's had a $130 billion economic impact
AllianceTexas is marking 35 years since opening. The master-planned project led by Hillwood covers 27,000 acres around Alliance Airport in Far North Fort Worth. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia with the interview.
Temperatures will vary north to south as front stalls over North Texas
A tale of two air masses is unfolding in North Texas. You will remain on the cool side if you reside north of the front through Friday. Conversely, living south of the front, you can expect temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. There is a possibility of record-breaking warmth on Saturday, followed by a return to chilly conditions Sunday through Tuesday, accompanied by rain.
App helps users stay organized digitally
The app Enki is an A.I. assistant that helps users eople will find the links the need for daily use. It's like a sticky note. The user can copy those links and text with just a swipe. Enki can organize and review a user's entire digital life. Save Bookmark Links: Enki is a free app on iTunes.
Breaking down the shocking trade of Luke Doncic
It was something Mavs fans never thought they'd hear - Luka Doncic officially introduced as the newest member of the LA Lakers. KRLD's Austin York joined David Rancken and Kristin Diaz on the KRLD Afternoon to break it all down.
Online and casino gambling have strong support in Texas, poll shows
The latest numbers from a University of Houston poll show Texans not only strongly support legalizing destination casino resorts, but a majority also want the state to allow online sports betting.
Texas A&M aims to lead the 'nuclear renaissance'
Texas A&M says it will partner with four companies to build "small nuclear reactors" in the state. Governor Greg Abbott mentioned nuclear power in his State of the State address Sunday. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia with the story.
A look at air traffic control staffing at Texas airports
The air traffic control tower at Reagan National Airport may have been understaffed the night of the collision between an incoming flight and an Army helicopter. Across the country, the Federal Aviation Administration has been working to fill open jobs at air traffic control centers. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia to see how Texas airports deal with the news.
Texas Democrats call on GOP to help stop President Trump from waging trade war
Speaking from the steps of San Antonio City Hall, US Congressman Joaquin Castro called a trade war potentially destructive to the Texas economy.
Groups lash out at proposed book-banning laws for Texas
A broad coalition of educational, civil rights, and literary advocacy organizations are banding together to sound the alarm over proposed legislation that would make access to books more difficult in Texas.
Unseasonably warm temperatures stick around through Saturday
DFW tied the record high of 84 degrees on Monday, and Tuesday started with clouds and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. The unseasonably warm weather will continue across North Texas through Saturday. A stalled cold front will drift through the area Tuesday afternoon and after that, temperatures will warm up again.
This app provides you help and support in life’s hardest moments
Our App today is called Untangle. Life is so extraordinarily hard sometimes. Everyone will deal with some kind of utter grief in their lives, and everyone will need some kind of support to help them. This app can help with your support system, depending on what is going on in your life. It could be the loss of a family member to cancer or suicide. Or maybe the loss of a parent or a spouse. It hosts live events and group chats if you just need someone to talk to. It can provide comfort and tools
State lawmakers to create 'Texas Cyber Command,' Abbott says
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has named a project dealing with cyber security an emergency item for state lawmakers. Abbott made the announcement during his "State of the State" address Sunday.
Abbott highlights property tax relief, school choice in State of the State address
Gov. Greg Abbott declared in his State of the State address Sunday night that Texas has never been better as he laid out his top seven emergency legislative priorities, including $10 billion in property tax relief.
The price of a dozen eggs reaches record highs, jumped 50% in the last year
Egg prices are cracking new highs. The price of a dozen eggs has jumped 50% in the last year, now averaging $5.29 a dozen.
Demonstrations over immigration policy take place across Texas
For the second straight weekend, protesters filled the streets of Downtown Dallas upset with President Donald Trump's executive orders on immigration. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia with more.
Record-high temperatures in store this week for North Texas
A couple of cold fronts will impact North Texas this week, but the cooler air associated with these fronts will remain north of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. As a result, we will have to wait until late Saturday for the next significant cool-down.
This map app has locations you can't find anywhere else
ur App today is called Organic Maps. This is a maps app that gives you detailed maps offline. And it says it has locations that don't show up on any of the other maps apps. It comes with more than just driving directions. It has turn-by-turn directions if you're cycling, hiking, or even just walking. It also has voice navigation when you're driving like the others. The main difference beyond the offline feature is: it protects your privacy. It doesn't give you ads. It doesn't track you or keep a
Houston Hispanic civil rights groups protest Trump's mass deportations to Guantanamo Bay
Compassion, humanity and decency - that’s what many of the Hispanic civil rights groups gathered in Houston Friday are calling for from state and federal officials when carrying out the mass deportations.
Dallas ISD students move into new library
Kids at a high school in Dallas are moving into a new library. The Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy has rebuilt its library adding more space for students to work together, college and career counselors, and even a podcast studio. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia speaking to some of the students.
Beaumont alligator Big Al's decision to eat juicy steak could predict early spring or longer winter
Here in Texas, we don't need a groundhog to tell us if winter is over, because we have an alligator! While everyone else watches Punxsutawney Phil up north, we can watch Big Al at Gator Country in Beaumont, Texas.
Lake Worth police chase, standoff ends with deadly shooting
One man is dead after he was shot by police following a vehicle pursuit in Lake Worth that ended with a standoff in Fort Worth on Thursday, police say.
Next seven days to feature spring-like weather
Following a cold January, February is expected to begin with warm temperatures for this time of year. It only gets better through most of next week.
This is a video-conferencing app for you to use inside your home
Our App today is called Intercomm. We know how much video calls made our lives easier during the pandemic. You can now use the same kind of technology to keep in touch with everybody in the same house. It might sound ridiculous, but we know that people will text each other in the same house. It's a video-conferencing app for you to use inside your home. The app can connect through your Sonos speakers or any other smart speaker. It lets you have intercom abilities anywhere in your smart home. You
Poll: Two-thirds of Texans believe there should be a way for some undocumented immigrants to stay legally
President Trump’s mass deportation order has tremendous bipartisan support in Texas. That’s according to the latest poll out of the University of Houston.
NTSB outlines investigation plan into D.C. plane crash
A midair collision occurred Wednesday night near Reagan Washington National Airport. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) held a news conference Thursday afternoon to outline their plans for leading the investigation. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will also assist in examining flight data, air traffic control communications, and other critical factors surrounding the incident.
Fort Worth-based American Airlines expresses 'deep sorrow' after plane crash in Washington
The head of American Airlines flew from DFW to Washington overnight, and he says the airline will cooperate "fully" with federal investigators piecing together what led to last night's crash. Here's the live presser the CEO spoke in regarding the accident.
President Donald Trump addresses passenger jet collision with military helicopter in DC
President Donald Trump addressed the nation from the White House on Thursday about the passenger jet collision with the military helicopter in DC Wednesday night.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shares update into jet collision investigation in DC
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shares insight into the investigation of the commercial jet plane collision with Blackhawk helicopter in DC Wednesday night.
Houston LGBTQ Group forced quickly to change event venue
The annual Thrive event was supposed to be held Thursday, January 30th at the Federal Reserve's location in Houston. Tammi Wallace, the organization's co-founder, president, and CEO, got an email from the Fed at nine that night, telling her they could no longer host. She had been on the phone with the caterers just a few hours before. Here's KRLD's Barbara Schwarz.
Retired military air traffic controller discusses jet plane collision
The plane crash in Washington, D-C happened in airspace that is highly restricted - and monitored. KRLD's Kristin Diaz spoke with a retired military air traffic controller about some of the precuations in place...to make sure this type of crash never happens.
DFW gets record rainfall, sun returns by Thursday afternoon
DFW Airport received nearly 4 inches of rain from Wednesday night to Thursday morning, with a record rainfall of 2.80 inches measured on Wednesday. The airport is already approaching Thursday's record of 1.24 inches.
Things To Do Around DFW: Asia Times Square Lunar New Year, Chef Bowers Art Show, Dallas Open & more
There are lots of places to visit around North Texas! From exhibits to festivals and of course the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, there are plenty of things to do for fun.
Simplify your smart home with this app
Our App today is called Roomie. How many remotes do you have to control everything in your house? You might have 3 or 4 for your TV alone. This app can help you get rid of all of those, and you can control everything with your phone. It can give you control of your smart TV's from just about every brand. It works with all kinds of satellite and cable boxes, as well as streaming sticks like Roku and Amazon Firestick. It also works with your SmartHome devices for your lights and thermostats. It ha
What to expect after Day 1 of Lunar New Year
It's a time of year celebrated by billions of people across the world on the first new moon of their calendar: Lunar New Year. Caroline Kim is the Director of Development for the Crow Museum of Asian Art at The University of Texas at Dallas. She joined KRLD to talk about how today is just the start of a long line of celebrations for many.
Medical students, Special Olympics athletes meet for conference at UNTHSC
Special Olympics student-athletes from Fort Worth ISD spent Wednesday at UNT Health Science Center interacting with medical students. Project DREAM BIG pairs medical students with students with special needs. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia has the story.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick rolls out his top 25 bills for the State Senate
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick issued this statement today upon announcing the first round of his top 40 priority bills for the 89th regular legislative session.
United Football League opens Arlington headquarters
The United Football League has opened its headquarters in Arlington's Entertainment District. The UFL, formed as a result of a merger between the XFL and United States Football League in 2024, had been based in Birmingham, Alabama.
Heavy rain, isolated high winds to arrive early Thursday morning
Scattered showers arrived early Wednesday and will continue intermittently throughout the day today. Heavy rain is expected between midnight and 9 a.m. Thursday, with the possibility of high winds. After the rain moves out, there will be a favorable weather pattern shaping up lasting through early next week. Some areas may even reach 80 degrees on Sunday and Monday.
Abbott deploys tactical strike teams to assist with ICE raids
A day after ramping up the troop count along Texas' southern border, Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is now focusing state resources on assisting the Trump administration with ICE raids in the state.
Fort Worth swears in next city manager
Fort Worth's next city manager started the job Tuesday. Jay Chapa has worked for the city 25 years and replaces David Cooke, who is retiring.
Dallas firefighters are back after two weeks fighting California's wildfires
Some Dallas firefighters are returning home after two weeks on the California firelines.
Escaped inmate from Alabama arrested near Melissa Buc-ee's
Police arrested an escaped inmate from Alabama at a Buc-ee’s in North Texas after they used advanced surveillance technology to track him down.
Dallas police to hold community meeting in downtown to address CVS murder
The Dallas Police Department is set to host a community meeting on Tuesday night in Downtown Dallas to address the murder of a CVS security guard on Friday.
Farmers Branch Police officer injured in overnight shooting
A Farmers Branch Police officer was hit by shrapnel after a shooting involving the department overnight. The department says Farmers Branch officers were working with Addison officers to find a suspect who may have been involved in drug activity along Belt Line, two blocks east of Marsh, about 1:30 a.m.
Showers, isolated thunderstorms expected across North Texas on Wednesday night
Clouds returned to North Texas on Tuesday morning, bringing a few sprinkles, scattered showers on Wednesday, and numerous showers, some severe, late Wednesday through Thursday morning. It will be followed by a return to sunny skies and 70-degree temperatures this weekend.
Fort Worth ISD begins 2025 'Readers Become Leaders' competition
Schools in Fort Worth have started their "Readers Become Leaders" competition. The school district, Fort Worth Sports Commission and NCAA launched the partnership in 2019.
Chance of heavy rain, strong wind arrives Wednesday
The fog and drizzle have moved out of North Texas and near-freezing or slightly below temperatures have returned. A significant amount of rainfall is heading to North Texas on Wednesday, with isolated severe weather possible. The latter part of the 7-day forecast looks pleasant, with spring-like temperatures arriving this weekend.
App helps users get from point A to point B
Car navigation systems are just about the most important thing that we use when we're going somewhere. Sygic is a GPS nav system that works whether your car is connected to the Internet or offline. It comes with 3D offline naps and all the nav features that you expect from a service like Google Maps or Waze. Sygic GPS Navigation & Maps is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.
John Ratcliffe: The 9th CIA Director
The man who will lead the Central Intelligence Agency is familiar to North Texas. KRLD's L.P. Phillips reports on John Ratcliffe's rise through the ranks.
Fort Worth police release body camera footage from 2 separate officer-involved shootings
Fort Worth police on Friday released body camera video of two officer-involved shootings earlier this month. Officers responded to two unrelated calls on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
Local historian weighs in on President Trump's order to release JFK Files
On Thursday, President Trump signed an order that all the remaining files from the assassination of John F. Kennedy should be released. KRLD's L.P. Phillips talks to a local Kennedy historian about what this might mean.
Temperatures warm up ahead of weekend rain chances
Another frigid morning enveloped North Texas Friday morning. Meanwhile, a powerful storm system is poised to bring much-needed rain to Southern California's Valley regions and snow to higher elevations over the weekend. This system will impact the weather in North Texas from Wednesday to Friday next week.
Arlington Police make second arrest in business robbery
Arlington Police have made a second arrest connected to an officer-involved shooting earlier this month. Chief Al Jones says two guys robbed a payday loan business on Pioneer Parkway on January 6th. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia reporting.
Beautiful end to the week before weekend rain chances arrive
Will the unsettled January weather pattern persist as we approach the end of the month? At least for the next two and a half days, the weather will be exceptional, characterized by cool afternoons and chilly mornings.
Things To Do Around DFW: Denton Black Film Festival, Luminosa: A Festival of Lights & more
Cold weather continues this weekend, but the fun doesn't stop. There are lots of places to visit around North Texas! From theater, exhibits, and festivals to the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, there are plenty of things to do for entertainment.
Texas etiquette expert shares tips on political talk with friends and family
There is a new party in office but seemingly the same political discord. Everyone has an opinion and they're sharing it with family, friends, and co-workers. KRLD's Georgia Alfredas spoke with Texas Image and etiquette expert Valerie Sokolosky about the proper etiquette when it comes to political talk.
Kimberly Bizor Tolbert is the new Dallas city manager
Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson announced Wednesday afternoon that Interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert is the new city manager. Here are the remarks from Tolbert after the announcement.
When we should and should NOT file an insurance claim
Texans have been dealing with unprecedented weather in the last couple of weeks and a lot of people are trying to navigate the insurance company and home damage issues. We spoke to Harry Smith with Goosehead insurance about when we should, and should NOT file a claim.
Fort Worth ISD in 'crisis' over student literacy
The Fort Worth Independent School District has passed a resolution to "prioritize" student literacy. The school board passed the resolution Tuesday night.
Texas woman wins nearly $3M settlement after being burned by barbecue sauce
Remember when a woman sued McDonald's for being burned by scorching coffee? A similar lawsuit has been won in Texas. Nearly two years ago, 19-year-old Genesis Monita got a second-degree burn on her thigh from hot sauce that came with her breakfast tacos.
Cold start to Wednesday, but warming trend begins
While residents across the Gulf Coast states experienced record snowfall, North Texans faced extremely cold temperatures. A Cold Weather Advisory remained in effect until 9 a.m. Wednesday and temperatures will warm with some potential rain by the weekend.
App digitizes credits, tickets, and more
Phones are practically replacing wallets these days. People will scan their driver's licenses or credit cards into the Apple Wallet. Pass4Wallet is an app to supplement those kinds of apps by scanning in rewards, discount cards, or coupons. It digitizes everything from boarding passes to library cards to vaccination records. It even has a way for users to use their maps app to guide them to places in their wallets. Pass4Wallet is a free app on iTunes.
Despite cold weather, Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is ready for crowds
A Cold Weather Advisory continues through Wednesday morning across North Texas. The National Weather Service says low temperatures could reach into the low 20s Tuesday night.
Freezing temperatures for North Texas, winter storm to the south
A significant winter storm will impact Central and Southeast Texas on Tuesday, including cities like Brownsville, San Antonio, Fredericksburg, Austin, College Station, Victoria, Houston, and Beaumont/Port Arthur, where blizzard warnings have been issued. It marks the first time blizzard warnings have been issued for Beaumont/Port Arthur.
Cold weather advisory is still active with possible snow flurries Monday evening
Frigid temperatures continue and a few flurries are possible later today across north Texas. Potentially hazardous road conditions are anticipated Tuesday into early Wednesday 150+ miles south of DFW. Afternoon highs today and tomorrow will struggle to exceed 35 degrees. Overnight lows will plummet into the twenties and teens again for tomorrow and Wednesday mornings. Furthermore, a Cold Weather Advisory remains in effect, with a possibility of snow flurries this evening through 9:00 a.m. tomorr
Cold Weather Advisory in place, light snow possible late Monday
Temperatures fell to near 20 degrees on Sunday morning with wind chills in the single digits. As a result, the Cold Weather Advisory will remain in effect until 9 a.m. Monday. This advisory was previously referred to as a Wind Chill Advisory. Several more hard freezes are expected through Wednesday, but the wind will subside.
First of three cold fronts arrives; Cold Weather Advisory issued
Cold front No. 1 moved through North Texas overnight, cold front No. 2 will arrive Saturday night, and cold front No. 3 will arrive on Tuesday. It's a 1-2-3 punch and there is a threat of some light snow late Monday into Tuesday.
Company opens 'optimized' data center in Irving
A company has cut the ribbon on a data center in Irving that aims to limit water and electricity use. Edged U.S. opened the 169,000 square foot center this week.
Non-profits start homeless outreach ahead of next cold snap
Another stretch of cold weather is forecast to hit North Texas late this weekend. Friday afternoon, the National Weather Service expected a cold front to arrive Saturday bringing wind gusts out of the north up to 20 miles an hour and wind chills dropping into the teens Saturday night; lows in the 20s are expected through Wednesday night.
Expert offers tips to protect plants from cold
Another cold snap is just a day away across North Texas. We are hear that we should protect our pipes, pets, and plants. Keith Brock is the senior director of horticulture at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden and joined KRLD to share some tips on protecting our landscapes.
Cold front arrives early Saturday, light snow possible early next week
Friday will be the last day with temperatures in the 60s for quite some time. A strong Arctic blast is expected to arrive close to midnight, bringing much colder air that will persist through the middle of next week.
This app might help you to cut back on the time you spend on your phone
Our App today is called Clarymind. We all spend too much time on our phones. This app might help you to cut back some. It’s a way to give you a few moments to decide if opening that app is something that you really want to do. When you click on another app, this will let you take a pause to see if you really want to go down that rabbit hole of YouTube videos, or if you want to get into a flamewar with someone else on social media. The app says it wants to cut back on that addiction to our phones
Texas GOP Chair Abraham George discusses 8 key issues this legislative session
Now that the Legislature is in session, Texas Republicans say their party is not divided and they're hoping to get things moving with their focus on eight key issues. Russell Scott spoke with State Party Chair Abraham George
about that, about the presidential inauguration, and about charges of ethics violations one lawmaker has levied at George.
With another shot of cold air expected, here are some tips to protect your house
We might not have a big snowstorm in the forecast, but we are still expecting the coldest winter temperatures next week. KRLD's Alan Scaia spoke with David Butler, a master plumber at Milestone Home Services, to see how you can get your house ready.
Students from across the Metroplex talk mental health in Arlington
More than 1,200 students from across North Texas met in Arlington Wednesday for a conference on mental health. Kids from 29 school districts, charter and private schools attended the event at Arlington ISD's Dr. Marcelo Cavazos Center for Visual and Performing Arts.
Beautiful late-week weather to give way to cold weekend
The next couple of days will be beautiful before a significant temperature drop is expected again. The impending cold air mass, which will arrive early Saturday morning, will not be as severe as that experienced in 2021. It is premature to determine the type of precipitation across North Texas from late Monday to Wednesday next week. The storm system is still situated over the Pacific Ocean, and computer models are uncertain regarding its track, strength, speed, and precipitation type.
Things To Do Around DFW: Princess Diana exhibit, Brick Fest Live & Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo
It'll be a cold dry weekend with plenty of places to visit around North Texas, while we can! From theater, exhibits and festivals to the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, there's plenty of fun to be had.
This app creates smart workouts designed just for you
Our App today is called Fitbod. You made that New Year's resolution to get into shape this year, but you really don't know where to start. It uses A-I to help you do whatever you need to do. It could be losing weight, build up muscle, or strength. It sets up smart workouts just for you. It also learns from you as you use the app, so it can tailor your workouts for you. You also can work out from home with whatever equipment you have. The app can work with it. It's all about what your objectives
Could North Texas see more winter weather early next week?
Arctic blast number two will arrive early Saturday morning and it will stay cold through the middle of next week. There is a chance for more wintry precipitation next week, although numerous factors must come together across North Texas to produce winter weather.
App allows users to explore art history
The app Daily Art can teach art history fans something they might not know. For users who aren't a fan of art history, it may create an interest. The app sends users something different every day from its a collection of more than 4,500 different works of art and their backgrounds. It has bios on more than 1,200 different artists from all generations and city guides to art museums and information about 600 different art collections. Daily Art is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscri
Late week warm-up to be followed by another Arctic blast
Temperatures will be chilly Tuesday and Wednesday before a rapid warm-up on Thursday and Friday. Another Arctic blast will move into North Texas early Saturday morning.
Discover hidden treasure within your coins with this app
Our App today is called Coinsnap. If you're like most people, you have a lot of coins lying around in a piggy bank, a Ziploc bag, or some other container. You keep wondering if you might have something rare or if it might be worth something more than face value. This app can tell you right away, if you have a gold mine in those coins. All you have to do is take a picture of whatever coins you have, and the app compares it to its database. It'll tell you just what you have, even if it's just a re
This AI art studio helps take your imagination to new heights
Our App today is called ARTA. This is an A-I art studio that helps you take your imagination to new heights. It’ll show you whatever you can think of. Just type in your thoughts and watch it come to life in seconds. You can also use the A-I to change the different styles of artwork for what you’re thinking. It might be something in a pencil sketch all the way to a realistic looking photograph. Say for example, you want to see a famous person running from a tiger. It lets you set up your own A-I
Cool, sunny start to the week ahead of warming trend
Chilly mornings and cool afternoons will characterize the North Texas weather pattern through the middle of the week, followed by a brief warm-up on Thursday and Friday, and a significant drop in temperature next weekend.
'Quitters Day': Why New Year’s Resolutions often fail after 10 days
How are we doing on our New Year's resolutions? According to most, it's usually not going so great by now. Quitters Day, observed on the second Friday of January, marks when many people abandon their New Year's resolutions. Meridan Zerner with the Cooper Clinic joins us on KRLD. She's a certified dietician and shares her idea about why this happens.
Arlington Mayor Jim Ross shares his excitement for Cotton Bowl at AT&T Stadium tonight
On the heels of this huge winter storm - a huge football game right here in North Texas.
We're talking about the Cotton Bowl of course...which will be played at AT&T Stadium -this afternoon. Joining us now to talk about all the excitement is Arlington Mayor Jim Ross..
How does Arlington get ready for this size of an event -- with this kind of weather?
Winter Weather Advisory in effect Friday morning
A Winter Storm Warning issued for North Texas was allowed to expire early Friday and a Winter Weather Advisory took its place. That advisory runs through 12 p.m. after a series of rain, sleet, and snow moved across the area.
This app can keep you in the know about the weather where you're going
Our App today is called Wayther. When you need to know the weather here in Texas, we have you covered right here. But, when you decide to travel somewhere else on a road trip, this app can keep you in the know about the weather where you're going. It concentrates on the weather conditions on the roads all over the place for any route that you're taking anywhere. It can be in the United States, Canada, or anywhere else in the world. It'll show you forecasts for different points along your ride. Y
City of Dallas provides update on response to winter weather
City of Dallas staff provides update on the City’s response to inclement weather and provide an update on temporary inclement weather shelter activity in Dallas.
TxDOT shares what drivers should know if they head out during the storm
As winter weather rolls into North Texas, state officials are taking action to ensure road safety. Kenna Mitchell from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) joined the KRLD Morning News to provide insight into the preparations, and what drivers should know if they head out during the storm.
Winter Storm warnings, advisories take effect as rain, sleet, snow move into North Texas
Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories took effect early Thursday morning and will run until 12 p.m. on Friday. A series of rain, sleet, and snow will move across the area through mid-morning Friday.
Things To Do Around DFW: Live music, comedy & more
Once the snow and ice melts, North Texans may want to get out of the house. KRLD has you covered with some of the top events in Dallas-Fort Worth from Jan. 9-12, including concerts and live comedy.
Why is attendance on a decline for the Texas High School football championships?
A look at attendance numbers shows the number of people attending the Texas High School football championships continues to drop. Russell Scott spoke with Dave Campbell's Texas Football editor Greg Tepper to get his thoughts on why fewer people are going to the title games at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
What is 'French Toast Syndrome' and why does it happen during severe weather?
With the impending winter storm headed to Texas, Russell Scott spoke to Baylor University consumer behavior specialist Dr. James Roberts about something he calls
"The French Toast Syndrome." Or Panic Buying. The idea of going into stores and buying up toilet paper, bread, eggs and other staples before a storm.
How to prepare your vehicles for this winter weather
KRLD's Joyce Nielsen shares tips to prepare your vehicle during winter weather in North Texas this week. Listen on how to prep your windshield wipers, tires, battery & more.
The City of Dallas provides update on winter weather preparations
City of Dallas provides an update on the City’s preparation for inclement weather and provide an update on temporary inclement weather shelter activity in Dallas.
This week we encountered what is known as 'Divorce Day'
Before we left you last Friday, we told you about how this past Sunday was "Dating Sunday." Matchmakers say it was one of the busiest days of the year when it comes to dating apps.
Well... on the flipside. This week on Monday we met Divorce Day.
Jennifer Hargrave with Hargrave Family Law joined KRLD to discuss the trend and why it happens this time of year.
Winter Storm Watch issued for North Texas beginning Thursday
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for North Texas beginning Thursday at midnight and running through 6 p.m. Friday. A strong upper-level disturbance will cruise through North Texas on Thursday into Friday morning producing measurable snow and sleet across a good chunk of the area.
Why forecasting winter weather presents a challenge
With more than two decades of experience studying the unique weather patterns in North Texas, KRLD Chief Meteorologist Dan Brounoff says forecasting winter weather in the region is complex. He has come to relish the challenge.
Organizing recipes made easy with this app
Our App today is called Paprika. With a name like this, you know this has to be a cooking app. It's more of a recipe and meal-planning app. This app helps you keep your recipe list in order and under control. You can organize all the recipes that you download, and the app can guide to the proper websites to find them. It also helps with your planning for the grocery store, so you can maximize the time you have inside. The app also keeps track of the items you have inside your pantry, along with
Cold air arrives, winter storm likely later this week
Monday is the coldest morning in North Texas since last February. Temperatures fell into the upper teens to low 20s with wind chills in the single digits. There's even a winter storm on our hands, starting late Wednesday evening through late Thursday night.
This app can help you to plan the perfect trip
Our App today is called Wanderlog. This app can help you to plan the perfect trip. You can put together itineraries for anything from a simple weekend getaway to a full on vacation for an entire group. It can help you organize all your flights and reservations at hotels and restaurants. You can see all the interesting places to see in one spot, and plot out the most efficient way to see what you want to see. Plan your roadies on different travel maps. It can show you the smartest way to get from
TxDOT prepares for weekend Arctic blast
Winter is getting ready to pay North Texas a visit with a polar blast expected to arrive on Sunday and stick around into the week.
Arlington police review Cotton Bowl security plan after New Orleans attack
Arlington police say they have reviewed their plan for security at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic after the attack in the French Quarter of New Orleans the morning of the Sugar Bowl.
Seasonable weekend before cold front arrives Sunday
There are a couple of more mild days ahead before the bottom drops out on Sunday. Next week's temperatures will be well below average, and there's a chance for precipitation starting Wednesday.
This app lets you listen to any TV that's muted on your own personal headphones
Our App today is called Tunity. There are times when you're in a crowded place and there are televisions on, but you can't hear them because of all the people. Or you're at the airport and the programming is muted. Perhaps, it's a crowded sports bar and you want to hear what's going on at a certain game, but the bar has another game with the sound on. Tunity comes to the rescue. It lets you listen to any TV that's muted in your own personal headphones. All you do is scan the TV with your phone's
Scattered showers possible Saturday, coldest air of season arrives Sunday
North Texas will see seasonal weather through most of the weekend but turn sharply colder on Sunday with a cold week ahead. The question is, will we see any wintry precipitation by next Wednesday and Thursday?
A chilly start to a sunny News Year's Day
NBC's Meteorologist Grant Johnson says it's a chilly start to the New Year as we wake up to temperatures in the 30s before sunshine for the day and a high in the low 50s. Milder temperatures this weekend with a chance of showers Sunday before a cold front comes into North Texas next week.
Cold front arrives for New Year's Eve
A cold front dropped temperatures for New Year's Eve. A chance of rain returns to North Texas on Sunday morning.
Keep track of all the shows and stars that you've asked about
Our App today is called Callsheet. This app is for movie and TV fans. You can find all the information that you could possibly need about your favorite shows and their stars. It gives you all the details about where actors have worked together before and what they've been in together. It can help you find the info on obscure co-stars or the title of a show that you can't remember. The app won't give you any spoilers on any shows that you're watching. That way you're not finding out what the big
Sunny, warm Monday before cold front drops temperatures by Tuesday morning
Temperatures will warm up into the 70s on Monday before a cold front moves through overnight, says meteorologist Grant Johnston of KRLD's media partner NBC 5. New Year's Eve will be cool and clear.
This app can help you save up to 35% on those unwanted gift cards
Our App today is called Card Cash. So, what do you do with any of those gift cards that you got for Christmas, and they're for stores you don't use? This app will pay you for any of those gift cards. And, then, it turns around and sells those unwanted gift cards for discounts. They have everything from just about every restaurant. You can find discounts on Target cards, or Best Buy, or more than 13 hundred other major retailers. It lets you get gift cards to save on everything from groceries to
Friday brings a Dense Fog Advisory, a cloudy day with high temps in the 70s
Dense Fog Advisory is in place until 10 a.m. Friday with high temperatures reaching 70s for the day before some more rain chances over the weekend and cooler weather next week.
Deal with what's going on in your mind with the use of a chatbot
Our App today is called Wysa. Life is stressful. Everyone can use some help or someone to listen to them. People sometimes forget that their mental health is just as important as physical health. And a lot will just put mental health in the background. Wysa lets you deal with what's going on in your mind with the use of a chatbot. It's all very anonymous. It uses three different kinds of therapy and meditation to help your mind de-stress and de-clutter. That chatbot uses artificial intelligence
Rain and storms move into North Texas Thursday
Storms are rapidly developing to the west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area this morning. We can thank our temperatures in the 50s today for keeping most of these under severe limits as they continue to expand and intensify.
Cloudy Christmas Day, storm chances return Thursday
Temperatures will stay in the upper 50s across most of North Texas on Wednesday, while scattered showers and storms could return on Thursday.
What holiday foods could be harmful to your pets?
Certain common holiday foods can cause serious problems for dogs or cats that get into those foods. Gary Crawford with Dr. Susan Nelson, veterinarian and professor at Kansas State University on 1080 KRLD.
Strong chance for showers and thunderstorms, temperatures reach mid-60s on Christmas Eve
Heads up if you're traveling NW or north of the Dallas-Fort Worth area through mid-morning. Widespread shower and strong thunderstorm activity will continue to break out in these areas. As the morning wears on, this area of rain will shift farther south and impact all of the Dallas-Fort Worth area towards late morning. As of now, I'm not looking for anything severe and the majority of the rain will stay along the north of Interstate 30 through early afternoon. Temperatures will reach the mid 60s
Mild temps for this time of year, highs mid-60s Monday before storm potential Christmas Eve
We're waking up to an overcast sky and very mild temperatures for this time of the year. Readings have only fallen into the low to mid-50s. A few breaks in the clouds today are expected with afternoon highs in the low to mid 60s.
Top Stories of 2024: Donald Trump is re-elected president
2024 was a big election year and the biggest, of course, the presidential election. President Biden and former President Trump easily won their Texas primaries and eventually collected enough electoral votes to earn their party's nomination...but before we got there, the race took 2 big turns.
Top Stories of 2024: Families of Uvalde victims continue to seek accountability 2 years later
For the families of the victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting, 2024 was an emotional rollercoaster as reports, legal actions, and ongoing calls for accountability continued two years after the tragedy.
Top Stories of 2024: The fight to keep Robert Roberson alive
Among the year's most intriguing legal fights has been the effort to keep an Anderson County man from being executed. KRLD's L.P. Phillips looks at the fight to keep Robert Roberson alive.
Top Stories of 2024: Hurricane Beryl claims 44 victims
Texas saw all forms of weather in 2024...but the most deadly and devastating was Hurricane Beryl which made landfall in July. In all, 44 people were killed, most of them in the Houston area.
Top Stories of 2024: Michelin recognizes several Texas restaurants
The world-famous Michelin restaurant guide recognized several restaurants in Texas this year. KRLD's Bill McLean has details.
Top Stories of 2024: Texas sees a total eclipse of the sun
North Texas witnessed an other-wordly event this year. The last time Texas saw a total eclipse of the sun was July 29th, 1878. So the one on April 8th came with plenty of hype.
Top Stories of 2024: Mavericks reach NBA Finals, Texas renews rivalry with Texas A&M
The 2024 sports year in Texas delivered unforgettable moments across professional and collegiate sports, from an NBA Finals runs to renewed rivalries on the football field.
3 words: That's all you need to find any place in the world with this app!
Our App today is called What 3 Words. Imagine the entire world, laid out as a grid with words to mark every location on Earth. The makers of this app have come up with a way to find any place on the planet. You just use 3 words to break it down. Every set of coordinates is made up of 3 different words to within 10 feet. Street addresses don't break down to this kind of exact location. It's ideal if you need EMS to find you quickly. For example, the AAC main entrance is at adding.saints.brain. Fo
Top Stories of 2024: The largest wildfire in state history
In a year that saw record-shattering weather events, Texas experienced the largest wildfire in our state history. Kristin Yates looks back at the Smokehouse Creek Fire that devastated the Panhandle and what we've learned about wildfires this year.
Top Stories of 2024: The State Fair of Texas implements gun ban
Almost two and a half million people poured through the gates at the State Fair of Texas this year, but this year's fair had a new rule as a result of a shooting in 2023.
Top Stories of 2024: Major changes for two prominent Texas companies
Two of the best-known Texas companies saw some big changes in 2024. KRLD's Steven Pickering has details on the biggest developments of the year in business.
Cool weekend with rain chances early next week
Chilly mornings and cool afternoons will be the norm through the weekend before a quick warm up early next week. The next rain chance arrives on Tuesday, but clears out ahead of a beautiful first day of Hanukkah and Christmas.
This app is a storehouse for all your recipes
Our App today is called Pestle. Remember what you did with your favorite recipes before you had a smartphone or a computer? You kept them all in a recipe box. Now, you have a storehouse for any recipes. You can use the app to import any recipe that you have, or those that you find on the Internet or anywhere else for that matter. Any recipe becomes a step-by-step guided experience. It has a measuring tool to convert those metric terms into American. It can also help you to scale the recipes, so
Countdown to Kickoff: Week 17
Looking at week 17 matchups in Texas high school Football matchups.
Chilly mornings and cool afternoons are here through the weekend
Chilly mornings and cool afternoons will be the rule through the weekend, as winter arrives early Saturday morning. The next rain chance arrives Christmas Eve and should be out of here by Christmas Day and the first day of Hanukkah.
Make it a magical Christmas for your children with this app
Our App today is called Portable North Pole. No one can ever tell you or your children that there's no Santa Claus. This app keeps the magic of Christmas alive. Your child can get a phone call from Santa Claus through the app. Or they can call Santa and have him speak to your children. You can capture their reaction on your phone, too. Remember, he knows when they're sleeping, he knows when they're awake. He also knows what they've done and can tell them what they've accomplished this year. You
Below average temperatures arrive, stick around through the weekend
All of North Texas saw some rain Wednesday morning, but it quickly moved out of the area behind a strong cold front. A north wind will gust to 30 mph through 12 p.m., and wind chills will be in the 40s. Below-average temperatures will continue through the weekend, with no rain in the forecast. The average low this time of the year is 38°, and the average high is 57°.
Detention officer killed by inmate at Ellis County Jail, officials say
The Ellis County Sheriff's Office says a detention officer died after an altercation with an inmate at the county jail on Monday afternoon. The Ellis County Sheriff's Office held a press conference on Tuesday morning to provide updates about the officer's death. They went live on their Facebook page.
More rain chances Tuesday, cooler temperatures by week's end
Rain fell across parts of North Texas on Monday afternoon and evening. A few showers could sneak in Tuesday night, and then a thin line of showers and storms will form overnight. After that, chilly mornings and cool afternoons will be the rule ahead of the start of winter on Saturday.
This app can give you that help with personalized workout and food plans
Our App today is called BetterMe. A lot of people learned how to take care of their own fitness plans during the pandemic, but some people need some extra help. This app can give you that help with personalized workout and food plans. All you have to do is fill out your profile with your goals. It has workout plans for any fitness level, from beginner to expert. You can do the exercises at your home or in a gym setting. It comes with more than 800 different workouts to help you reach your desire
This photo editing app that uses A-I to make sure every picture you have is just the right picture
Our App today is called Fotor. This is a photo editing app that uses A-I to make sure every picture you have is just the right picture that you want to share with your friends or on your socials. You can make any out of focus pictures clearer. It’s good for putting together professional looking headshots for your resume. See what you would look like with a different hair color or hairstyle. If you have clutter in the background of a shot, take it all out. The Magic Eraser comes into play. That g
Scattered showers and isolated storms in the forecast Monday, above average temps
Scattered showers and isolated storms are in the forecast today and Wednesday morning, and then chilly mornings and cool afternoons are in the cards Thursday through the weekend.
Light rain in store for the weekend, temperatures warm up Saturday
There are several chances of rain over the next seven days, nothing severe, but not a complete washout. After today's temperatures in the 50s, a mild weather pattern will unfold until the end of next week, as another glancing blow of some chilly air arrives.
This app allows you to take a sneak peak at your mail before it arrives
Our App today is called Informed Delivery. This is one of the most popular apps for the post office. It can also be a great help if you're expecting certain Christmas packages in the mail. You can get a sneak peek at what the mail looks like before it shows up in your mailbox. This app comes as part of the US Postal Service app. Informed Delivery sends you a black-and-white photo of the mail. If you're expecting an important check, you'll know ahead of time. It could show you how many birthday c
Live music, 180+ food vendors & family fun: Here's your guide at this year's Texas Halal Fest in Plano
Just a few days away from the 2nd annual Texas Halal Fest happening in Haggard Park in Plano on Saturday, December 14th. Organizer and Founder, Faraz Ahmed joined KRLD. Attendees can expect over 180+ vendors and food spanning several cuisines. There will also be live entertainment and lots of holiday shopping available. Tickets are free but you can RSVP at https://txhalalfest.com/.
Seasonable temperatures Thursday with slight rain chance for Friday
North Texans woke up to chilly temperatures again Thursday morning, but high temperatures will reach the low 60s. There are slight rain chances on Friday and Saturday morning, but most of the weekend looks nice. Another rain chance arrives late Sunday into Monday.
'Raise Your Hands': How a local nonprofit invests in the community
Every donation counts! It's day 2 of KRLD's virtual food drive with the North Texas Food Bank. KRLD's David Rancken and Kristin Diaz spoke with General Need and Feeding Network, Sarah Burns, from the NTFB.
Things To Do Around DFW: Dallas Trail of Lights, FWSO: Frozen in Concert, Holiday at the Arboretum & more
There are plenty of events across North Texas to get you in the holiday spirit. From lights displays, to Christmas concerts and theater, KRLD has you covered with everything there is to do around North Texas this weekend.
This app can help organize and share your Christmas shopping list
Our App today is called Giftster. This time of year, you want to find just the right gift for your family and friends. This app can help you control those gift lists. It lets you make and share your lists with others for Christmas or any other gift giving celebrations. When you set it up, and send it to others, you don't get to see if those others buy your gifts. That way you can be surprised. You can join others' lists. And when you look at the list of gifts that they have on their lists, the g
Fort Worth City Council approves shelter for victims of human trafficking despite opposition
Despite lots of opposition, a plan to build a shelter for human trafficking victims was approved by the Fort Worth City Council.
Cold start to Wednesday, but temperatures will climb near 60
A chilly start to Wednesday followed by some seasonable days ahead. Some could see rain over the weekend, but no Arctic air will arrive anytime soon.
This app is there to coach you into becoming a better public speaker.
Our App today is called Speeko. This app is meant to help you with your public speaking. It's an A-I helper that can give you instant feedback on your style. It goes through the tone of your voice, how fast or slow you speak, and if you use any filler words like everyone does. You know those. "Umm" "Like" or "You know". It's there to coach you into becoming a better public speaker. It's perfect if you need to speak to a crowd or just one on one to someone, for example, a job interview. The app g
Temperatures will struggle to reach 50 Tuesday after cold front
A strong cold front moved through North Texas, ushering in chilly air for this time of year. The good news is it won't last long, as temperatures moderate toward the weekend. There is a slight rain chance late Friday and early Saturday, then again late Sunday and Monday.
Listen to music all over the world, in any decade with this app
Our App today is called Radiooooo. This app is for music lovers who love music from all over the world, and from almost all different decades. It's an app that will play all kinds of different music that comes from almost every country on the planet, and from any decade from the 1900s through this decade. For example, if you feel like it, you can listen to 40s music from Brazil, or 80s heavy metal from Finland, or what Korean music sounded before K-Pop. The music might be obscure, because it's h
Cold front arrives Monday night, temperatures warm up by week’s end
Monday morning began with a bit of fog, but temperatures weren't too cold. However, a windy Tuesday is in store, before warming temperatures toward the end of the week. There won't be a lot of measurable rain in the forecast over the next week.
This app lets you turn the pictures on your photo roll into something special
Our App today is called CreatiVision. One of the most fun things to do with artificial intelligence is create realistic looking pictures, just by using your imagination. This app lets you turn the pictures on your photo roll into something special. You can create all kinds of AI videos out of your photos. This is just what you need if you want to come up with some kinds of content for TikTok videos. It has all kinds of artwork that you can convert your photos into. Come up with almost any kind o
DFW records first freeze, cold rain on the way
Temperatures hit 32 degrees Friday morning at DFW Airport, marking the first freeze of the season in North Texas. Chilly rain moves in late Friday and continues on and off through Sunday afternoon. Temperatures will warm up a little on Monday, but a strong cold front will move through on Tuesday morning dropping temperatures again into the middle of next week.
Strip, Isolate, and Loop; Transform how you practice music with this app
Our App today is called Moises. One of the most fascinating things about music is the ability to strip away the lyrics so you can hear the instruments, or to take those instruments away so you can hear the vocals only. This app uses A-I to detect singing and music. You can extract the vocals. That way you can spotlight the lead guitar lines, or the bass, the keyboards, or the drums. Then, mute the other instruments. It's perfect for musicians to make backing tracks as they sing along to the song
Countdown to Kickoff: Week 15
Looking at week 15 matchups in Texas highschool football matchups.
Dallas nonprofit launches annual holiday drive to help at-risk students
The temperatures have fallen finally in North Texas, and as much as it makes it feel more like the season, for some it only makes things tougher.
Communities In Schools of the Dallas Region help our students thrive in areas they may otherwise. You can find them in fourteen different school districts in the area supporting at-risk kids. They are hosting their annual Holiday Drive and need our KRLD listeners' help. They are collecting everything from coats, socks, gloves, and more! Kristin Kelley
Dry Thursday before rain moves in for the weekend
Fog moved out Thursday morning and the sun peaked through across North Texas. Temperatures began in the upper 40s with a north wind picking up to 10 mph. It will be sunny, breezy, and cool on Thursday with afternoon highs in the mid-50s.
Things To Do Around DFW: Tree lightings, holiday concerts, and more
It's finally December and there are plenty of events across North Texas to get you in the holiday spirit. From tree lightings, to Christmas concerts, and theater, KRLD has you covered with everything there is to do around North Texas this weekend.
This is a simple app that can backup your photos and videos
Our App today is called Ente. No one needs the chaos of the photo roll in the phone. This is a simple app that can backup your photos and videos, and it can organize them into different folders. It's also end to end encrypted, so no one else can get into your photos without your permission. The app also is good for sharing your pictures with the family. Your photos are saved into an extremely secure cloud storage facility. The app is comparable to what you get with Google Photos, but it just mig
The jury decides on sentencing a serial killer from Euless to death
KRLD's LP Phillips goes live to give the update on convicted serial killer, Jason Thornburg. Thornburg was sentenced to death Wednesday afternoon
Plan any kind of party effortlessly with this app
Our App today is called Partiful. It's almost time to plan lots of holiday parties. Or you want to plan birthday parties. Or any other kinds of parties. This is your party planner. All in one place. You can use the app to set up the event pages for just about anything that you need invites for. That's anything from birthdays to tailgate parties. You can also keep a close watch on the RSVP's to see how many mouths you have to feed. Set up your own specialized RSVP's, too. The app lets you share t
'Deporting these workers would be a sin,' Texas-based construction CEO argues against mass deportations
A Houston construction executive says mass deportation, which president elect trump has promised, will harm if not cripple his industry. Stan Marek with Marek Construction says they would cost the nation a fortune and bankrupt the country of needed-labor. He spoke to KRLD's Barbara Schwarz
Trump may replace Hegseth as defense secretary nominee, according to reports
President-elect Donald Trump could replace his nominee for defense secretary Pete Hegseth with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, according to multiple reports. SMU political science professor joined the Mid-Morning Mike Check on Wednesday.
What do Texas and SMU need to do to reach College Football Playoff?
No. 2 Texas and No. 8 SMU find themselves in a "win and you're in" scenario in the SEC and ACC title games. RJ Choppy of 105.3 The Fan joined the Mid-Morning Mike Check to preview how the playoff could shake out.
Rainy Wednesday with weekend showers on the way
Rain will stick around through midday Wednesday, there will be a break in the precipitation on Thursday, and then waves of showers and isolated storms Friday through early Sunday.
Gen Z will soon enter management positions
A new study finds that for the first time Gen Z is starting to enter management positions. The generation runs from 1997 to 2012, so the oldest members of that group will turn 28 next year which means many of them could have a full decade in the workforce. Betsy Allen-Manning is an expert on trends in the workplace and joined the Mid-Morning Mike Check to explain what Gen Z managers will look like.
Abbott threatens to pull hospital's funding after doctor's viral TikTok video
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is not happy with a TikTok video posted by a doctor at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. It has to do with new law requiring hospitals that receive Medicaid or CHIP funding to ask patients whether they're in the U.S. legally, and to track the cost of treating patients who are not. Dr. Tony Pastor, a cardiologist at Children's, posted a video on TikTok letting patients know they don't have to answer those questions. NewsNation Correspondent Xavier Walton joined the
Teach your kids about money, investments, and savings with this app
Our App today is called Greenlight. This is a banking app for your family. One thing that's missing from a lot of children's school lessons is learning about money. This app allows them to learn about it, and you might learn a few things, too. You can use the app to send money to your kids if you wish. It also has parental controls for your kids' banking. It also lets you give your kids rewards for completing their chores. The app will also teach them the basics of investing their money. You can
Cool temperatures stick around, rain chances arrive Wednesday
For the next several days, North Texas will feel like late fall. Rain chances increase on Wednesday and again on Friday through the weekend.
Closing arguments begin in Daniel Penny trial
The trial of a former Marine accused of choking a man to death on the subway in New York City will move to closing arguments today. Daniel Penny, 24, is charged with second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in the May 2023 death of Jordan Neely, 30. Penny put Neely in a chokehold after Neely reportedly started yelling on the train and threatening passengers, though there is no evidence that he assaulted anyone. NewsNation correspondent Rich McHugh joined the Mid-Morning Mike
Cool start to December after warmer than normal November
Monday began with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s under a clear sky. It will be sunny and seasonable Monday with readings topping out in the low 60s.
Parts of North Texas experience first freeze, cooler temperatures take over the weekend
Bundle up for Black Friday, as certain parts of North Texas will receive their first freeze. Temperatures are around the mid-50s on Friday and can reach the upper 40s over the weekend.
What are Texans thankful for this Thanksgiving?
A poll shows most families plan to avoid talking politics at Thanksgiving dinner this year. The survey by YouGov shows 71% will try to avoid the topic.
Countdown to Kickoff: Week 14
A look at week 14 in Texas High School Football matchups.
Cloudy skies, brisk winds & temps in the low 50s this Thanksgiving
Temperatures Thanksgiving morning will be well down into the 40s with wind chills in the 30s. Morning clouds and afternoon sun with highs in the upper 40s tomorrow. That's it. It'll feel like the holidays!
Things To Do Around DFW: Vitruvian Lights, A McKinney Christmas, A Christmas Carol & more
The holidays are officially upon us this week! There are many holiday lights and festivals around North Texas this week like the Vitruvian Lights in Addison, Home for the Holidays: A McKinney Christmas and classic plays like A Christmas Carol at the Dallas Theatre Center. There's no shortage of things to do around North Texas this week.
Game Day with Jeff Ward - Week 14
A look at week 14 Texas college football games.
Flower Mound HS marching band is off to perform at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
There'll be a lot of empty chairs around dinner tables in Flower Mound this Thanksgiving but with good reason. The nearly four hundred members of the Flower Mound High School marching band will be in New York City marching in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. On the Mid Morning Mike Check KRLD's Mike Rogers and Austin York talked to the director of the mighty Jaguar Marching Band Brent Biskup.
North Texas nonprofit fighting family homelessness gets $2.5M boost
Family Gateway is doubling down on its mission to combat family homelessness in North Texas, bolstered by a new $2.5 million grant from the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund. The nonprofit has been a lifeline for families in Dallas and Collin counties for nearly 40 years, and the need for their services has never been greater.
Cold front arrives Thursday morning, first freeze likely to follow on Friday
Wednesday will be the last warm day for a little while as a cold front arrives in North Texas by Thanksgiving morning. Dallas-Fort Worth could experience its first freeze of the fall on Friday.
This app can help you save on just about anything that you buy
Our App today is called Honey. This time of year is where we do most of our gift shopping and we can always use a helping hand to find the best bargains. This app comes from PayPal. It can help you save on just about anything that you buy. Look at a product, and it shows you a detailed view of it. It shows you trends in prices for that item. It finds coupons for items from more than four thousand different shopping sites. When you're looking at a store's site, Honey pops up with any coupons that
Rail bridges at Rio Grande shut down due to 'concerning development'
The U-S and Mexico traded almost a quarter-trillion dollars' worth of merchandise in the first four months of 2023, but KRLD's Alan Scaia, says that trade could get harder as people keep trying to cross the border illegally.
Southwest Airlines reaches $140M settlement over 2022 holiday meltdown
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
Top stories of 2023: The search for a missing Everman 6-year-old
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.
In midst of Santa Claus rally, let's look at the big picture
Despite concerns over slowing inflation and potential interest rate cuts, the recent surge in holiday market cheer, symbolized by a big ole Santa Claus Rally, brought relief to investors recovering from the setbacks of 2022.
But all is not sugar plums and candy canes. And that's ok. Reflecting on the past two years, there are valuable lessons to consider in anticipating future financial developments.KRLD's John Liddle talked with Jill Schlesinger from CBS News about looking to the long-term inst
Vehicle hits pedestrian in Dallas, drives to White Settlement with victim in passenger seat, police say
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.
Our nice weather pattern will continue through Wednesday before rain chances return
Our nice weather pattern will continue through Wednesday before rain chances return late Thursday and off and on through the weekend.
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How Bank of Texas is giving back to the community this holiday season
Mandy Austin, Dallas Market President, Bank of Texas joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Grocery stores prepare for Christmas tamale rush in Texas
Grocery stores in Texas are getting ready for the busiest time of the Christmas season. At City Market in Burleson, Owner Kurt Jaeger says his sales increase 1,000% around Christmas.
Arlington police and neighbors prepare for 2023 Interlochen lights
The 48th annual Lights at Interlochen start Friday in a neighborhood in northwest Arlington. Organizers say about 100,000 people will pass through the display, which is open 6-11 p.m. through Christmas.
Federal Reserve delivers an early holiday present
Robert Kaplan, the former CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, and co-chairman of the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, joins KRLD's David Johnson for the CEO Spotlight.
Christmas time means 'tamales rush' for local market
If you moved here this year, you're probably getting settled in for your first Christmas in Texas and may just be learning this is a time when we eat a lot of tamales. KRLD's Alan Scaia talked with Kurt Jaeger who owns City Market in Burleson about how he handles the rush.
Arlington 10-year-old fatally struck by vehicle Thursday afternoon
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.
Eastbound side of Interstate 30 closed in Arlington due to deadly crash
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.
A rainy and cool Friday for DFW, much cooler this weekend but the sun returns
A large area of rain will continue to work its way from west to east into North Texas this morning, ending from west to east by this afternoon. Average rainfall totals will be around a half of an inch with isolated higher totals possible. A couple of claps of thunder are possible as well, but nothing severe is expected. Temperatures will hover in the low 50s during the rain event
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Find different kinds of hiking trails around you with this app
Our Apps this week will all be apps that won awards on either iOS or Google Play. Today's app is called All Trails. This one is for people who like to hike. It doesn't matter where, they just like to go for long walks to explore nature. Or go for a run or a bike ride that's not on the streets. This app has more than 200 thousand hiking trails mapped out all over the world. For example, it lists around a hundred different trails, just in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Each one has maps and pictures
Sheriff's office investigates small bomb found in Collin County cemetery
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.
UNT Dallas to host mobile pantries this weekend
The University of North Texas at Dallas will host a pair of mobile food pantries this weekend. The university in southern Dallas started mobile pantries in 2020 during the pandemic, but has continued as the school says people who live nearby have continued to deal with "food insecurity."
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Blue Angels visit Joint Reserve Base ahead of 2024 air show
Members of the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels visited Naval Air Station-Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth Thursday ahead of a planned demonstration at an air show in 2024. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Confrontation with police leaves man dead in Mesquite early Thursday
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.
KRLD & North Texas Food Bank working together on 'Raise Your Hand virtual food drive
Newsradio 1080 KRLD and the North Texas Food Bank are working together on the "Raise Your Hand" virtual food drive.
Danielle Dow with the North Texas Food Bank talks with the KRLD Morning News about how you can help.
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High School Football Spotlight: State championship weekend
We've made it to mid-December and the Texas high school football state championship games, all of which will be played this weekend at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. North Texas teams competing for titles include at Anna in Class 4A Division I, Aledo in Class 5A Division I, South Oak Cliff in Class 5A Division II, DeSoto in Class 6A Division II, and Duncanville in Class 6A Division I.
Things to do around DFW: Ice Skating, Christmas Markets, Polar Express in Concert and more
The holidays are jam-packed full of fun things to do. See our list of events around North Texas this weekend as John Liddle takes you around town.
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One person killed in Mesquite following officer-involved shooting
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.
Cloudy and cool for DFW today, rain moves in Friday morning
We've got some welcome rain on the way starting by this time tomorrow morning. Most of you will see an inch.
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An app that helps people see what they are learning
. Today's App is called Imprint. This is an education app. Some people need to see what they're learning. They can't just do it with books and words. They need pictures and charts to imprint on their minds. This app can help you master different topics in all sorts of fields. It could be history, philosophy, finance, or STEM.
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Why the Dallas Sportatorium holds a special place in the hearts of wrestling fans
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.
Man charged with murder in connection to fentanyl-related death
Fort Worth police charged Jacob Lindsay, 46, with murder for allegedly selling fentanyl to Brandon Harrison, who died from exposure to the drug on Sept. 18 at the age of 26.
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Spending holidays at the movies is a family tradition for many
Brian Schultz, the CEO of Blackbox Management, LLC & Look Cinemas, joins KRLD's David Johnson to discuss movies coming out this holiday season and why we're still drawn to theaters in December.
ERCOT says risk of rolling blackouts remains
Almost three years after rolling blackouts, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas says it has made progress, but the grid remains at risk. ERCOT Chief Executive Pablo Vegas spoke at an event organized by the trade group, U.S. Energy Association.
Texas bar owners and employees being trained to help stop opioid overdoses
Thanks to a new state law, Texas bar owners and their employees are being trained to help stop opioid overdoses.
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Join the fight against hunger and donate virtually to North Texas Food Bank
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.
Arlington ISD chooses next Superintendent
The Arlington ISD school board has voted unanimously to name a lone finalist for superintendent. Matt Smith will replace Marcelo Cavazos, who retired at the end of August after 11 years as Arlington ISD superintendent.
Fort Worth school board votes to not allow chaplains in schools
The school board met until early Wednesday morning before voting not to allow unlicensed religious chaplains at schools. The board heard from parents and religious leaders before taking the vote.
The vote is required after the state passed a new law allowing chaplains to work or volunteer in public schools as counselors. Board member Anne Darr says mental health services are not that easy to replace.
School districts have the option to opt out of the law, but districts must vote on the matter be
Man fatally shoots himself after pursuit in which he fired at police
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.
A few more nice days ahead for North Texas, rain and cooler temperatures return Friday
Rain will finally return to north Texas, but not until Friday. In the meantime, we have a couple of more relatively nice days ahead.
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Why should we keep an eye on the uptick of Covid-19 cases?
We are seeing an uptick in COVID-19 cases. We've talked about the rise of respiratory illnesses nationwide-- especially right before Thanksgiving. But let's take a look at our numbers here locally. Last night our area hospitals had nearly 500 COVID-19 hospitalized patients.On Ask the Expert, Stephen Love, President of the DFW Hospital Council joined the KRLD Afternoon News to discuss why he thinks this is not a panic situation but one we should monitor carefully.
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Craig Watkins, the first Black district attorney of Dallas County, dies at 56
Plus, Lisa Dykes takes witness stand and denies murdering woman, and a federal judge upholds Texas TikTok ban.
'Human-horse connection is a real thing,' nonprofit CEO says
Myrshem George is the CEO of Equest, a Dallas-based nonprofit that uses horses to provide therapy to children and adults. He spoke to KRLD's David Johnson on Tuesday.
Arlington's Christkindl market grows along with the Entertainment District
Texas Christkindl, a market launched in Arlington in 2011, has grown as more development has sprouted in the Entertainment District. Christkindl has moved from streets outside Choctaw Stadium to the plaza outside Globe Life Field.
What's wrong with planning a summer trip now?
It's never too early to start making plans for your summer vacation. And KRLD is working with Sharon Carr Travel for a special super voyage to Italy next June. Sharon Carr Travel is hosting a special Zoom call this week to get more information about the trip to Tuscany. It just might be the extra push that you need to make your plans to join us for the first trip on the KRLD World Tour.On today's Ask The Expert, Casey Carr joined us from Sharon Carr Travel..For more information on the KRLD World
Small businesses looking for big sales this holiday season
Businesses big and small are looking for a brisk holiday shopping season.
Rosa and Mazen Khalef have owned Rosa's Pottery And More in Arlington for more than 10 years.
All of their merchandise is hand-made and painted and imported from Mexico -- very different than what you might find at a big retailer.
"We don't try really to compete (against) anybody," says Rosa Khalef. "We have our own unique pottery here; and people, they know."
And the Khalefs have grown their business over the last decade-
Federal judge upholds Texas' TikTok ban on government devices
A federal judge ruled Monday that Texas can ban the use of TikTok on devices owned by the state. A free speech group sued the state this summer.
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What is food insecurity?
This time of year might not bring all the peace on Earth for everyone. Thousands of North Texans won't have a Merry Christmas or a Happy New Year, because they are dealing with hunger or food insecurity. That's an issue that runs 24/7 and 365 days a year.
KRLD is teaming up with the North Texas Food Bank for something special later this week. It's our version of a radiothon where we're doing a "virtual food drive" called Raise Your Hand!
On Ask The Expert, Anna Kurian joined us from the North Te
Woman leaves state to get an abortion after Texas Supreme Court ruling
Plus, Keller ISD approved chaplains in schools after a vocal debate, and a local drug dealer is going to federal prison for decades.
Mostly sunny Tuesday, before rain chances return Thursday
Tuesday will be mostly sunny with high temperatures in the low 60s across North Texas before rain chances return Thursday and Friday.
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Texas Supreme Court sides with state, denies Dallas woman abortion access
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.
This app helps with flight delays and alternatives when traveling
Our Apps this week will all be apps that won awards on either iOS or Google Play. Our App today is called Flighty. This is a flight tracking app for you if you're flying out of town on vacation or traveling for work. It's a pretty big issue lately when you see that your flight is delayed, or worse, canceled. This app will let you know about any flight delays or cancellations early. You can track the plane that you're supposed to fly out on, hours before it arrives at the airport. It has live str
Triple A predicts 2023 will be the second busiest year of travel since 2000
Triple A is out with its year-end holiday travel forecast, and nine million Texans will be driving or flying over Christmas and New Years. Triple A's Daniel Armbruster talks with KRLD's Scott Gordon about this year's predictions.
What's next after Texas Supreme Court blocks woman's abortion?
The Texas Supreme Court has put a lower court's ruling on hold that would have allowed a woman to get an abortion. Kate Cox filed a lawsuit last week with her lawyers arguing her fetus had been diagnosed with a genetic condition that would prevent survival outside the womb.
They also said carrying the baby to term could harm her ability to have kids in the future.
"Ms. Cox’s physicians have informed her that their ‘hands are tied’ and she will have to wait until her baby dies inside her or carry
Former Farmers Branch police officer on trial for murder in connection to 2019 shooting
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.
Dallas to host coat drive for homeless
Dallas' Office of Homeless Solutions is hosting a coat drive Monday evening as winter approaches. Temperatures are not expected to dip below 40 degrees this week, but rain is forecast later this week, and North Texas recorded its first freeze of the winter November 27.
Chilly mornings, mild afternoons for North Texas, rain chances return midweek
Temperatures will start chilly on Monday but will climb into the 60s throughout much of the region on Monday with light southerly winds in place.
Dallas Cowboys move into first place after beating the Philadelphia Eagles
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.
An app that helps you reduce food waste at home, and at restaurants
Our Apps this week will all be apps that won awards on either iOS or Google Play. Our App today is called Too Good To Go. Some people call them leftovers. Others call them 'dinner'. This is an app that means to put an end to wasted food. It claims that up to 40 percent of the food that's made goes to waste. This lets you buy some of it, at a much lower price. It shows you restaurants and supermarkets that are part of the system. They have leftover food that would be headed for the landfill. You
Nonprofit prepares to host 'Christmas in the Park'
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Harrison Blair of the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber is hosting its annual Emerald City Gala with proceeds benefiting a host of area nonprofits and small businesses. But first, he talks to S.M. Wright II of the SM Wright Foundation about its 25th anniversary and the upcoming Christmas in the Park at Fair Park for underserved families and kids.
Anime convention is opening this weekend in Fort Worth
This weekend, there's a treasure trove of Anime coming to north Texas with Fort Worth's Anime Frontier at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Here's KRLD's afternoon team getting an insight from its marketing manager.
TopGolf founders help create new mini golf experience
Joe Vrankin, CEO of Puttshack, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Former boyfriend describes stabbing of Seattle tourist in testimony
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.
4-year-old becomes Dallas police 'chief' for the day
A 4-year-old boy named Mecai got to be chief for a day in Dallas on Friday. He met several officers and police Chief Eddie Garcia about a month ago at the hospital while he was visiting his mother.
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Tarrant Area Food Bank gets donation thanks to Rangers' World Series title
The leader of Maricopa County, Arizona has paid off a bet he made with Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare during the 2023 World Series. O'Hare and Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chair Clint Hickman bet the person representing the losing team's home county would donate to the food bank in the winning team's county.
How can we save money this Christmas season?
On today's Ask the Expert, Lauren Holloway spoke with David Rancken and Kristin Diaz about how Goodwill Dallas is helping to reduce the contribution to fast fashion and help you save a few dollars in your wallet. She is the VP of Development and Communications at Goodwill Dallas.
Deputy injured in shooting at credit union released from hospital
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.
Tarrant County sheriff's deputy who was shot during attempted robbery released from the hospital
Tarrant County Sheriff's Deputy Brent Brown was released from the hospital Friday morning following surgery after a shooting during an attempted robbery left him injured last week.
Jennifer Gabbert with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Department, followed by Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn.
Texas gets $1M in federal infrastructure funding for rail service
Texas is getting $1 million in federal infrastructure money, with some of that earmarked for high-speed rail service from Dallas to Houston.
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McCarthy still on track to coach Cowboys after appendectomy
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.
Sunny, windy and warm to start the weekend before a cold front brings much cooler weather to DFW
We'll go from spring-like temperatures back to late fall-like temperatures in a matter of 24 hours ladies and gentlemen! The record high for today is 80° set back in 1977. I don't think we'll break the record, but we'll come close.
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Travel to space with the Texas Lottery
Many of us as kids had dreams of growing up to be either police officers, ballerinas, firefighters or astronauts, and now there's a chance you can live out one of those childhood dreams. It's all thanks to The Texas Lottery.
Ryan Mindell, Deputy Executive Director of the Texas Lottery, spoke with Kristin Diaz and David Rancken on the KRLD Afternoon News about a very special promotion going on where you may be able to go to the final frontier.
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Why have a heart health and cancer screening together specifically?
UT Southwestern’s Peter O’Donnell Jr. School of Public Health and Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center, along with Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship and 50 Hoops Legends, are hosting a Cancer and Heart-Health Screenings Event in Southern Dallas this weekend.On Ask the Expert, Dr. Carolyn Smith-Morris and Dr. Vlad Zaha joined the KRLD Afternoon News. Dr. Carolyn Smith-Morris, is the Professor and Director of Qualitative Research Support Services; Dr. Vlad Zaha is Professor and Director of the C
Create your own emoji without waiting for the new update with this app
Our App today is called Newji. Now you don't have to wait for a new iOS update to get new emojis. This app will let you make up your own emojis out of anything that you can think of. It all comes from your imagination. If you want to see a dachshund in a football helmet, you get a dachshund in a football helmet. If you want a supermodel holding a scorpion, you get a supermodel holding a scorpion emoji. You think it, it makes it. It's perfect for your chats on iMessage to get a message across. A-
Authorities located family of 6-year-old girl left at Dallas hospital
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.
Police finally finds family of young girl left at Dallas ER
KRLD has been following this story since it broke. A 6-year-old girl left at a Baylor Dallas emergency room. Now, after a search, her family has been found. Here's KRLD's Austin York.
It is possible for you to write your own obituary
Charlie Seraphin, author, "The Story of Your Life--Write Your Own Obituary" joins KRLD's David Johnson for this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Garland's Christmas tree returns to Downtown Square
Garland lights its Christmas tree Thursday evening, and the event has returned to Downtown Garland Square for the first time in three years. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Dallas College gets $1M in grant money to train the North Texas workforce
The money is from the Texas Workforce Commission in partnership with other local businesses. It will be used to train over 600 new and current workers in a variety of fields including administration, roofing, dental hygiene, and IT support.
The Skills Development Fund grant provides customized training to help make sure workers are well prepared to excel in demanding jobs, something that is vital to the state's economy.
The grant program has provided training opportunities in partnership with ne
Ruling temporarily blocks Texas' near total abortion ban
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.
Taylor Sheridan steps up to make the holidays a little brighter for some Tarrant County kids
Sheridan is the creator of TV's Yellowstone fame. He grew up in Fort Worth and says he's happy he was able to help out. He donated a visit to the set of Yellowstone's Montana ranch and dinner with the cast.
The donation was added as a surprise during yesterday's auction at The Exchange Club in Fort Worth where business leaders were raising money for the Goodfellow Fund.
A couple of those business leaders chipped in and paid $150,000 for the Yellowstone trip. That donation helped the Exchange Clu
Dallas Symphony Orchestra to host its holiday tradition 'Christmas Pops'
You can experience some holiday magic at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra during "Christmas Pops." The holiday tradition includes transcendent anthems, classical holiday favorites and sing-along carols. KRLD's Heather Behrens talks with DSO Conductor Larry Loh.
Duncanville, DeSoto, South Oak Cliff continue quest for repeat titles in state semis
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.
Things to do around DFW: Prairie Lights, Marie Osmond, BMW Dallas Marathon and more
There's no shortage of wonderful holiday events this weekend. KRLD's John Liddle takes you Around Town.
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Will Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy be back to work by Sunday?
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.
Partly cloudy, windy and mild today across DFW before a cold front arrives for the weekend
You'll still need a jacket this morning as temperatures have fallen into the 40s across much of north Texas. I hope you have enjoyed the beautiful color change with all the trees this past weekend. Unfortunately, the leaves are dying quickly and will be on the ground by Saturday night. We have a ton of wind on the way over the next 72 hours.
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Manage multiple Christmas wish lists with this app
Our App today is called My Gift List. This one is just what it sounds like. It helps you put together gift lists for yourself and for whatever it is you're getting for everyone else in your circle. It will set up wish lists and ideas for everybody to put in what they want for Christmas.
What comes next for downtown Dallas?
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.
Will people ever trust driverless cars?
The thought of driverless cars for some of us still seems out-of-this-world. However, the reality is -- it's here, it's been here, and it's going to continue to evolve.
On Ask the Expert, Dr. Matt Markel joined the KRLD Afternoon News. He is a Radar Technology & Self-Driving Car Expert... as well as the Author of Radar for Fully Autonomous Driving and CEO of Spartan Radar.
He shared with Kristin Diaz and David Rancken where this technology is headed and whether people will eventually learn to fe
15-year-old injured in shooting near Dallas high school
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.
Volunteers at DFW Airport prepare Christmas care packages for service members
Dozens of volunteers at DFW Airport spent Wednesday preparing care packages for service members who will be stationed overseas this Christmas. Volunteers came from the airport itself and Suffolk Construction, which is working with DFW on its terminal renovation.
Mansfield comes together to help a family's lost dog
A family in Mansfield is thanking neighbors, police, and strangers for their help finding a lost dog. The Pierson family has four dogs, and last week, three of them ran off the property. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
'Pop Culture Guru' discusses why Taylor Swift is Time's 'Person of the Year'
Pop Culture Guru.....Dr. Robert Thompson with Syracuse University... talks with the KRLD Morning News about why Taylor Swift has been named Time's Person of the Year.
Dallas city leaders makes plan to keep Mavericks as its being sold
City leaders are working on a plan to keep the Mavericks in Dallas now that the team is being sold. KRLD 's Susan Darwin has the update.
6 killed, 3 injured in Central Texas shooting spree
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.
Young girl in CPS custody after she was left at a Dallas hospital
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.
Our beautiful weather week continues, gusty winds return Thursday
A warming trend through Friday, a bunch of wind, slight rain chance before noon on Saturday along our next cold front, cooler Sunday into early next week and possibly a better chance of rain by the middle to end of next week.
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Dallas nonprofit looking for volunteers for Friday food distribution event
If you'd like to spread some holiday cheer for some needy veterans, a nonprofit could use your help on Friday.Soldiers' Angels is holding a food distribution event in Dallas that day for 150 pre-registered veteran and military families.
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Concentrate on any task at hand and block out other media noise with this app
Our App today is called Freedom. People can be distracted from so many directions, and lose that focus that we need to get something done. This is an app to help you deal with that. It can block any kind of distracting apps or websites. That way you can concentrate on whatever task you have in front of you. It works like this. When you're involved in something, and you try to open up something that's on your blocked list, it stops you. Instead, you see just a green screen to let you know that yo
2 arrested in connection to deadly street crash in North Richland Hills
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.
In a power struggle, OmniOn comes out a winner
Jeff Schnitzer, CEO, OmniOn Power joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Sam Pack's Five Star Ford hosts third annual 'First Responders Toy Drive'
15 police departments are working together for a toy drive tonight. KRLD's Alan Scaia talks with organizer Sue Bowman, as they started this three years ago with just one department, but others have jumped on board.
TCU's event experiences disruption Monday night with Palestinian demonstrations
Monday night, TCU's Brite Divinity School held an event with the Anti-Defamation League's CEO, Jonathan Greenblatt. His speech was disturbed by loud pro-Palestinian demonstrations that interrupted Greenblatt's remarks. Here's KRLD's Curt Lewis.
Trial involving the Dallas murder of a Seattle tourist begins Tuesday
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.
Police reveal potential link between gunman and victims in Dallas shooting that killed four
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.
Mild late Fall weather pattern continues for North Texas
Today: Sunny and cool. High: Low to mid-60s. Wind: North 5-10 mph.Tonight: Clear and chilly. Low: 37-42. Wind: North 5 mph.
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Coordinate the best Secret Santa at your office or with family with this app
Our App today is called Elfster. As you can tell by the name, this is a Christmas app. Even better, it's a shopping app. Even better, it's a Secret Santa app. If you have ever tried to coordinate a Secret Santa at your office, you know all the plates that you have to keep spinning to get the program running right. This app can help. You and your co-workers can take part and put in your wish lists to make sure that you get something you might actually want from your Secret Santa. Put in the thing
How do the current inflation numbers help the Texas economy?
On today's Ask The Expert, Heather Boushey joined from the White House. She's a member of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, and she's the chief economist for Invest in America.
Traffic slows on I-35E due to crash involving truck hanging off bridge
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.
AI growth means big business for locally based global company
Eric Schwartz, CEO of CyrusOne, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight
Dallas Cowboys visit patients at Scottish Rite for Children
Dallas Cowboys and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders visited patients Monday at Scottish Rite for Children. Members of the team have been visiting children's hospitals in North Texas for 34 years.
Man wanted in connection to southeast Dallas shooting dies by suicide
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.
DeSoto's tree lighting ceremony takes place Monday night
If you're looking to get into the holiday spirit, take in DeSoto's tree lighting ceremony tonight. KRLD's Andrew Greenstein reports.
Houston police find radioactive material through its radiation detectors
Police carry all sorts of things on their utility belt....from flashlights to guns and everything in between. And now...some of them are carrying radiation detectors. Here's KRLD/TSN's Barbara Schwarz.
How to care for horses when temperatures start to drop
We're not in the grips of winter just yet, but it's coming. Dr. John Dascanio is an equine practitioner and senior associate dean at Texas Tech University's School of Veterinary Medicine. He spoke with TSN's Chelsea Wade.
Toddler among 4 killed in southeast Dallas shooting
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
A beautiful weather week ahead for DFW, chilly mornings and comfortable afternoons
More beautiful weather is in store for north Texas through Friday, before a pretty strong cold front blows through here early Saturday dropping temperatures into the weekend and bringing a slight rain chance with it.
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Protect your phone from online threats with this app
Our App today is called Clario. This is a security app for your phone. It actually does several different security functions to keep you safe. First, it starts with a VPN, virtual private network. It comes with an ad blocker. It can help protect your identity against hackers. It can watch you against online threats in real time. It comes with added protection to do your shopping and banking online. The app will quarantine other apps that are dangerous to your online life. It also works to protec
Longhorns chase a College Football Playoff spot with Big 12 Championship
With an undefeated season, a top offense, several upsets, and a Big 12 Championship, the Texas Longhorns are poised to make a run at the College Football Playoffs, being that they are one of the four teams selected today.
Local film producers share first movie's massive success and impact on North Texas
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold catches up with basketball icon and hall of famer Nancy Lieberman about her charity's efforts to improve neighborhoods and change lives with her Dream Courts and more. But first, he talks with local film producers Nicki Micheaux, and Psalms and Hannah Wimbrey about their first movie's amazing success at acclaimed film festivals and its impact on the film industry in North Texas.
Girl, 14, sues AA, claiming she was being recorded using bathroom during flight
A teenage girl who says she was recorded in a bathroom on an American Airlines flight is suing the Fort Worth-based airline.
Richardson prepares for 51st annual Christmas parade
It's the time of the year when all of North Texas turns into a winter wonderland to celebrate Christmas. There are Christmas parades going on starting this weekend. One of the longest-running parades is in the city of Richardson. It marks the 51st annual Richardson Christmas Parade for the Network of Community Ministries.
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Why did the House kick out Congressman George Santos?
It's something that just doesn't happen often. The House voted to kick out Congressman George Santos this morning. This comes after an ethics report about his conduct, dealing with campaign donations. That vote... 311 to 114.On today's Ask The Expert, Matthew Wilson joined us, he's an Associate Professor at SMU.
Can we slow down the economy while avoiding a recession?
Patrick J. O'Hare, Chief Market Analyst, briefing.com joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Texas-born retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor dies at 93
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.
Clouds move out, beautiful weekend in store for North Texas
Clouds are moving out and the rain is gone, at least for those of you that did see rain Thursday. Only 0.06" of rain fell yesterday at DFW Airport, with half-inch rainfall totals to the east and south. The cold front moved east of the Dallas-Fort Worth area and the clouds are moving out.
Cowboys rally in second half to beat Seahawks on Thursday night
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.
Join a reading community and discover new titles to read with this app
Our App today is called Fable. It's an app for people who like to read books and then talk to others about them. It's like a reading club where you can find others who like the same books that you do. You can also find other books that you would like to read and discuss. It comes with recommendations for books, based on the type of literature you like. There are thousands of different book clubs in the app that you can join. You can use the app to set up your own book club and bring in your frie
Countdown to Kickoff: Texas high school football regional championship preview
This weekend marks the quarter-final round of the Texas high school football playoffs. Get game previews from across the state from the TSN Sports team as we approach week four.
NFL linebacker Von Miller turns himself in after domestic assault warrant issued
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.
Why does Christmas have so many scammy grinches?
How do we protect ourselves from scammers when we are looking for gifts this time around? On today's Ask The Expert, we talked with our tech expert, Ian Sherr.
Domestic assault warrant issued for NFL linebacker
Dallas Police are on the hunt for Buffalo Bills linebacker, and DeSoto native, Von Miller. KRLD's L.P. Phillips tells about the allegations in the arrest warrant.
Remembering 100 years of the man who invented shuttle diplomacy
Ambassador Richard Fisher, Former CEO, Dallas Federal Reserve ; Former Vice Chairman, Kissinger McLarty joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Learn more about domestic violence
More than 320,000 pregnant women in the US experience domestic violence every year, and experts believe the number is much higher because it often goes unreported. Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin.
More than three million of Caesars' hackers are based in Texas
If you've done any gambling at a Caesars resort, you'll want to stay on top of your credit. KRLD's Andrew Greenstein reports.
Salvation Army hopes to get 9,000 Angel Tree recipients "adopted" by Saturday
The Salvation Army of North Texas says thousands of Angel Tree recipients are still waiting to be chosen. Adoptions end Saturday, and the non-profit says 9,000 people have not yet been selected.
Mark Cuban says he wants to build a casino attached to a new arena in Dallas
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.
Deadly Fake: A Discussion About Fentanyl in North Texas
The Dallas Morning News hosts a community discussion about the deadly fentanyl crisis in North Texas and how families can protect themselves.
It's happening Tuesday night, December 5th between 6 and 8 at the KRLD Showroom in Dallas.
If you'd like to attend you can register by emailing RSVP@DallasNews.com.DMN executive editor Katrice Hardy explains to the KRLD News why this conversation is necessary.
Some parts of Texas could see severe weather Thursday
The National Weather Service says some parts of Texas could be hit with severe weather Thursday. Meteorologists say the biggest threat has shifted south of DFW, but North Texas could see still rain and some strong thunderstorms.
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Scattered showers possible across North Texas on Thursday
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.
Thursday rain makes way for a beautiful weekend in North Texas
Grab your umbrellas this morning, as you will need one throughout the day today. However, the rain won't last long, as storms will shift east of the area after dinnertime.
This app lets you book flights on private jets
Our App today is called Vaunt. This is a special app for people who want to experience something new when they travel. Did you know that about 30 percent of private jets don't have any passengers on them, as pilots are repositioning them to other cities where they're needed? This app lets you book flights on those private jets, and you can be the only one on board. It posts flights on the app every day. You join a waitlist for a flight somewhere on a particular day. If you're picked for the flig
How Dallas responded to the Kennedy assassination
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.
Two inmates are back in custody after escaping Fannin County jail
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.
Become a sharp dressed man at ZZ Top auction in Dallas
More than a thousand pieces of ZZ Top memorabilia are going up for auction in Dallas over the next week. "The Collection of Dusty Hill of ZZ Top" starts with a public exhibition that begins Thursday.
New boosters for a downtown arena/casino are lining up in Dallas
Craig Davis, President & CEO, Visit Dallas joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Mediator rejects request by American Airlines flight attendants to move closer to strike
The National Mediation Board has rejected a request by the union representing flight attendants at American Airlines to be released from the process. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants submitted the request earlier this month.
Potential new Mavericks majority owner has casino holdings in US and Asia
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.
Several child care facilities are coming to Tarrant County
More affordable child care is coming to Tarrant County next year. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the update.
Star-Telegram columnist reacts to news that Mark Cuban is selling a controlling stake in the Mavericks
Mac Engel joins the KRLD morning news team to discuss news on Mark Cuban selling part of the Dallas Mavericks.
Mark Cuban to sell majority stake in Dallas Mavericks, according to reports
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.
Wednesday morning brings colder temps, Thursday rain
Most of North Texas has fallen into the 30s yet again this morning as south winds have returned, bringing a rush of colder temps.
Find the best shopping deals at close to 4,000 stores with this app
Our App today is called Rakuten. Why go shopping for the Christmas season, if you're not getting some money back on whatever it is that you buy? With inflation like it is, it's always a good thing when you can get some money back after you make a purchase. This app pays you to go shopping. It also has deals at close to 4,000 stores. There's everything from Kohls to Target, and even eBay. The app gets paid when it recommends stores to shoppers, then it splits that money with you when you go in. Y
Man who shot Tarrant County deputy is charged with capital murder
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
Local indoor soccer team makes a comeback this weekend
Jesse Llamas, president and general manager of the Dallas Sidekicks, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
What to know before you buy a horse
Whether you're in the market for your first horse or your 10th, there are some things you'll want to consider. Dr. John Dascanio is an equine practitioner and senior associate dean at Texas Tech University's School of Veterinary Medicine. He talked with KRLD's Chelsea Wade.
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Kilmeade's new book examines relationship between President Theodore Roosevelt and Booker T. Washington
There are times in history when two very different leaders will get together in a way that no one expected -- and in a way that very few people know about. That's the case with a new book called "Teddy and Booker T." It talks about how President Teddy Roosevelt brought Booker T. Washington into his circle of trust, more than 120 years ago, at the turn of the 20th century. The author of the book is Brian Kilmeade from Fox News. He is coming to Dallas to speak about the book at the Bush Center on
Tarrant County sheriff's deputy is awake and still in the ICU
We're getting new information about that Tarrant County sheriff's deputy who was shot yesterday in Fort Worth. We've been following that story ever since it broke, and KRLD's Alan Scaia has the latest.
The Dallas Zoo welcomes first-ever female CEO
Plus, a Tarrant County Sheriff's Deputy is recovering well following a shooting with robbery suspect, and illegal immigration is rising in Arizona.
Sheriff's deputy recovering after being injured in shooting at Fort Worth bank
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.
DFW gets a chilly start to Tuesday as temperatures sink
It's another chilly start across north Texas this morning, as most of the region has fallen into the 30s once again. Some areas along the Red River Valley and east of DFW are flirting with the freezing mark again.
App provides insight from some of the world's top minds
The app Knowable can teach you what you need to know about all sorts of different topics. Monday through Thursday, it provides different audio courses on various issues from the top minds and experts in the world.
Tarrant County Sheriff's deputy injured in shooting
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
Tarrant police gives press conference for officer-involved shooting
KRLD is following a breaking story out of Fort Worth on Monday afternoon. A suspect is in custody and was found within Fort Worth after many witnesses and video footage were shared with Tarrant PD.
Cyber security increases during 'Cyber Monday'
Adobe Analytics says we'll spend more than 12 billion dollars this Cyber Monday, but KRLD's Alan Scaia says while you're doing some Christmas shopping, scammers are keeping a close eye on you.
For Retail this year, it's high end vs low end
Ray W. Washburne, Chairman, Sunoco LP :President & CEO, Charter Holdings (Highland Park Village, Watters Creek, Knox Street district) joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Ask The Expert: Did we actually go Christmas shopping on Cyber Monday?
You'd think after all these years that Cyber Monday wouldn't be such a big deal, because so many retailers want people doing their shopping all month long. But, money experts are predicting that Americans will spend more than 12 billion dollars this year today on Cyber Monday. That would set a new record. Why is this still a thing? On today's Ask The Expert, Michael Garfield joined us. He's the High Tech Texan
Texas lawmakers return to Austin to work on school funding
Plus, the Salvation Army is collecting Christmas presents for those in need.
Discover new movies, shows and documentaries through this App
Our App today is called Mubi. This one is for movie fans. It has a huge selection of films that it will share with you. It's a way to discover new movies that you might not have ever heard of or documentaries. It has films from award winning directors or those that are new to the industry. There's a new film every day. You can stream the films or download them to your device. Every film is picked by movie experts. It has an entire library of movies. But, there are only 30 films available at a ti
Only 10% get tax benefit for charitable giving
During the pandemic, there were law changes that allowed everyone to get some tax benefit from their donations. But today, only those that itemize their deductions get tax benefits for charitable giving. That means only about 10% of Americans will get a tax benefit. Still, people are still incredibly generous. With Giving Tuesday kicking off the year-end charitable season, KRLD's John Liddle talked with CBS News Money expert Jill Schlesinger to get some tips for end-of-year giving.
Temperatures stay cool to start the week, rain chances return Thursday
Temperatures were below freezing across parts of North Texas on Monday morning, but as of 6 a.m. DFW Airport had not officially hit the freezing mark. We'll see passing high clouds on Monday as we remain on the cool side. Afternoon highs will only reach the low to mid-50s with a light north wind. There will be high clouds and it will be chilly again Monday night with morning lows in the mid to upper 30s.
At least 250K people pass through DFW Airport on Sunday
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.
World Series champion Rangers give back to the community
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold checks in with Pat Bailey of Finding New Tomorrows, a nonprofit organization providing caregiving, Alzheimer's, and aging well resources to underserved communities. But first, he visits with Ray Casas, director of community impact with the World Series Champion Texas Rangers. The Rangers continue doing amazing work with community groups...and now we check in to see the events they have coming up over the holidays.
24 Hour Dallas organizes local drunk driving prevention
Businesses that contribute to Dallas' nightlife are working together to prevent drunk driving during the holiday season. 24HourDallas represents bars and restaurants across the city. Here's Project Manager Bryan Tony.
Dallas bars and restaurants work together to prevent holiday drunk driving
Now that we've celebrated Thanksgiving with family, a lot of us might be planning a nights out with friends this weekend. KRLD's Alan Scaia says some bar owners in Dallas are working together to keep everyone safe.
Cold front to drop temperatures over the weekend
Plus, Cowboys set records on Thanksgiving, and the regional semifinals in the Texas high school playoffs begin today.
Track down when items on your wish list go on sale with this App
Our App today is called Keepa. We're in the middle of Black Friday, where so much stuff is on sale. But, Amazon does have sales on what it sells all year long. Prices will drop for a while, then go back up. This app helps you to keep track of the items that you want to possibly buy throughout the year. There's a product finder if you're not sure what it is that you want. It actually keeps track of a couple of billion different things on Amazon, so it's a good bet that it follows the shopping tre
Nonprofit hosts refugees for Thanksgiving
A nonprofit in Dallas hosted more than 250 refugees from 20 countries for a Thanksgiving celebration Thursday. Gateway of Grace helps refugees adjust to life in America.
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Chefs at AT&T Stadium are ready for Thanksgiving
Concessions crews at AT&T Stadium are preparing for more than 90,000 fans Thursday. The Dallas Cowboys host the Washington Commanders.
Thanksgiving and Cowboys football are a holiday tradition in Dallas
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.
Texas high school football round 3 playoff preview
Thanksgiving weekend marks the third round of the Texas high school football playoffs. This week's games include a 6A matchup between Southlake Carroll and Highland Park.
Partly sunny, highs in the mid-60s for Thanksgiving Day
Thursday and Friday will be partly sunny, with high temperatures in the mid-60s, before a cold front brings a chance of rain Saturday night and cooler temperatures on Sunday.
Some Thanksgiving travelers taking first flight since March 2020
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.
NTSB officials investigating deadly plane crash in Plano
Plus, Dallas nonprofit serves Thanksgiving to 500 homeless, and people gather at Dealey Plaza for the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination.
How does Holiday Heart affect us?
Cardiologist Dr. Fahmi Farah, head of Bentley Heart a cardiology practice in Fort Worth, joined us on the KRLD Afternoon News to discuss how Holiday Heart can affect us this time of year.
Dallas non-profit serves early Thanksgiving to 500 homeless
The non-profit, OurCalling, served Thanksgiving dinner to 500 people living on the street Wednesday at its campus south of Downtown Dallas. Here's Alan Scaia with the story.
New CEO coming to two decade-old Dallas company
Deanna Walker, CEO of Venturity joins David Johnson on this episode CEO Spotlight.
JFK: 60 years to the moment
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
Bill filed to bar abortion-related 'travel bans' in Texas
The bans affect only women who may be traveling out of state to obtain an abortion. More than 40 Texas cities and counties have passed ordinances declaring themselves "sanctuary cities for the unborn."
New John F. Kennedy park opens on Parkland Hospital campus
At Parkland Hospital in Dallas, where President John F. Kennedy died 60 years ago today, a park is now open to honor his memory.
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After a chilly start, we will have plenty of sun but much cooler temperatures
Below-normal temperatures and dry conditions will persist through midweek. Expect a chilly Wednesday commute with low morning temperatures in the low to mid 30s. Afternoon temperatures will warm into the mid 50s to low 60s with sunny skies prevailing.
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Things to do around DFW: Turkey Trots, Cowboys Christmas, Christkindl Market and more
The holiday season is officially in full swing and there are plenty of things to do around North Texas this weekend. KRLD's John Liddle shows you around town.
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Thousands of North Texans flying, driving out of town for the Thanksgiving holiday
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
This must-have Black Friday app will get you ready for holiday shopping
This is it. Friday, millions of people will loosen their belts after Thanksgiving to start their Christmas shopping. We're all looking for the best deals that we can find at different stores. The Black Friday app can show you the best deals from all the big retailers -- everything from Best Buy and Amazon to JCPenney, Macy's, and Target.
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The day 'America lost its innocence'
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 fat
Plano PD confirms pilot dead in local plane crash
Plano Police Department just wrapped a news conference. Here's more information about the small plane crash.
Small plane has crashed in west Plano
This is happening in the area of Park Boulevard and Midway Road and appears to have gone down near the Mama's Daughters Cafe in a shopping center before catching on fire. This woman witnessed the crash and told KRLD.
Sixth Floor Museum exhibit looks at Kennedy's entire Texas visit
Wednesday marks 60 years since President John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas. An exhibit now open at the Sixth Floor Museum can give visitors a look at his entire trip to Texas."Two Days in Texas" uses oral accounts and artifacts to trace Kennedy's trip. He had previously stopped in San Antonio and Houston. He had spent the night at the Hotel Texas, now the downtown Hilton, in Fort Worth the night before the assassination.
Galleria Dallas prepares for holiday shopping season
With Black Friday approaching, the Galleria Dallas is preparing for a busy holiday shopping season. Galleria Dallas fashion and lifestyle director Holly Quartaro joined KRLD's David Rancken to discuss everything going on at the Galleria this year.
Photo: People skate around a Christmas tree during the event "Snowday Dallas" to welcome the coming Christmas at Galleria Mall in Dallas, Texas, on Nov. 19, 2020. (Photo by Dan Tian/Xinhua/Sipa USA)
TCU raises tuition costs higher than Harvard
Starting next year, TCU will charge more for tuition than Harvard. Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin.
Airports are seeing more service animals during this holiday season
As the holiday travel push continues this week, there is a spike in one particular demographic at Love Field. KRLD's L.P. Phillips on the dog days of the holidays.
Tarrant Area Food Bank hosting Thanksgiving Mega Mobile food pantry in Denton
Hundreds of families will get some help from a local food pantry today to make sure there's a Thanksgiving meal on Thursday.
Many people here in North Texas are struggling to put food on the table but the Tarrant Area Food Bank is here to help. The food bank is bringing its Thanksgiving Mega Mobile food pantry to Denton this morning to help families in need.
The event is happening between 9 and 11 am at the University of North Texas in Denton, in the Lot 20 parking lot.
As many as 500 Families c
Air, road travel starts to pick up ahead of Thanksgiving
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
Windy today in North Texas, with below-average temperatures through the weekend
It's going to be feeling like Fall around here over the next 7 days, with below-average temperatures and below-average precipitation. There's only a slight chance for some showers late Saturday into early Sunday.
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Write down thoughts and exercise the love of journaling with this app
Our App today is called Day One. This is an app that can help you start something to help you remember every day of your life. A lot of people love the act of journaling, so they can remember all the big events and small events that happen every day in their lives. Writing a journal takes a lot of commitment, and this app can help make that commitment a bit easier. You can write your thoughts in the app. Or you can use voice to text. The app has a simple design. There’s a way to write different
What today's CEOs don't know but should
Jim Keyes, former CEO of 7-ELEVEN and Blockbuster Video, and author of "Education is Freedom," joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Man who wounded Dallas officer during shootout used illegal modified gun, police say
Plus, a Duncanville man was shot after being followed home, and the busiest travel period of the year has begun.
Former TopGolf CEO takes a slice of Cakes
Dolf Berle, CEO of Nothing Bundt Cakes, joins David Johnson on this episode CEO Spotlight.
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month
The state of our lungs in Texas is not really that great, especially when you're talking about lung cancer. On Ask The Expert, Dr. Tony Su joined us. He's a pulmonologist at Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital.
Grapevine mayor pardons turkey for Thanksgiving
Mayor William D Tate pardons a turkey every year and welcomes crowds to the Grapevine Vintage Railroad with a lot of kids dressed in pajamas or Christmas clothes for a ride on the "North Pole Express." Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Jimmy Johnson will be inducted into the Cowboys Ring of Honor
For years, Cowboys fans have been wondering when it would happen, or even if it would happen. Now we know. Jimmy Johnson is finally going into the team's Ring of Honor. KRLD's Andrew Greenstein has all the details.
Toys R Us has opened a store at DFW airport in time for the holidays
It's a first at DFW airport and it's just in time for the holidays. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the story.
Toys R Us has opened a store at DFW airport in terminal A. It's the first Toys R Us store to open at a US Airport.
Duty-Free Americas is partnering with Toys R Us to run the store. The store is designed for kids of all ages with demonstration tables available for kids to try out toys. There's also a 3-D sculpture of the mascot Geoffrey the Giraffe, perfect for a holiday family photo.
The store
Big weather change for DFW as strong cold front pushes through
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
Morning rain showers for DFW, turning windy and cooler through the afternoon
Cloudy and drear with a few rain showers this morning, scattered showers and isolated storms close to lunchtime along our next cold front. Severe weather across the Mississippi River Valley later today, and below average temperatures starting tomorrow lasting through the upcoming weekend.
Woman who stabbed husband and left kids in car underwater is charged with Aggravated Assault
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
DFW Airport is expecting 2.9 million passengers through November 28.
The Thanksgiving rush has started at DFW Airport. The airport is expecting 2.9 million passengers through November 28.
The busiest days will be this Sunday, November 19 with 241,000 passengers and the Sunday after Thanksgiving, November 26 with 249,000.
Carrollton police say woman stabbed husband before her car ended up in Lewisville pond with kids insid
A strange story is unfolding out of the Lewisville-Carrollton area where a car with a woman and three children ends up in a retention pond.
This is a developing story. Listen in for updates at KRLD.
Help "fill the bag" for kids going into foster care
Children and teens in foster care often have to move quickly and pack their belongings in trash bags, so a local company is teaming up with Community Partners of Dallas to fill brand-new bags with much-needed basics.
Jeff Henderson, CEO of Closet Factory, talks about the National Adoption Day event on Saturday, Nov. 18.
The "Fill the Bags for Kids" event is in Frisco at the Parkway Towne Crossing Shopping Center at El Dorado from 10 until 2 p.m. The public is invited to attend this free holiday
DFW Airport expects nearly 3M passengers in next two weeks as holiday travel ramps up
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
Comfortable temperatures through the weekend with a weak cold front Friday, a stronger front arrives Monday
Comfortable temperatures through Monday, a weak cold front today, a stronger front late Monday, and a chance of showers and isolated storms on Sunday. Those are your weather stories over the next 7 days.
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Learn about the elevated risks of mental health in Veterans
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with the President and CEO of the Dallas Regional Chamber, which has been recognized as the National Chamber of the Year, Dale Petrosky. Dale was also Executive Vice President of Marketing with the Texas Rangers and an executive with the Baseball Hall of Fame. But first, we continue our Audacy series "I'm Listening" with a conversation led by our colleague David O'Leary and guests discussing veteran's mental health.
Survey shows excellent reviews for Raising Cane's working environment
AJ Kumaran, Co-CEO & COO of Raising Cane's, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
DFW Airport plans for almost 3 million passengers over Thanksgiving
The Thanksgiving rush has started at DFW Airport. The airport is expecting 2.9 million passengers from Thursday through November 28.The busiest days will be this Sunday, November 19 with 241,000 passengers and the Sunday after Thanksgiving, November 26 with 249,000.
Dallas Stars plan on making $20 million youth sports facility
KRLD's John Liddle is joined by Dallas Stars CEO, Brad Alberts to discuss more about their plan to make a huge youth sports facility center in Farmers Branch.
Texas high school football playoffs area round preview
This weekend marks the second round of the Texas high school football playoffs. Get game previews from across the state from the TSN Sports team.
Things To Do Around DFW: Deep Ellum Music Fest, Texas Halal Fest, Parade of Lights and more
The events around North Texas kick into high gear at this time of year. See all there is to do around town this weekend.
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Desperate search for missing Wilmer boy continues after mother found dead
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
Patchy fog early Thursday morning, but the sun returns for a mild afternoon
Dense fog this morning, beautiful weather through most of Sunday, slight rain chance late Sunday into Monday and then it turns colder early next week. Those are your weather stories over the next 7 days.
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Why the Kennedy assassination sparked so many conspiracy theories
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?
Amber Alert turns into a homicide investigation with the missing boy's father
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
New Dallas convention center to be 'core' of the city
Jane Hamilton, vice president and director of engagement for Inspire Dallas LLC, joins KRLD's David Johnson to discuss plans for the project that will replace the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. She says it will include restaurants and be a village within the city.
Dallas Fire Rescue paramedic saves HS basketball player's life
A paramedic with Dallas Fire Rescue found himself in the right place at the right time and saved a teenage girl's life.Back on November 3rd, Irving Nimitz was slated to take on Arlington Lamar in girls basketball in Arlington.
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals turns down convicted cop killer Brandon McCall
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.
Amber Alert issued for Wilmer boy last seen Tuesday morning
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
Typical mild November weather will continue through the weekend
Typical November weather will continue through the weekend, rain chances increase late Sunday into Monday and a strong cold front brings a chill back to north Texas early next week. Those are your weather stories over the next 7 days.
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Dallas searching for man robbing people while buying they're groceries
Plus, Jeremy Harris has been sentenced for his role in four murders, and Garland teen and boyfriend facing capital murder charge.
Dallas-based AECOM bucks trend, produces better than expected earnings
Troy Rudd, CEO of AECOM (NYSE: ACM), joins KRLD's David Johnson to talk about the company's strong earnings.
Campaign starts to reduce drunk driving after holiday parties
Doctors, law enforcement and elected officials have launched a campaign in Dallas to try to reduce drunk driving during the holidays.
Rowlett PD looking for man robbing from grocery store customers
A man is robbing shoppers outside a Rowlett grocery store, and police need your help in finding him. Both robberies happened last week outside the Walmart on Lakeview Parkway in Rowlett. Here's KRLD's Andrew Greenstein.
Cowboys' Vander Esch to miss rest of 2023 season
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.
Sherman ISD school board reinstates musical cast after students initially lost roles
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.
Partly cloudy skies and pleasant temperatures for North Texas today
Seasonable temperatures and the lack of rainfall are your weather stories through Sunday. Our next weather change arrives on Monday with a chance of rain and then cooler weather for Thanksgiving week.
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This app allows you to take photo booth style photos
Our App today is called 4tomatic. How many of you remember the old-time photo booths? You put your money into the slot. You look into a square lens and make funny faces as the camera ticks off four separate pictures of you. Those pictures come out in a strip that you can keep. This app does the same thing. It's a selfie app that lets you take four photos by yourself or with someone else. They come the same way as the classic photo booth. Once you press the button, it starts taking four pictures.
Leader of Buddhist temple theft ring identified
Nearly a year after a Buddhist temple was victimized by a diversionary theft, White Settlement Police have named a suspect. Here's KRLD's Andrew Greenstein.
Body found in Mesquite confirmed to be 24-year-old Dallas ISD employee
Plus, City of Dallas says violent reduction plan is working, and a planned murder-suicide is stopped by police.
Expansion of North Loop 820, Highway 183 begins in Tarrant County
Less than ten years after completion of an expansion of North Loop 820 and Highway 183 in Northeastern Tarrant County, a second expansion is beginning this week. North Tarrant Infrastructure will use tolls to pay for the $414 million project.
Downtown Dallas evolves from retail and offices to entertainment and residential
Jennifer Scripps, the president and CEO of Downtown Dallas Inc. tells KRLD's David Johnson that while downtown Dallas used to be primarily office buildings, it now has 15,000 residents and has become a dining and entertainment center.
Ask The Expert: What can we expect for travel during Thanksgiving this year?
It's almost time for the annual trek out of town for the Thanksgiving holiday. It's just around 10 days away.. .And a lot of Texans will get out of town to spend the holiday with their families, or just use the time to go on vacation. Triple A says the freeways will be a bit busier this year, compared to 2022, but not that much higher. On today's Ask the Expert, Daniel Armbruster joined us from AAA Texas .
Human remains found in Mesquite identified as missing Dallas educator
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
Texas police officer shot, pulled to safety by witnesses
A Houston Police officer was shot and injured this weekend while responding to a call about a stolen car. Police say officers spotted a car that had been stolen in a carjacking Saturday and started following it.
Police had their lights and sirens off, but Chief Troy Finner says the driver noticed officers "and decided to flee." Finner says the driver wrecked near 610 and U.S. 59.
"There was a violent crash, he crashed into several vehicles," Finner says. "He got out of the vehicle, officers got
McKinney man charged with evidence tampering after police find woman's body in his house
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
Partly cloudy and pleasant today for DFW with a slight chance of rain
Not too warm, not too cold, just right.. that's what will be greeting us for our new work week. We do need some rain, but there's not much in the forecast over the next 7 days.
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Check out the space station's location throughout the day with this app
Our App today is called Spot The Station. NASA just came out with this one. We know the International Space Station is up there in orbit, and it has been for almost 25 years. There are certain times when the Space Station is right above you, and there's a chance that you can see it when it's there. This app will let you know when that is. It's a bit mind blowing that when the Space Station flies overhead, you realize that there are people up there living and working. NASA put together different
A charity's new fundraiser will be at the Ranger's home field
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with baseball broadcaster Jared Sandler, founder of Sandlot Children's Charity. They provide financial assistance for kids with physical and intellectual disabilities.
Their big "Swinging for a Cause" fundraiser is moving to the home of the World Series Champion Texas Rangers!
But first, Chris talks with Brandon Board of The Tree of North Texas, a food bank taking care of lower-income families, especially during the holidays
A Dallas 100 winner is expanding its services to Norway
Steve Roemerman, Chairman & CEO of Lone Star Analysis, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Dallas air show returns with different look
A festival celebrating the history and science of aviation is taking place this weekend at Dallas Executive Airport. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia
Why are so many children filling hospital beds in DFW?
Thousands of children are missing out on school, and there are more trying to recover at home. This is more than just the cold and flu season.
The DFW Hospital Council reports there's almost no room at the inn for children's hospitals here in the DFW area. The problem is... RSV is running rampant through the schools.
Just about every bed is filled with patients. On today's Ask The Expert, Stephen Love joined us. He's the president of the DFW Hospital Council
North Texas hosts several events today to celebrate Veterans Day
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
Commune or cult? New Discovery series follows truck driver's journey into off-grid living
'The Garden: Commune or Cult' is a new series airing on Discovery Channel featuring 'The Garden,' an off-grid community based off of large lands in South America.
This community has its own set of rules and an open-door policy for any one of its members to be leaders of their society. However, there is an intense initiation process where some leave within a week.
The show follows four new members on their journey to make it through a trial period at The Garden. While in the beginning it seems
North Texas veteran receives donation to help him fulfill mission
A non-profit working with Toyota and Wells Fargo has donated a car to an Air Force veteran in Irving. The Military Warriors Support Foundation surprised retired Air Force Staff Sergeant Eddy Kelly with a 2024 Honda CRV this week.
Jury finds man who fatally shot two Dallas hospital workers guilty of capital murder
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.
A cool weekend ahead for North Texas with more clouds than sun
Welcome rain is gone for now, but some of you may see a little bit more into the first part of next week. Also, the slightly below average temperatures will continue through next Tuesday. Those are your weather stories over the next 7 days.
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Tarrant County homeowners can pay property taxes in two installments
Tarrant County homeowners now have a new option when paying property taxes -- they can now pay their property taxes in two equal installments.In order to do so, they must pay half of their property tax bill by the end of this month, with the second half due by July 1st, 2024.
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This app provides AI generated practice tests for kids to study at home
Our App today is called Brainly. This one is for school kids and their parents in order to help with their homework. It's a tutoring app that can help your kids understand the assignments they have to get done at home. You can get answers to math questions by just scanning the problem. It shows you how to solve the issue with step-by-step instructions. That way you learn the various concepts behind those problems. The app says it'll improve your kid's grades through its A-I. You can also have qu
Jury finds man who opened fire in Dallas hospital guilty of capital murder
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
Doctor in desperate need of blood stem cell transplant
Cook Children's Medical Center is putting out an urgent call for a blood stem cell donor. Danny Kim, 57, a pediatrician at Cook Children's, has been diagnosed with advanced leukemia and is in urgent need of a blood stem cell transplant.
City of Mansfield, Mansfield ISD agree to property swap
The City of Mansfield and the Mansfield ISD agree to a property exchange."We will give the usage of our city hall to the ISD for their administrative spaces as they continue to grow," says Mayor Michael Evans, "and we've got additional acreage out back where they can expand for the future."In exchange, the Mansfield ISD is giving the city its administrative buildings, student services building and Geyer Field, as well as the shopping complex on Broad St.In a joint news release, the city and the
200-thousand turkeys are flying out of Tyler all over the US
Sam Greenberg, Owner, Greenberg Smoked Turkeys joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
High school football first round playoff preview
The regular season has concluded and it's playoff time in high school football across the state of Texas. The Texas State Network sports team covers everything from 1A to 6A, from the Panhandle to the Coastal Bend.
New study shows that gas prices are coming down
Triple-A is out today with its new survey of gas prices. The headline: "Gas prices sinking." The average price for a gallon of gas in Texas is down to 2.86, and that's the lowest in the country. It's even a little lower in the DFW area. Joining us now on the KRLD Newsline is Daniel Armbruster with Triple-A.
Local medical center starts blood donation for doctor with Leukemia
He's devoted his life to helping others and now a North Texas pediatrician needs your help. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the story.
Dallas' Veterans Day parade cancelled but other events are still happening
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
Things to do around DFW: Pickleball Championships, Aviation Discovery Fest and more
From food festivals to light shows - North Texas has awesome things to do this weekend. KRLD's John Liddle takes us Around Town.
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Cold front to bring rain, change in temperature to North Texas
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
Cold front moves through North Texas, expect rain and falling temperatures today
A cold front is moving through North Texas this morning. Widespread rain will start to move in from the SW by late morning and continue through Friday morning. The cool weather will also stick around through the weekend and into the middle of next week. Those are your weather stories over the next 7 days.
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The app gives you 'Photoshop' qualities to quickly edit your photos
Our App today is called Photoleap. No one takes perfect shots all the time on their phones. At some point, you're going to need to edit your photos. This app gives you all kinds of editing tools and you can use artificial intelligence as another enhancement to turn your pictures into artwork. You can blend your picture with another photo. It will help you create 3D effects to add motion into your pictures. Change the background of the picture. You can remove anything that's in the background or
How did the Kennedy assassination change the way we consume news?
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.
Accused murderer Nestor Hernandez gives testimony against own lawyer's advice
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
The NorthPark mall train starts running as holiday time approaches
Jill Cumnock, CEO of Ronald McDonald House joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
A primer on Homestead Exemptions for Texas property owners
Texans overwhelmingly approved Proposition 4 on the ballot on Election Day this year. That's the amendment that increases the Homestead Exemption for Texas property owners from $40,000 up to $100,000. That could mean a pretty substantial cut in the amount of money you pay for your property taxes.And the school districts don't suffer, because the state picks up the slack in the amount of money that schools get. They don't lose anything even though property owners aren't paying as much into the po
Feast Of Sharing to feed 10,000 people
It's called the Feast of Sharing and it's happening Wednesday afternoon at Dickie's Arena, and all are welcome. Central Market's Mobile kitchen is cooking up a special holiday meal and is expected to feed at least 10,000 people.
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Cost of special legislative session can reach $1M, officials say
Lawmakers in Austin are getting paid overtime every time they meet in special session and it’s costing Texas taxpayers millions of dollars. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott a fourth special session on Tuesday.
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Prosper voters approve new schools, reject multi-million dollar football stadium
Voters in Prosper have approved three of four bond propositions for the school district. Prosper ISD is one of the fastest growing districts in Texas with enrollment increasing from about 1,000 students in 2002 to more than 28,000 now.
Prosper ISD expects enrollment to surpass 45,000 students within another ten years."We have experienced hypersonic growth, and with every piece of growth that comes, we have another opportunity to get better and serve the best in the state," says Prosper ISD Super
Texas voters approve raising homestead examption, other constitutional amendments
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
Texas voters approve most constitutional amendments, mixed on school bonds
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
Morning clouds with afternoon sun, windy and warm today before the next cold front arrives
It's our last warm day today before a big cool-down arrives early tomorrow morning. Also, a lot of you will see some welcome rain during the day tomorrow.
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Learn how to manage your finances and pay down debt with this app
Our App today is called Debbie. This app will actually pay you if you manage to pay down the debt in your life. It has a rewards function, as well as a method to keep up with your debt and work to pay it off. The app is also an educational tool to help you learn more about your finances. You can set different goals on how much to pay off your debts. It comes with educational courses to show you the psychology of why we do things with our money. You compete to hit certain markers and earn rewards
Prosper ISD bond measures brings discussion amongst voters
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.
Voter turnout predictions are positive for North Texas' Election Day
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
Prosper voters to decide $2.8 billion dollar bond for schools
Prosper ISD is asking voters to approve a bond package totalling $2.8 billion Tuesday. Prosper ISD is one of the state's fastest growing with enrollment increasing from 6,413 ten years ago to 28,197 now.
Six candidates are up for replacing an expelled state representative
Some North Texas voters will be deciding on a new state representative after one was tossed out of office. Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin.
Office vacancies expected across North Texas as WeWork files for bankruptcy
WeWork has seven locations across North Texas,.in fact it's the largest North Texas shared office provider. But now those offices in Dallas - Fort Worth, West Plano, and Las Colinas are likely to close.
The North Texas locations amount to about half a million square feet of office space. DFW is already dealing with near-record office vacancies, totaling more than 75 million square feet.
WeWork was once valued at $45 Billion and is working to get out of most leases and re-negotiate others accordi
Dallas County gets ready for Election Day after successful early voting
Voting polls close at 7 p.m. today. Now, early voting just ended Saturday and this year's early totals are quite a bit higher than we saw two years ago for the last off-year election. Dallas County, for example, more than double its early voting totals from 2021 and maybe that will hold down todays's election day totals. Here's KRLD's Curt Lewis
Rangers receive post awards after winning season
The Texas Rangers are World Series champs, and now there are some post-season awards. Here's KRLD's Austin York
Tuesday is Election Day! What is on the ballot?
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
Windy and warm for North Texas today, cold front arrives late Wednesday
The weather will be perfect for your outdoor pleasures. We're starting off this morning in the low to mid-60s. Sunny with a high of 84 degrees today with a south wind gusting to 25 mph.
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Test your quick thinking with today's App of The Day
Our App today is called 5 Second Guess. This is a game that we'd seen on the Ellen Show on occasion. She's usually a great resource for finding new games to play with your family. This one is an easy one to play.
Basically, you get five seconds to name three things in a group. Once your time is up, the other people in the game decide if you can up with three legit things. For example, 5 seconds to name 3 state capitals. The time moves very quickly. The game comes with hundreds of different quest
Trial starts for a man accused of shooting two hospital employees
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
NRH PD launches fund to help retired K-9s
The North Richland Hills Police Department could use your help in caring for retired K-9s. Unlike humans, when a K-9 retires from the North Richland Hills Police Department, that K-9 is no longer covered by city-sponsored medical care. Here's KRLD's Andrew Greenstein.
This is the first start for the Boy Scouts with a new leader
Roger A Krone, President & CEO, Boy Scouts of America joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Police, prosecutors, doctors from across Texas meet in Dallas to talk about child abuse
Dozens of police departments from across Texas are meeting in Dallas this week to talk about how they handle cases of child abuse and child homicide. The event was organized by the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center.
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Voters to decide on several propositions on Election Day
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
How to prep your pool for the winter season
It's about time for pool owners to start getting ready for colder weather, which means some tweaks in pool maintenance. Wyatt Flournoy, owner of Mustang Pool Service (817-217-7155), tells the KRLD Morning News the adjustments are pretty easy.
Dallas Cowboys come up short in game against Philadelphia Eagles
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
Above average temperatures for North Texas through Wednesday
Above average temperatures, a little bit of some rain, and then temperatures will cool off towards the end of the week into the weekend. Those are your weather stories over the next 7 days.
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South Dallas skatepark evolves into unique service-driven community park
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold talks with Stephanie Hughes of the Hughes Family Tribute Center about family burial and cremation services. This has become a very important topic in the news these days. But first, he visits with Rob Cahill, co-founder of 4DWN, a skatepark in South Dallas that has evolved into a unique service-driven community hub distributing thousands of pounds of food each week to kids and families.
Former player Mike Bacsik shares his perspective on the win
Mike Bacsik is a former MLB pitcher and current radio host for our sister station, The Fan. He Joins KRLD's David Rancken and Austin York during out special coverage at the World Series Championship parade.
New electrical switch gear plant moves to north Texas
Barbara Humpton, President & CEO of Siemens Corporation, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight
Rangers' VP of Communications discusses the team's reputation
John Blake is the Executive Vice President of Communications for the Texas Rangers. He Joins KRLD's David Rancken and Austin York during out special coverage at the World Series Championship parade.
Longtime Rangers beat writer Evan Grant reflects on World Series title
Evan Grant, who has covered the Rangers for The Dallas Morning News since 1997, joined KRLD News live from Arlington to talk about the club's unbeaten postseason road record and what the title means for North Texas sports fans.
Sulfur Springs and Anna High School head to 4A Division 1 Championships
Join KRLD's Andrew and John, discuss how the high school football season comes to end.
Highschool bands to play 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame'
Some North Texas students have the day off from school and are marching and playing in Friday's parade. It was a creative collaboration among band directors at several schools including Arlington ISD. Dr. Christopher Anderson is the director of Fine Arts there and talks with KRLD's Tom Hale.
Thousands of Texas Rangers fans get ready to celebrate the World Champions
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
Texas Rangers player Josh Jung reflects on this season
Hear a couple of words from Texas Rangers Third Baseman, Josh Jung.
Former Texas Rangers player shares his excitement for the win
Join the KRLD's morning team interview Mark McLemore, a former Texas Rangers player as he shares his support and feelings about the champions.
Sports anchor analyzes the impact of the Texas Rangers' win
The Texas Rangers finally won after years of anticipation. Join KRLD's Chris Blake as he interviews NBC 5's sports anchor Pat Doney about the impact of the Texas Rangers' win.
US response to war in Israel to be focus of Sunday's Face the Nation
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken held discussions with Israel's prime minister, emphasizing American calls for a humanitarian pause in the Gaza conflict. This meeting occurred on Friday amid escalating concerns that the conflict might expand, with Israel remaining vigilant against potential attacks on its border with Lebanon. KRLD's John Liddle talked with Margaret Brennan from CBS' Face the Nation about the latest in the Israel vs Hamas war.
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Everything you need to know about the Texas Rangers victory parade
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
Sunny and cool today for Rangers victory parade, warmer temperatures return for the weekend
A perfect day for the celebration in Arlington, a rapid warm-up, and no rain in the forecast until possibly by the end of next week. Those are your weather stories over the next 7 days.
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Tips if you plan on going to the Rangers' parade Friday
KRLD's Andrew Greenstein has some notes from Arlington about tomorrow's parade if you plan to go.
Texas Rangers manger Bruce Bochy discusses World Series win
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
A deep dive into our economy, the stock market and interest rates with Robert Kaplan
Robert Kaplan, former CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas: Co-Chairman, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
How the Rangers finally won the World Series
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.
How do you put together a big parade for the Texas Rangers?
So, you win a World Series for the first time in your history, you want to keep the celebrations going on for a long time.On Friday, the city of Arlington and the Texas Rangers will bring in somewhere around a quarter of a million Ranger fans for a huge parade around lunchtime.This is something we have never experienced in north Texas... a parade for a World Series champion.On today's Ask The Expert, we got some advice on getting to the parade from Tim Ciesco with the Arlington PD.
Low percentage of voters during early voting so far
Early voting continues through Friday in the constitutional amendment election next week in Texas. Voters will decide 14 constitutional amendments on topics ranging from property tax relief to broadband infrastructure. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Arlington to host Rangers' World Series championship parade on Friday
The City of Arlington is finalizing plans for a parade and party in the Entertainment District Friday to celebrate the Texas Rangers' World Series title. The Rangers beat Arizona 5-0 Wednesday to win the series four games to one.
Arlington's planning to host a huge celebration for the Texas Rangers
After last night's historic win -- the city of Arlington is now crazy busy planning a big celebration for the Texas Rangers. Mayor Jim Ross joins KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Six Flags announces a merger with Cedar Fair
A mega-merger involving a North Texas-based company. KRLD's Andrew Greenstein reports.
Arlington prepares ahead of parade for Rangers World Series Championship win
Plus, people line up to get their hands on new World Series Championship merchandise.
Texas Rangers win first World Series in franchise history
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.
Things To Do Around DFW: Jazz Under the Stars, Greek Food Festival, Wine Fest and more
It's going to be a beautiful Fall weekend in North Texas so get out and have fun. Need some ideas? See our weekly list of things to do around town this weekend.
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Remembering Tom Vandergriff, the man who helped bring the Rangers to Arlington
The man who brought the Rangers to Texas back in 1972 is no longer with us, but Tom Vandergriff has to be looking down on this celebration with a big smile on his face.
Several years before he passed away, Vandergriff sat down with KRLD's Chris Sommer to talk about the challenges involved in bringing Major League Baseball to North Texas.
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Several beautiful days ahead for North Texas, low to mid-60s for the Ranger's parade on Friday
We not only have something to celebrate in the baseball world, but also in the weather world! We have a string of gorgeous days here ahead across north Texas over the next 7 days! Your weather stories are easy, a warming trend and the lack of rain.
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When will high-speed rail arrive in Texas?
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
Rangers vs. Diamondbacks watch party will be in Globe Life Field
The fans are starting to show up at Globe Life Field ahead of tonight's game. KRLD's L.P. Phillips is at Texas Live and has been talking to the faithful.
Rangers create a hype montage for Game 5 in the World Series
Join KRLD's David Rancken and Austin York as they listen to a montage created for the Rangers, and its fans, as they head into a game that may cause them the championships.
A testimony from a Texas prisoner's trial brings controversy
Attorneys for a death row inmate say a so-called expert should not have been allowed to testify against him. Here's KRLD's Barbara Schwarz.
Texas Rangers reflect as they head into a game that can make history
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
Pickleball courts 'driving' business for Euless-based company
Mark Kundysek, president, owner, and founder of NexCourt, tells KRLD's David Johnson that they've his company has been building pickleball courts since 1989 -- but now the sport is driving new business.
Dallas organization connects veterans with open jobs
An organization in Dallas hosted a job fair Wednesday to connect veterans with open jobs. U&I works with veterans as well as disabled children and adults.
"Our goal is to help them reach their goal, whatever that is," says Chief Executive Hugh Breland. "They want to go to school? Great. They want to get a job? Great. We provide work experience."
The organization launched in 1951 to help with education of kids with special needs and help them socialize. U&I has expanded to include workforce devel
Texas Rangers on the verge of winning the World Series
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
'Jazz Under the Stars' at Klyde Warren Park Saturday night
This Saturday evening, jazz enthusiasts are in for a treat as Klyde Warren Park hosts an enchanting night of "Jazz Under the Stars."Organizers are promising to deliver an array of jazz genres, showcasing the diversity in the captivating art form.Renowned trombonist Michael Mordecai shared his insights on the event and his journey through the world of jazz."We've got a spread. The first band will be playing fusion. Think of Pat Metheny on steroids with a 10 piece band. Follow that up with the Eph
Chris Tucker discusses evolving stand-up career and humanitarian work
In an exclusive interview with KRLD, renowned comedian and actor Chris Tucker shared insights into his dynamic stand-up career and ongoing philanthropic endeavors.
Tucker plays tonight (Wednesday, November 1) at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving.
Tucker, best known for his roles in films like "Friday," "Rush Hour" and "Silver Linings Playbook," spoke about the joy he finds in live stand-up shows, citing the unpredictable nature of the audience.
"(There's) nothing like, in the momen
Rangers are one win away from World Series title
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
Freeze Warning Wednesday morning for parts of North Texas, below average temperatures through Friday
A Freeze Warning continues across the southern half of North Texas until 9:00 a.m. This does include the Dallas-Fort Worth area, however, a variable wind at 5 to 10 is keeping temperatures from falling to the freezing mark across much of the area. If the wind goes calm, temperatures will fall to, or slightly below freezing.
Plenty of sunshine for all today and very cool for this time of the year. Afternoon highs will top out in the low to mid-50s.
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Hall of Fame Laureate and Deep Ellum visionary
Scott Rohrman, Founder of 42 Real Estate, joins David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Ask The Expert: Could we see an end to the STAAR Test? What's the deal with the Special session in Austin?
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.
How do we get the heater ready for the winter?
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.
An Election Day ballot offers property tax cuts
Texas voters are deciding on 14 constitutional amendments. Early voting runs through Nov. 3rd, and Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 7th. Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin.
Odessa teen charged with murder over fentanyl overdose
An 18-year-old from Odessa has been charged with murder for the death of a teenager from fentanyl poisoning. The 16-year-old died October 2.
Rangers get ready for Game 4 of the World Series
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
Barbie-themed costumes dominate Halloween searches
Odds are there will be a lot of Barbies knocking on your door tonight.According to popular search trends on Google, Barbie has emerged as the top trending costume, surpassing all expectations."Barbie is the top trending costume of the year, believe it or not," says Jennifer Jones, Google Trends Expert.
Rangers beat the Diamondbacks in Game 3 of the World Series, take 2-1 lead
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
Sunshine and breezy for Halloween day, Freeze Warning tonight for most of DFW
We've gone from late summer to early winter-like temperatures across north Texas. Below-average temperatures will continue through Friday before the big warm-up starts this weekend.
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This guide will help you find shows and movies on all your streaming services
Our App today is called Just Watch. This is an app to let you know how to find the shows and movies you want to watch on your streaming services. Is it on Netflix? Hulu? Peacock? Where can I find that show I want? This app is a TV Guide for more than 500 different streaming channels around the world. It shows all of the major services in this country. The shows and movies are all updated daily. You know how some shows will trade streaming services? This one will keep all of those changes straigh
Everman PD shares known facts from missing boy case in recent press conference
Everman Police Department shared that there have been significant developments in the case investigation of Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez at a press conference Oct. 30 at 5 p.m. They gave a recap of what they know so far.
Everman PD updates on case investigation of a missing young boy
A grand jury indicts a woman for capital murder. She's the mother of an Everman boy that disappeared a year ago. KRLD's LP Phillips has the story.
Predictions for Rangers Game 3 following a lost and win from previous World Series games.
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
Fort Worth Police sergeant dies following long battle with COVID
The Fort Worth Police Department is mourning the passing of one of its own.The department announced the Saturday passing of Sgt. Jon Jensen following a long battle with COVID.He was with the department for 26 years and was assigned to the North patrol unit.
Texans Credit Union celebrates 70th anniversary
David Frazier, the president and CEO of Texans Credit Union, joined KRLD's David Johnson on the CEO Spotlight to mark the company's 70th anniversary as it's survived the ups and downs of the financial world for decades.
Trial date set for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
More than eight years after his indictment on charges of securities fraud, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has a trial date. Paxton's trial will begin on April 15, 2024, in Harris County.
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GM reaches tentative deal with UAW, expected to bring end to strike
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
Gun buyback event in Dallas
Dallas took more than 120 guns off the street in a recent buyback. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the update.
New employment opportunities arise as software company expands to north Texas
More jobs are coming to North Texas as Paycom expands in Grapevine. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the latest.
Dallas County Health: COVID is still here, get your shots
More than three years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the disease is still a huge concern for local health leaders. Dallas County is focused on ensuring older adults get the latest vaccine.
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Senators from four states tour Rio Grande
The two U.S. senators from Texas led Republican colleagues from three other states on a tour of the border with Mexico this weekend. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz led the group which included Republicans from Nebraska, Utah and Wyoming.
Surprising economic growth makes future tough to predict
Despite economists' pessimistic predictions earlier this year, the U.S. economy showed remarkable resilience during the third quarter, with a robust growth rate of 4.9 percent, surpassing expectations. This surprising surge was driven primarily by consumer spending, which accelerated to 4 percent, defying previous projections. The unexpected strength in the economy makes the future extremely hard to predict. KRLD's John Liddle talked about the surprising economy with Jill Schlesinger from CBS Ne
Do some fun things to your photos using AI with this new app
Our App today is called PhotoApp - AI Photo Enhancer. You might have seen your friends posting different pictures of themselves, to see what they would have looked like in a yearbook in the 90's. This is the app they used. It's an artificial intelligence photo app that can work its magic in different ways. It has that function in it. It can also take some old blurry photos and clean them up into high-resolution pictures. It uses the artificial intelligence to filter out the fuzzy from the pictur
Arctic air overtakes North Texas, Freeze Warning in effect for Tuesday morning
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
Rain moves out but chilly air stays, sunshine returns later today for North Texas
Afternoon highs today will reach the upper 40s, mid 50s for Halloween and Wednesday. Trick or treaters will feel temperatures in the upper 40s.
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It's a great time to be a boomer
Marcus Breuer, CEO of Touchmark Communities, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Texas-based film festival in Garland is happening this weekend
The city of Garland is hosting a film festival called, "It Came From Texas" - and they're only showing films that were shot here. Here's KRLD's Steven Pickering.
Rangers set to host Diamondbacks in Game 1 of World Series
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
Preview: Gone South, Season 3 - The Sign Cutter
People love mysteries. That's a fact of life. Just look at some of the most popular TV series, streaming shows, and movies. And people love true crime podcasts.
That's true with Audacy's Edward R. Murrow Award-winning series, Gone South.It's one of the most popular podcasts online, and it's getting ready to start a third season. Their investigations are now in Texas.Producer and host of Gone South, Season 3 - The Sign Cutter, Jed Lipinski joined KRLD's David Rancken for a preview.
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Arlington PD confident in security plans for World Series at Globe Life Field
Game One of the World Series is just hours away -- and tens of thousands of fans are converging on Arlington to be part of the excitement. To keep everyone safe, Arlington police have multiple plans in place. Whether it's traffic control, conflicts among fans or even the chance of real trouble no one else wants to even think about -- Arlington PD has been thinking about this a lot. Arlington PD's Tim Ciesco was on the KRLD Morning News with Heather Behrens and Jon Liddle today.
Defending state champs meet for District 11-6A title
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.
First of two cold fronts could bring rain to North Texas Friday
The first of two weekend cold fronts will arrive in North Texas Friday afternoon and bring the potential for rain. A second cold front is expected to move through the area on Sunday.
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Texas Rangers prepare for Game 1 of the World Series in Arlington
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
World Series matchup has some Phoenix-area business owners torn
It's a rite of passage every February -- the Rangers pack up and make the trek from Arlington to Surprise, Arizona, for Spring Training.Surprise is a growing city about 25 miles northwest of downtown Phoenix, and the community welcomes the Rangers with open arms every year."We always accommodate Rangers fans, players, staff, everybody," says Andy LiButti, co-owner of Booty's Wings, Burgers and Beer. "We've been open 11 years up there in Surprise, and they've been supporting us since day one."Boo
Let this app help you make money from old tech and 'junk' you no longer need
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Former President George W. Bush set to throw first pitch for Game 1 of World Series
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
Southwest Airlines posts record revenue, but is there turbulence ahead?
Bob Jordan, president and CEO of Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV), joined KRLD's David Johnson to discuss third-quarter earnings.
How did the shooting in Maine happen?
The Maine shooting brought the country to a stop last night. Police there have the dragnet out for Robert Card.
On today's Ask the Expert, Dr. Alex del Carmen joined us. He's a Criminology Professor at Tarleton State
Two local non-profit organizations help bring communities together through education
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold checks in with Xavier Henderson of For Oak Cliff.Org, an award-winning non-profit with a mission of developing community through education, social mobility, and social capital. But first, he visits with Sola Madison, founder of SEEDS K-12. They are a non-profit, dedicated to serving, educating, and empowering diverse students from kindergarten through 12th grade with programs of self-exploration and mental wellness.
Mayor of Arlington looks ahead to future growth
The mayor of Arlington says the city is becoming safer as it grows. Jim Ross gave his "State of the City" speech this week at Esports Stadium.
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Vets say pumpkin is safe for your pets if you want to treat them this Halloween season
Halloween candy isn't safe for your pets but pumpkins are.
Pumpkin isn't just a tasty treat for dogs and cats, it is also very healthy. It's nutritious, low in calories and rich in fiber. Vets say it's fine to toss your pets pieces of pumpkin while you're carving them, but make sure they are getting small pieces of the soft flesh, not the hard outer rind. The rind can be hard to chew and could cause your pet to choke. And don't give them too much as it could upset their tummy.If you're not carv
Flooding recedes after parts of North Texas receive several inches of rain
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.
Some of the best scary movies to watch for Halloween
Pop Culture Guru Bob Thompson joins the KRLD Morning News to discuss the best scary movies.
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Texas Halal Fest coming to Frisco this weekend
Coming to Frisco is a first-of-its-kind, the Texas Halal Fest.
It is the largest Halal Fest in the Lone Star State which will include the best vendors from all over including Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio.
The Texas Halal Fest will take place on Saturday October 28th at the renowned Frisco RoughRiders Stadium from 11am to 10pm. Entry is free but you must register at txhalalfest.com.
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Things To Do Around DFW: Día De Los Muertos, Ennis Autumn Daze, Rest In Plano (R.I.P.) Fest
From the fun and festive to the eerie and mysterious there are a lot of things to do Around Town this weekend.
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Cloudy and muggy today with a chance for more scattered rain showers and isolated storms
Sometimes it takes a flood to break a drought, however, the drought is not gone but we've seen some welcome relief over the past 3 days across North Texas. Anywhere between 5 to 10 inches of rain has fallen through this time frame and there's more to come.
The Flash Flood Watch that was due to expire at 7:00 a.m. this morning has now been extended through the afternoon. Another wave of rain to our SW will move across areas along and east of I-35W late this morning into the early afternoon hours,
Flooding rains across DFW make for a wild morning commute
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
The resounding call for a 4-day work week among young professionals
A recent Bankrate survey has unveiled strong support among younger workers for a shortened work week, with 83% of Gen Z and millennial employees (aged 18-42) expressing their backing for a 4-day work week.
"We're seeing this interesting new phenomenon...that's really caught the attention of these younger workers," Bankrate Analyst Sarah Foster says.
Also an overwhelming 92% of respondents would be willing to make work-related sacrifices to attain this schedule.
But the desire for the trend cont
Where to find ghosts in the Lone Star State
As Halloween approaches, people are starting to celebrate the spooky season. Haunted houses are operating, and even haunted tours of cities. While Texas has a lot of haunted spots like the Millermore Mansion, Yorktown Memorial Hospital, and the USS Lexington, there’s a whole city that is filled with haunted spots and stories.
Join us to learn about some of the ghost stories that originated from a city known for its historic preservation: Granbury.
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Texans from Ukraine to support continued funding
A group of Texans with ties to Ukraine is spending this week in Washington D.C. to meet with lawmakers in support of funding for the war in Ukraine. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Warren Buffett meets Super Mario
Nick Knight, producer of the Singleton Foundation /The Venture Valley Game, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
What happens now that the House has a new speaker?
The House voted to give the gavel to Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson. On today's Ask The Expert, Dr. Thomas Gray joined us. He's an associate political science professor at the UT Dallas.
General Motors Plant strike brings up flashbacks to 2019's strike
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
Dallas track is getting named after fastest woman in the world from Oak Cliff
The fastest woman in the world is getting a Dallas track named after her. Her name is Sha'Carri Richardson, gold medal winner in the women's 100-meter race at the World Championships in August. But, before that, she was an eight-time state champion at Carter High School in Oak Cliff. Now, the track inside Kincade Stadium is being named for her.
FIFA leaders visit North Texas ahead of 2026 World Cup decision
FIFA's leadership toured AT&T Stadium this week as North Texas tries to secure matches deep in the 2026 World Cup. The World Cup will be played in North America, and Dallas was chosen as one of 16 host cities.
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Campaign aims to encourage people to seek treatment for mental health conditions
KRLD's John Liddle talked with Dr. William Smith, Chief Executive Administrator for Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute at the University of Utah and Heidi Arthur, Ad Council Chief Campaign Development Officer about the Love, Your Mind campaign.
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VA holds second annual National Lung Cancer Screening Day
Lung cancer is the most fatal cancer affecting veterans. In recognition of Lung Cancer Awareness Month, the VA is honored to join the second annual National Lung Cancer Screening Day. The event aligns with Veterans Day, highlighting the VA's dedication to providing top-notch care for veterans. John Liddle from KRLD recently spoke with Dr. Chris Slatore, chief consultant at the National Center for Lung Cancer Screening within the Veterans Health Administration, shedding light on this crucial init
Trick-or-Treating can be tricky for families with food allergies
This Halloween you may want to set out a teal pumpkin for trick-or-treaters with severe food allergies.
Tiffany Leon with the Food Allergy Research Education group says some of the most popular Halloween candies have common allergens like nuts, milk, wheat, and soy.
The teal pumpkin lets trick-or-treaters know that you offer non-food items like stickers, bubbles, bracelets, and playing cards to help keep everyone safe.
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More heavy rain expected Wednesday for North Texas, Flood Watch issued
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
Warm and muggy today with more rain, Flood Watch issued for portion of North Texas
The radar is quiet right now, but scattered showers will develop and stream in from the south later this morning. A large area of rain, a line of showers and storms, is a good 200 miles to our west right now. This area of heavy rain will slowly drift towards us by late this afternoon, earlier for those west of DFW. It's going to be a rainy night across North Texas.
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Family barbecue restaurant ready to welcome World Series crowd at Globe Life Field
With all of the excitement about the Texas Rangers going to the World Series, we can finally relish in the victory over the Astros.If you've gone to any of the games this year at Globe Life Field, one thing that has become synonymous with the experience of seeing the team play and getting some Hurtado's BBQ to enjoy while doing it.Brandon Hurtado, owner of Hurtado's BBQ, the official BBQ of the Texas Rangers, joined the KRLD Afternoon News.He shares his excitement and says this is a dream come t
This app turns your phone camera into a disposable camera
Our App today is called Lapse. This is a photo app. But, this is a photo app that turns back time for you. It can turn your phone into a disposable camera like we had decades ago. Remember those old cameras? You took pictures with them, but you had no idea what those pictures looked like until you had the film developed at the Wolf Camera or a CVS or a place like that. You'd get the prints and see what you shot. This is similar. You can take pictures, like they're on a photo roll, but you have n
How does Arlington prepare for The Big Show?
How does the city prepare for the World Series on short notice? Or have they been planning this for a while? On today's Ask The Expert, Brent DeRaad, CEO of the Arlington Convention and Visitors Bureau, joined the KRLD Afternoon News.
Texas Instruments is in the chips
Rafael Lizardi, CFO of Texas Instruments, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
AA flight attendants move closer to strike
American Airlines' flight attendants have put the airline on the clock.
Manager Bruce Bochy says the Texas Rangers are special
Also, Texas Rangers gear skyrockets in sales, and 5,000 workers join the UAW strike. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023
5,000 Arlington GM plant workers join UAW strike
The United Auto Workers union expanded its "stand up strike" Tuesday, and 5,000 workers at the General Motors plant in Arlington have left the job. The local UAW chapter had posted picketing assignments on its website when the strike first began last month, but Arlington had not been chosen until Tuesday.
North Texans say 'good, scrappy' Rangers proved themselves in ALCS
Texas Rangers fans packed stores before dawn Tuesday morning looking for merchandise to celebrate the team's American League pennant. The Rangers beat the Astros 11-4 Monday night in Houston to win Game 7 of the American League Championship Series.
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United Auto Workers strike expands to General Motors' biggest plant
Plus, the Texas Rangers prep for the World Series, and Texans start to celebrate wine month. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023
"Bigger than France" An inside look at the Texas wine industry
As Texas Wine Month wraps up, vino lovers in the Lone Star State are raising their glasses, celebrating the remarkable growth of the Texas wine industry.
Chris Cobb, Co-founder of Kuhlman Cellars, joined KRLD's John Liddle to shed light on the history of the wine industry in Texas.
Image from Kuhlman Cellars.
Rangers beat Astros in ALCS, head to World Series for first time since 2011
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
Rain chances return to the North Texas forecast for the next several days
Most of the rain now is moving into Oklahoma this morning. Still, more scattered showers and maybe even a rumble of thunder will develop to our SW after lunchtime and move across the area this afternoon into the early evening hours. This area of rain will not be widespread, but a few of you could add to your half-inch to 1-inch rainfall totals you've measured over the past 18 hours. A SW wind will gust to 30 mph.
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How the journey through the ALCS games impact the Texas Rangers
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
State Fair of Texas vendors donate leftover food
Eighty vendors who spent the past three and a half weeks at the State Fair of Texas are now donating unused food to non-profits in Dallas. Here's Alan Scaia.
Don't miss a minute of the new 2023-24 season with the official NBA app
The Dallas Mavericks start their regular season on Wednesday. So, it might be good to get everything in order right away. That way you don't miss any of the action from Luka and the rest of the team. This is the official app of the NBA. It lets you keep up with any of your favorite teams or all of the teams. It has in-game and post-game stats for every game. It comes with the latest news. You can see press conferences and other events. And if you subscribe to the NBA League Pass, you get more wa
Feed your musical appetite with Little Shop of Horrors
Lyric Stage in Dallas, is gearing up for "Little Shop of Horrors," playing October 26-29 at the Majestic Theatre in Downtown Dallas. It's the first time for Esteban Vilchez, who plays the protagonist Seymour in the tongue-in-cheek horror comedy, to be in the show. Here's KRLD's John Liddle.
Americans will spend a record $12.2 billion on Halloween this year
Americans love Halloween and a record number of us will be celebrating this year. According to the National Retail Federation, 73 percent of Americans will celebrate Halloween this year, which is up from 69 percent last year.
Navigating Estate Planning: Lessons from the Trenches
In light of National Estate Planning Awareness Week, the complexities of estate settlement have led to a candid reassessment by many, including CBS News money expert Jill Schlesinger.
Jill has recently navigated the process a couple of times firsthand.
Estate planning, often underestimated, demands careful attention, Jill told KRLD's John Liddle.
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Haltom City school honored as one of 'America's Healthiest'
Alliance for a Healthier Generation hosted hundreds of school and district leaders earlier this month at the America’s Healthiest Schools Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C. and several of the award winners were from North Texas.
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Big Tex says goodbye for 2023
The State Fair of Texas ended Sunday with fans getting one last round of selfies with Big Tex.
The State Fair of Texas says attendance for the 24-day run was 2.3 million people. Dry weather most days helped keep numbers up, but in 2022, attendance was 2,547,289.
Police search for 3 suspects in connection to Fort Worth carjacking, kidnapping
Police are looking for three people in connection to a carjacking and kidnapping in Fort Worth on Saturday.
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Beware store credit cards. Their rates are at record-highs
As the holiday season draws near and families plan their festive spending, there's concerning news about retail credit cards.
With interest rates climbing steadily, the average annual percentage rate (APR) for retail credit cards has soared to a new record high of 28.93% this year, according to Bankrate.
This sharp increase, up from 26.72% in 2022 and 24.35% in 2021, could significantly impact our holiday budgets.
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Rangers blast Astros in Game 6 of ALCS, force Game 7
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
Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms move in later today, above average temperatures this week
Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are in the forecast later today into tomorrow, with another chance for showers and storms late Wednesday into Thursday morning, isolated showers and storms on Friday, and increasing rain chances by Sunday along a strong cold front that will move through before the end of the day.
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Plano Comedy Festival returns through October 29th
There is always something to do here in the DFW metroplex and this weekend, a weeklong of events kicks off.The Plano Comedy Festival is coming back again for its 6th year, starting Sunday, October 22 - until Sunday, October 29.It's a weeklong event of over 100 comedy acts ranging from emerging comedians all the way to some of the top standup comics in the nation including Beth Stelling, Rachel Feinstein, Ali Macofsky, Paul Varghese, and Mia Jackson just to name a few.There are also family and ki
Track deals on Amazon with Keepa app
We just finished another round of Amazon Prime Days, where so much stuff is on sale. But Amazon has sales on what it sells all year long. Prices will drop for a while, then go back up. An app called Keepa helps you keep track of the items you want to buy throughout the year. There's a product finder if you're not sure what you want. It actually keeps track of a couple of billion different things on Amazon, so it's a good bet that it follows the shopping trend of what you want.
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Local bakery offers support to Dallas homeless recovery center
October is Children's Mental Health Month, so this week on Better Living, we continue our Audacy series "I'm Listening" with a conversation led by David O'Leary, and guests from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. But first, Chris Arnold visits with Keith Fluellen, the founder of Fluellen Cupcakes. He's building a cupcake empire while sharing and caring with the Bridge Homeless Recovery Shelter.
60,000 visitors expected for ArtsGoggle in Fort Worth
More than 1,000 artists and musicians will set up this weekend on Fort Worth's Near Southside for the 20th ArtsGoggle. ArtsGoggle now covers 21 blocks around Magnolia Avenue and draws more than 60,000 visitors.
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Fort Worth asking for volunteers to serve on its Civil Service Commission
If you're interested in getting more involved in your community, Fort Worth wants to hear from you. Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin with more.
Two adults injured in school bus crash in Burleson
Two people were hurt in a crash involving a school bus in Burleson Friday morning. Police say the bus and an SUV were involved in the crash on Hwy 174 at Summercrest, about a mile west of 35W.
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Are younger Americans being overly optimistic about retirement?
A recent Bankrate survey highlights the financial concerns and retirement saving habits among Americans. Not saving early enough for retirement is a common regret, particularly among younger Americans.
But many of them remain optimistic about their retirement goals. A significant portion (45%) of Gen Z and millennials believe they are on the right track with their retirement savings.
However, the survey shows that a substantial number of younger workers are not contributing to their retirement
Lawmakers to respond to Biden's calls for support for Ukraine and Israel on Face the Nation
President Joe Biden addressed the nation from the Oval Office on Thursday, marking just the second time he has done so during his term. He advocated for U.S. support to Ukraine and Israel during the ongoing conflicts, emphasizing their significance for America's national security. The administration is set to request billions of dollars for additional military aid to both Israel and Ukraine. The president also aimed to allocate funds to bolster Taiwan's defense capabilities and address challenge
Get in a great workout with the Peloton app
You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars on a stationery bike or any other piece of equipment with the Peloton name on it, in order to have a great workout plan. You can use the app without the equipment. It has thousands of different types of workouts available. There’s everything from strength training to running to HIIT workouts to yoga. It has dozens of experts ready to help you with your form and to provide inspiration to getting your sweat on. There are live classes or you can search t
Houston Astros dominate Texas Rangers in ALCS Game 4, even series
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
Late summer-like weather continues through the weekend, near record heat for North Texas
Low 90s will be the rule again tomorrow, mid to upper 80s on Sunday, with considerable high cloudiness through the weekend.
The remnants of what is now Hurricane Nora south of Baja California will cruise across Mexico late this weekend and move into parts of Texas Monday and Tuesday.
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Around The State Fair of Texas- October 20, 2023
Enjoy the Forever Motown Concert tonight at the State Fair of Texas, or take in the United Professional Rodeo Association (UPRA) World Finals.
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Matchup of unbeatens in Golden Triangle, crosstown rivalry in Laredo highlight Week 9 games
The Texas State Network sports desk highlights a matchup of undefeated teams in the Golden Triangle, where Hamshire-Fannett meets Silsbee, and in Laredo, Alexander and United face off in a 6A showdown.
Cook Children's opens new mind health institute in Fort Worth
Cook Children's Health Care System has cut the ribbon on the Jane and John Justin Institute for Mind Health at its campus on Fort Worth's Near Southside. Planning for the project started three years ago and brings nine different specialties together.
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18-year-old becomes 8th person to plead guilty in connection to deadly fentanyl ring
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.
Star-studded pickleball tournament headed to North Texas
Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki along with head coach Jason Kidd, and former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo are among the stars who will compete in the USA Pickleball National Championship next month in Farmers Branch.
Meet the chef behind the delicious cuisine in the new Apple TV series 'Lessons In Chemistry'
Set in the 1950s, the new Apple TV+ series 'Lessons in Chemistry' follows Elizabeth Zott (played by Brie Larson), as she navigates through a patriarchal society with the dream of being a successful scientist.
Elizabeth, who is nothing like the typical '50s housewife, takes a job hosting a TV cooking show after being fired from her job. In her new role, she captivates an audience of underrepresented housewives, teaching them a lot more than just recipes.
An integral part of the story in 'Lessons
What's the big deal with Medical Open Enrollment?
As open enrollment for Medicare continues, millions of Americans are urged to evaluate their options to ensure the best coverage for their health needs and financial situation, according to Dr. Meena Seshamani, Director of the Center for Medicare for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Talking to KRLD's John Liddle, Dr. Seshamani stressed the importance of taking advantage of open enrollment, as health needs, available options, and financial situations can change each year.
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Could Dez, Micah actually play Olympic Flag Football?
The football world is buzzing with excitement after the announcement that Flag Football will be an olympic sport in 2028."We've been really trying to get to that level where we can get into the Olympics. We played in the World Games. But I think now that the NFL's backing and supporting it...it shows the sport is ready to be at that level" Patrick Alley explained. He's the Assistant Coach for USA Flag Football and the head coach of the Dallas team in the American Flag Football League.
Can you "Imagine a Day Without Water"?
Water is not just a resource, but a lifeline. Still, it is often taken for grantedImagine A Day Without Water, a national day of action, aims to highlight the significance of water in our daily lives and draw attention to the urgent need for investment in water infrastructure.
Christy Harowski, Director at the Value of Water Campaign, emphasized the importance of this day and the challenges faced by millions of Americans who lack access to adequate and safe drinking water.
"For more than two mi
Around The State Fair of Texas- October 19, 2023
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Rangers lose first postseason game to Astros, but still lead ALCS
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
Things To Do Around DFW: ArtsGoggle, North Texas EggFest, Dallas Fan Festival and more
Fall in North Texas is the perfect time of year because there are so many great things to do on the weekends. See our list of things to do around town!
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Late summer-like weather makes a brief return, no rain through the weekend
Above-average temperatures continue as we flirt with the 90° mark tomorrow and Saturday. There will be slightly cooler weather next week due to clouds and rain coming back into the forecast.
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Why most of the United States' nuclear stockpile passes through the Texas Panhandle
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
Heider Garcia to become Dallas County's elections administrator
Dallas County will soon have a new elections administrator, and it's a familiar name.
Fort Worth ISD elementary school kids get new shoes, thanks to nonprofit
Thanks to the daughter of a longtime Fort Worth ISD teacher, kids at one elementary school in the district made off with a new pair of shoes.Lisa Nichols started Maggie's Sole Mission in 2020 following the death of her mother, Maggie Sohel.
Arlington hotels and restaurants expect a boost from the Rangers postseason run
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.
Owner of Fort Worth's Reata chooses new location
A popular restaurant in Downtown Fort Worth has chosen a new location. Reata has been at the corner of Houston and 3rd since 2002.
Distracted driving victim has a message for kids in Texas
A woman who was nearly killed in a crash caused by a distracted driver is touring schools in Birdville ISD this week to share her story with kids. Jacy Good and her husband, Steve Johnson, spoke with seniors at Haltom High School Wednesday."For me, it's about making it real," Good says. "We all know what we should do, but we don't necessarily do it. I, maybe, didn't either when I was in high school."
Travel app could help with holiday planning
As we get ready to put together our plans for the holidays, an app called Tripsy might come in handy. It's a travel planner that helps you build an itinerary for your travels in one sitting.
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The Rangers are gearing up for Game 3 of the ALCS
Plus, Amazon is testing drone prescription deliveries, and bed bugs are on the rise in Texas.
Experiencing Terror in Jerusalem: A Texas teen's story
For most Texans, even Jewish Texans, the impact of the war between Israel and Hamas has not been felt directly.But it's different for 18-year-old Rebecca Katz, of Tyler.The Legacy High School senior was participating in the Heller High School semester program, and was in Israel when Hamas' attack began on October 7.Katz joined KRLD's John Liddle to describe the fear and confusion that gripped her and her fellow students as rockets rained down on Israel.
Belfour and Hitchcock to be Inducted into Dallas Stars Hall of Fame
Ed Belfour can still hear the rhythmic chant of the playoff crowd after a big save."Eddie! Eddie! Eddie"
The goaltender, who ranks fifth all-time in wins with 484, was the last line of defense for the Dallas Stars' heyday from 1997-2002, including their Stanley Cup title in 1999. Now, he's going into the Dallas Stars Hall of Fame, alongside his former head coach, Ken Hitchcock.
In an exclusive interview with KRLD's John Liddle, Belfour, expressed his excitement and gratitude.
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Artificial Intelligence brought into play in real estate, asset management
Kyle Waldrep, CEO Dottid joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Around The State Fair of Texas: October 18, 2023
Take in the 40 Acre Mule concert tonight at the State Fair or check out the Cobbler Cook-Off.
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A warming trend is on the way with highs near 90 this weekend, no rain soon
The past few days have been downright gorgeous across north Texas! Yesterday, officially at DFW Airport, we topped out at 73° after a morning low of 44°.Your weather stories over the next 7 days, a warming trend and increasing rain chances by the middle of next week,
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Baseball excitement builds in DFW as the ALCS shifts to Arlington
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
Buy or sell second-hand clothes, 10-thousand brands to choose from with this app
Our App today is called Poshmark. When was the last time you did a good old-fashioned purge of your closet? Maybe, you have gained some weight, or lost some and your clothes don't fit. Now, you have a reason to, and you can make some money from it. Poshmark is a social media marketplace, where you can buy or sell second-hand clothes. There are almost 10 thousand brands to choose from, and more than 200 million different items from other people's closets. They come in all sizes, and you can find
Police investigating after dead body found near Mesquite elementary school
Plus, two GOP members declined to support Congressman Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House, and ERCOT getting ready for winter.
Dallas nonprofits celebrates progress on homelessness
Nonprofits in Dallas and Collin Counties say they have now provided permanent housing to 2,700 people. Housing Forward launched its mission working with nonprofits in 2020.
Voters to decide on property tax exemption for childcare centers
Texas voters will decide next month if some childcare centers should get a break on their property taxes. It's Proposition 2 on the November ballot and would allow lawmakers to approve a property tax exemption on all or part of a property used as a daycare.
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North Texas doctor license suspended after woman dies following visit to med spa
The Texas Medical Board suspended the license of a North Texas doctor after a woman died following a visit to his med spa. They say he's a threat to the public.
The doctor is Michael Gallagher who has a practice in Frisco. He's listed as acting medical director for Luxe Med Spa in Wortham Texas, about an hour outside of Waco.
Fans breathe a sigh of relief after Rangers' one-run win in Game 2 of ALCS
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.
Kids and Gen Z falling for online scams more than their grandparents
With holiday shopping in full swing and school-aged children spending more time online, cybersecurity has become a top concern for people of all ages.
Surprisingly, it is Generation Z who are three times more likely to fall victim to online scams than their grandparents, according to recent data. Scammers managed to make a staggering $210 million from individuals under the age of 20 last year alone.
To shed light on this alarming trend, KRLD's John Liddle spoke with Grace Hoyt, a Google cyberse
Study: Ultra-processed foods are as addictive as nicotine or cocaine
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) like sausage, ice cream, and sugary cereals are as addictive as nicotine or cocaine, affecting over 14% of adults. A study led by University of Michigan revealed that UPFs significantly impact brain reward systems, making them addictive.
The combination of excessive fats and sugars in UPFs alters brain circuits, making healthier options less appealing.
This addiction cycle, driven by dopamine rushes and crashes, parallels substance addiction, leading to overeating a
Majority of travelers modifying holiday plans due to financial concerns
Holiday travel will be here before we know it, and inflation concerns are causing Americans to make changes. According to Bankrate, the majority of U.S. adults who plan to travel for the holidays (77%) say they are modifying their plans in response to inflation and rising prices. And 69% of holiday travelers say they have at least one concern about their upcoming trips, led by the worry that their holiday travel plans will place a strain on their budget (31%). Despite the money concerns, we will
Around The State Fair of Texas: October 17, 2023
Take in Holly Beth on the Chevrolet Main Stage this afternoon or Graycie York tonight. The Ice Cream Freeze-Off is happening today as well as many other fun events!
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Texas Rangers continue to roll in the postseason with another playoff win
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
Seasonable weather for DFW Wednesday through Friday, a warmer weekend is coming
A jacket or a hoodie is necessary this morning as temperatures have fallen into the upper 30s to mid 40s across the area. Brrrrrrrr! That's what a calm wind and a clear sky will do as a chilly surface high pressure settles directly overhead this morning. This area of high pressure will continue to slide east through the day today and southerly winds will slowly return. If you're new to the area, a southerly wind is a warming wind anytime of the year. Plenty of sunshine will be enjoyed today with
Find places to keep your luggage safe while traveling with this app
Our App today is called Bounce. This is one of those apps where they see a need, fill a need. When you travel out of town, you'll carry your luggage everywhere you go until you checked into your hotel. Who wants to do that? This is an app that lets you stash your luggage in a safe place, until you come to claim it. It has connections with more than a thousand different locations in 250 cities around the world. You don't have to worry about stowing your bags at the airport or a locker somewhere.
North Texans of different faiths meet to show support for Israel
Hundreds of people attended an event in Irving Sunday to show support for Israel. The rally, called "Texas Stands with Israel," opened with prayers and the crowd singing the National Anthem.
KILT Sports Radio 610 Sean Pendergast previews ALCS Game 2
The Texas Rangers go into Game 2 of the American League Championship Series, after they won game 1 by a score of 2 to nothing.
There's a lot of bad blood between Rangers fans and Astros fans, just like there is between Houston and Dallas. We wanted to get the perspective from the Houston Astros, so we brought in Sean Pendergast.
He's the morning show host at KILT... Sportsradio 610 in Houston.
Shooting at State Fair of Texas follows addition of new security measures
The State Fair of Texas introduced additional security measures this year to keep people safe while also allowing people to carry guns.
"The State Fair of Texas has long been, and continues to be, a strong supporter of the rights of responsible gun owning Texans. For that reason, the Fair has long allowed Fair attendees with valid handgun licenses to carry their handguns in a concealed manner while attending the Fair (except for locations prohibited by law). The State Fair will not allow unlicen
What we can learn from the SSA's latest Cost of Living Adjustment
In recent years, the Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) has become increasingly important due to rising inflation. The annual increase is based on the previous year's conditions, making it challenging to predict accurately. KRLD's John Liddle talked to CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger about the latest adjustment, which came in at 3.2% for next year.
Image: In this photo illustration, a Social Security card sits alongside checks from the U.S. Treasury on Oct. 14, 2021, in
Texas Rangers shut out Houston Astros in Game 1 of ALCS
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
A slow warm up this week, no rain for the next 7 days for DFW
A beautiful weekend has come to an end and our cool weather pattern will continue through tomorrow! After that, a warming trend is on the way through the rest of the week and into the weekend. Unfortunately, no rain is in the forecast for at least the next 7 days.
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Around The State Fair of Texas: October 16, 2023
The @StateFairOfTX says they plan to open on time today after delaying opening on Sunday. And there will be plenty of things to see and do today at the Fair!
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This app helps co parents track child support expenses
Our App today is called DC Comply. It's a fact of life. There are couples that get divorced and have to figure out how to co-parent their children. That means dealing with child support. This app can help you keep track of those payments and other expenses that come with parenting. You can work together with your ex- to make sure you reimburse each other for those costs that come with raising children separately, but together. It lets you pay each other what's owed through the app, if that's mor
One suspect arrested after shooting at State Fair of Texas prompts evacuation
The Dallas Police Department has a suspect in custody following a shooting at the State Fair of Texas that prompted an evacuation.
KRLD's Russell Scott has details from the fair.
A Dallas woman in distress after family in Israel caught in a video
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
AJC leader on Israel-Hamas War: 'We're living in a neighborhood we just can't live in anymore'
The Gaza attack on Israel has left hundreds, perhaps thousands dead on both sides of the war. Joel Schwitzer, the regional director in Dallas of the American Jewish Committee says the conflict is not with the Palestinian people. Here's KRLD's Barbara Schwarz.
Texas lawmakers move forward with school choice bill
The Texas Senate has passed measures that would increase teacher pay and create education savings accounts. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
KRLD Special: The war in Israel's impact on North Texas
Join KRLD's David Rancken and Mike Rogers as they host our special one-hour broadcast to shed light on how North Texans are impacted.
1 of 3 men wanted in kidnapping of Midlothian elderly couple is caught
Plus, the Israeli military says troops have entered Gaza to battle militants, destroy weapons and search for evidence of missing hostages held by Hamas.
Intown Chabad in Dallas invites support for Israel in gathering Friday
Intown Chabad in Dallas is inviting the Jewish community to show their support for Israel tonight during a gathering. KRLD's Heather Behrens talks with Rabbi Baruch (Bah-rook) Hecht.
KRLD Special Report: Interview with former Israeli Defense Force soldier
The continuing war in Israel continues to have lasting impacts right here in Texas. We've heard stories about Texans who managed to escape from the country with their lives.
That includes students and faculty from Dallas Baptist University.
Others can only sit back here and watch as their families in Israel deal with the Hamas invasion, and the fighting that's happened ever since.There's a Texan named Matt Minchen. He used to be a soldier with the Israeli Defense Forces.
KRLD Special Report: Dallas passes resolution backing Israel, calling end to violence
As the war rages on, we've heard politicians across the state and in North Texas express their support for Israel. The city of Dallas passed a resolution this week, backing Israel and calling for an end to the violence. Councilwoman Cara Mendolsohn is Jewish and has been very affected by what's going on in Israel. She talked to KRLD's Austin York.
KRLD Special Report: Dallas Baptist University student returns home after being caught in Israel during attack
Students, staff and alumni at Dallas Baptist University got caught in Israel when Hamas attacked. It took a few days, but they made it back safely and landed at DFW Airport earlier this week. Kendalyn Burdett is one of the students. Jay Harley is the Vice President for Student Affairs at the school and says nothing remotely like this has ever happened before -- but it won't prevent him from going again. He says, that while he's thankful they all got out safely, we still need to think about every
KRLD Special Report: Aya & her family recently moved to Dallas from Israel
Now we share the story of a woman who recently moved to North Texas from Israel.Aya Margalit moved to Dallas in August with her husband and three children.During this week's Solidarity event in Dallas, she spoke out about how she heard the news.
KRLD Special Report: North Texas woman narrowly escapes Israel on day of attacks
One north Texas woman says she is lucky to be back home after narrowly escaping Israel on the day of the attacks. Danielle Snailer of Mansfield says she had been visiting her mother and father on the northern side of the country when the first attack took place. She shares her story with KRLD's Austin York.
KRLD Special Report: Dallas woman on frantic search for several family members
As the fighting in Israel continues, so does the frantic search by a Dallas woman who's looking for several family members missing since the initial attack by Hamas. Earlier this morning, KRLD's Mike Rogers spoke with LeElle Slifer who says she saw a video of four people being marched through the streets near their kibbutz north of Gaza and then later another video of those same four hostages lying in the street. One of those four was her mother's cousin Kenneret. But that was just the beginning
KRLD Special Report: Meytal Yazdi's brother is deployed into Israel Defense Forces
The Jewish community continues to monitor the war in Israel. Meytal Yazdi of Dallas says she's constantly checking in with friends and family in Tel Aviv. She's especially concerned about her little brother who is in the Israeli Air Force.
She tells KRLD's Heather Behrens that Israel MUST win this war.
Why digital fraud is entering a new age
In this digital age, cybersecurity and fraud protection have become critical concerns for consumers, especially during the busy holiday shopping season. Now fraudsters are leveraging generative AI to try to swindle consumers.
The anticipation rises as the Rangers vs. Astros game approaches
The voice of the Texas Rangers, Hall of Famer Eric Nadel, joins the KRLD Morning News to discuss the big game coming up on Sunday.
Financial Abuse: A silent weapon in domestic violence relationships
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and while physical and emotional abuse are often the focus, one aspect that often goes unnoticed is financial abuse.
This form of abuse, which involves the perpetrator using money as a weapon to control the victim, is more prevalent than we realize.
Beverly Harzog, a credit card expert at US News and World Report, says a study revealed that 99% of domestic violence survivors also experienced financial abuse in their relationships.
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Arlington businesses excited for Rangers playoff run
The Texas Rangers face the Houston Astros in the American League Championship Series starting Sunday, and businesses in Arlington are glad for the team's playoff push. The Rangers hosted their first playoff game of 2023 Tuesday night when they completed their sweep of Baltimore in the Division Series.
Around The State Fair of Texas: October 13, 2023
See the X Ambassadors perform on the Chevy Main Stage tonight and take in the Cowboys of Color Rodeo, plus so much more at the State Fair of Texas.
What's in the wastewater?
We can learn a lot from our bodily waste. Scientists are testing waste to look for COVID-19, influenza (flu), RSV and other viruses. WastewaterSCAN is a nationwide program working with wastewater treatment plants in more than 180 communities that posts timely results to its free and publicly available data dashboard within 48 hours of receiving a sample from a community.
14 treatment plants in Texas take part in this program, and that includes five here in North Texas.
KRLD's John Liddle talked
Trips Formation: How did the Cowboys loss with the Cardinals impact the team?
Did the Cowboys get exposed by the Cardinals? What was the biggest surprise from the NFL's week 3? Tristan Rines and KRLDs Austin York, recap the Cowboy's loss with the Cardinals.
GM plant in Arlington still working as UAW strike expands
The United Auto Workers union expanded its strike to two additional factories Friday, but the GM plant in Arlington is still operating. GM Arlington Assembly employs about 5,600 people and produces full-size SUVs for Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC.
How does the auto workers strike impact the State Fair's car show?
The auto workers strike is now into its third week, and the union announced more walkouts at Ford and GM plants in Chicago and Lansing, Michigan. All this is going on during the opening weekend of the State Fair of Texas. What do the two have in common? On today's Ask the Expert, car show host Jerry Reynolds, joins David Rancken, to talk about the rising issues for the State Fair of Texas' car show this year.
A coffee expert points out the link between prices and immigration trends
A coffee expert at Texas A&M points out the link between prices and immigration trends. KRLD's Mitch Carr talks with Eric Brenner, Texas A&M.
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Unbreakable Spirit: Levi Murphy's Incredible Journey with Type 1 Diabetes and Brain Cancer
Levi Murphy is just a normal 9-year-old.He loves sports, especially baseball. He spends his down time collecting sports cards. (His Micah Parsons and Shohei Ohtani rookies are his most prized possessions). And he loves spending time with his friends.But in many ways, Levi Murphy is really, really special.He's not only living with type 1 diabetes, he's also a brain cancer survivor.
Read the full story here
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The State Fair of Texas is now officially open for business, gates opened today
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.
KRLD All Local - September 29, 2023
Prison guards worry about missing paychecks during government shutdown
The president of the union representing employees at a federal prison in Fort Worth says his members are worried about paying their bills and buying food for their families during a government shutdown.
Cowboys likely to be without left tackle Smith on Sunday against Patriots
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 b
'Face The Nation' with Margaret Brennan preview; looming shutdown the main topic
Without agreement among House Republicans over how to fund the government, there will be a shutdown come 12:01 a.m. ET on Sunday. The looming shutdown will be the main topic on CBS' Face the Nation on Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. CT. KRLD's John Liddle talked with moderator Margaret Brennan to get a preview of what's to come.
The State Fair of Texas opens Friday at Dallas' Fair Park
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
Above average temperatures through next Tuesday, a big weather change coming next week
Sunny breezy and hot is our weather story today all the way through next Tuesday with afternoon highs in the middle 90s. Morning lows will be in the low to mid 70s.
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This app uses the power of AI to enhance your photos
Our App today is called Remini. This is an app to help you with the quality of the pictures on your camera roll. It uses an AI to enhance everything with everything from color enhancements to a sharper image. It also lets you punch up some older photos and turn them into higher-quality shots. And you can enhance any newer pictures to make them worthy of your socials. Remini is a free app on iTunes and Android.
'Dallas Battle of the Bands' happening this weekend
Isaac Barnes, CEO of The Confidence Group joined the KRLD Afternoon News. The Confidence Group is one of the organizers of this iconic event where 14 local bands will perform for the coveted title of 'BEST DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL BAND.'
Wylie woman sent to 75 years in prison for aggravated assault
Also, 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
Solving the dilemma of finding affordable housing
Matthew Mathison, CEO, Roots Management Group joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Here's the impact of a government shutdown
If the House can't come to an agreement about how to fund the government by this weekend, the government will shut down for the 15th time in history, and the first time since the record 35-day shutdown from December 22, 2018, to January 25, 2019.
Smaller footprint, larger headcount: Legal profession evolves
Phil C. Appenzeller, Jr., CEO, Munsch Hardt explains to KRLD's David Johnson why the legal profession has been a leader in North Texas for decades.
Focusing on preventing prostate cancer deaths
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in September serves as a reminder that, after non-melanoma skin cancer, prostate cancer ranks as the most frequently diagnosed cancer among men in the United States and remains a prominent cause of cancer-related deaths across all racial backgrounds.
"Oftentimes, men come and ask me, well, I don't have any symptoms. Do I need to be screened for prostate cancer? And the answer is yes," says Dr. Parth Shah, a Urologist at USMD Arlington. "We have to screen for probl
Looming government shutdown impacts TSA employees
With thousands of air traffic controls and TSA agents across the Lonestar state the fear of a government shutdown is very real. KRLD's Karyssa D'Agostino has the story.
Chemistry key to Athens' 4-1 start, McKinney looks to stay unbeaten
Hear from coaches and get a preview of this week's games across the state from the Texas State Network.
Jury to determine sentence for Wylie woman convicted of aggravated assault
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.
SMU political science professor recaps the second Republican Presidential Debate
Following the second Republican Presidential Debate last night SMU political science professor Matt Wilson joined the KRLD Morning News to discuss the winners, the losers, and the impact of Trump skipping this debate as well.
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Things to do around DFW: State Fair of Texas, Haunted Houses, DogFest DFW and more
From the biggest and best of all State Fairs to a slew of free events, there's a lot to do this weekend around North Texas. KRLD's John Liddle takes us Around Town.
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22-year-old killed in wrong-way crash with suspected drunk driver, Fort Worth police say
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
A warm opening weekend for the State Fair of Texas, no rain for the next several days
A large bubble of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere will continue to grip North Texas all the way through next Wednesday. Afternoon highs will be in the low to mid-90s, with morning lows in the upper 60s to mid 70s.
This app helps transcribe everything you hear and see in a Zoom meeting
Our App today is called Otter AI. There are still a lot of people who are still working from home, so the meetings are filled with Zoom sessions. This app can take what you see and hear in those meetings and put them into words on the screen. It'll record what you're seeing and hearing, and transcribe them. You can share those notes with others on your team. It also records anything from interviews or lectures, videos and webinars. It just takes one tap and you start the process. Once you get th
Why some school districts oppose 'Robin Hood' funding
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.
Arlington police officer laid to rest with a ceremony
Also, police officers arrested the suspect for the death woman killed in her apartment, and the man behind a 2021 building explosion pleaded guilty today. KRLD All Local - Sept. 27, 2023
Charges against Fort Worth man over convicted in 1997 shooting dismissed
A Fort Worth man who was oversentenced in a 1997 shooting now has a completely clean record. Aaron Dyson had been sentenced to 50 years in prison in connection with a 1997 shooting of a man who had killed his best friend.
Police from across Texas attend fallen Arlington officer's funeral
Hundreds of police officers from different departments filled a church along Highway 360 Wednesday morning for the funeral of Arlington Police Officer Darrin McMichael. McMichael was hit and killed by a hit-and-run driver on I-20 in Dallas County last week. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
A Dallas paramedic caught on video kicking a homeless man gets his job back
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
Head on crash in Fort Worth leaves woman dead. and suspected drunk driver behind bars
Police got the first 9-1-1 calls just before 12:30 a.m. saying there was a dark-colored truck going south in the northbound lanes of the Chisholm Trail Parkway near Arborlawn.
DPS troopers were dispatched. But before the wrong-way driver could be stopped the truck slammed head-on into a vehicle near Sycamore School Road, killing 22-year-old Brianna Lopez.
Police say the man driving the wrong way was identified as 32-year-old Aaron Roberts of Cleburne. He was arrested and charged with Intoxicatio
UT Dallas student invents app to save drivers time
A computer science senior at UT Dallas has developed a new "maps" app that could save drivers tons of time and gas money.
ESPN's Marty Smith talks 'Sideline CEO' book
KRLD's John Liddle sits down with ESPN's Marty Smith to discuss his new book, "Sideline CEO: Leadership Principles from Championship Coaches." Drawing upon his experience as a sideline reporter, Marty delves into the valuable insights he gathered from conversations with some of the greatest coaches in sports history.
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Fort Worth ISD unanimously approves study on potential school closures
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
Comfortable mornings and very warm afternoons with absolutely no rain for the next several days
Unseasonably warm temperatures and the lack of rainfall will continue to be our weather story through the rest of the week, into the weekend, and for most of next week as an upper level ridge of high pressure continues to dominate our area.
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Grapevine urging residents to vaccinate pets after two wild animals test positive for rabies
The City of Grapevine is urging you to be vigilant with your pets after two wild animals test positive for rabies this month.The latest positive animal was a skunk that was picked up near Dove Rd. and Tumbleweed Trl. last Thursday.
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Scorpions are invading North Texas
Some people in North Texas are seeing a lot of scorpions these days.All you need to do is to go onto your neighborhood's Facebook page, assuming it has one, and you'll see the posts -- scorpions are everywhere, making their way into people's homes.You can pin part of the blame on the brutally hot summer we're coming out of.
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This app can help you with proper grammar, spelling and punctuation
Our App today is called Grammarly. One of the biggest mistakes that people make on their resumes is bad grammar. This app can help you get rid of that problem. This is a keyboard app for your phone or tablet. As you're writing anything anywhere, the app can help you with proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation. It can also help you find synonyms for words, so you don't repeat yourself. It can help you cut back on your sentences if they're just getting too long and wordy. We all know people lik
Dallas police respond to rash of deadly shootings this week
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.
Family sues Houston Jack-In-The-Box after shooting incident over curly fries
The family is suing Jack in the Box and A3H Food, the franchisee, for gross negligence, negligence and negligent hiring. Here's KRLD's Barbara Schwarz reporting.
It's becoming a great habit, another corporate move from California to Texas
Charles Gassenheimer, CEO of Kelly-Moore Paints, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
When should we start planning our holiday travel?
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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Officials prepare for projected growth in Rockwall, Kaufman counties
The North Central Texas Council of Governments has a meeting Tuesday evening on preparation for additional population growth in the eastern part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. The NCTCOG said Rockwall County's population is expected to grow 82% and Kaufman County will grow 81% by 2045.
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Mexico agrees to 'depressurize' northern border
Mexico says it will work more closely with Customs and Border Protection to ease the flow of illegal migrants from Central and South American countries. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Dallas Police have made an arrest in deadly Monday shooting
Plus, Fort Worth ISD is tackling a drop-off in student attendance, and Rangers win 5-1.
Catching up with the star of Arsenic and Old Lace
The Company of Rowlett Performers (CORP Theatre) will present the timeless farce Arsenic and Old Lace at Plaza Theatre (521 W State St, Garland, Texas) September 29 - October 8. Show times are Friday and Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 2 pm. Tickets cost $15-20 and can be purchased at the Box Office or online at corptheatre.org.KRLD's John Liddle caught up with Jeremy Gaydosh who plays Mortimer Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace.
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Investigation into Arlington police officer's death is not giving police many new details
There's been an arrest in the murder of a young woman in South Dallas, according to police sources. And the Texas Rangers winning streak is now up to six, and their magic number is down to four after a win last night against the Angels in Anaheim.
KRLD All Local - September 26, 2023
Above average temperatures through the weekend, poor air quality today and tomorrow
The jet stream, which steers the weather systems around the globe, has taken a trip well to the north of Texas. A large bubble of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere is stuck below it, and will continue to hold its grip across the state for the next 7 to 10 days.
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Fort Worth towing fees to go up
If your vehicle is towed in the City of Fort Worth, it will soon cost you more money.
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Convert regular photos and videos into different types of art styles with this app
Our App today is called Cinemin. This is a camera app that lets you turn the pictures you take into different kinds of artwork. It's a live-action animation camera app. You can use it to create animations of your photos and videos, and it comes with different presets. Cinemin is a brand new video art app on iTunes.
How can we prevent fentanyl poisoning?
In Dallas, 18 new billboards have been strategically placed, featuring the image of fentanyl victim Sammy Chapman. It's a project sponsored by Rachel’s Angels, a nonprofit that seeks to prevent drug-related deaths among kids. Sam Chapman is Sammy's Father and joined us on the KRLD Afternoon News.
Police still looking for suspect in South East Texas shooting
Also, opioid overdosing in Texas shot up 50-fold recently, and Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's rebuttals to one of the house impeachment managers. KRLD All Local - Sept. 25, 2023
Globe Life Field gets rave reviews from out-of-towners
The job's not done yet; but with the Rangers' three-game sweep over the Mariners, paired with the Astros getting swept by the Royals, the probability of postseason baseball coming to Globe Life Field just went up exponentially.
Neighborhood Credit Union joins the business expansion north
Chet Kimmel, President & CEO, of Neighborhood Credit Union joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Dallas County Health urges COVID and flu vaccinations
Dallas County Health and Human Services is urging people to get vaccinated for flu and COVID together this fall. Health Director Phil Huang and Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins received flu shots and COVID boosters together Monday. KRLD's Alan Scaia has the story.
Authorities search for gunman who killed 1-year-old, injured mother in drive-by shooting
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
Cowboys looked 'distracted' in Sunday's loss to the Cardinals, insider says
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)
Mother injured, child killed in overnight shooting near Fair Park
A drive-by shooting killed a one year old child in Dallas Sunday night. Family members say they had gathered at the house on Hay Street, just north of Fair Park, for a memorial for someone else who had died.
Adoptable Pet Pals: Meet Sukie!
In partnership with the SPCA of Texas, NewsRadio 1080 KRLD brings you 'Adoptable Pet Pals,' a weekly feature to introduce you to animals that are ready for adoption.
KRLD's Kristin Diaz along with Maura Davies from the SPCA highlights the critical need for adopting families at local animal shelters by showcasing an "Adoptable Pet Pal" that has stayed at the shelter too long.
Favored Dallas Cowboys team upset by Arizona Cardinals
It was a good weekend for the Texas Rangers who swept the Mariners out of Globe Life Field in a critical three game series.
Anti-semitic flyers were being distributed during a North Texas gun show event
KRLD All Local - September 25, 2023.
Decreasing clouds and a bit cooler today, dry for the rest of the week
The rain is moving out this morning, for those of you that did see some last night and early this morning. Above average temperatures will continue this week and into the weekend, and unfortunately no more rain is in the forecast. Those are your weather stories for the first full week of fall.
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Transform your boring photos with this new app
Our App today is called Be Fake. You might have heard of Be Real. That’s where you’re supposed to stop doing what you’re doing at a moment’s notice to take a picture of yourself and what you’re doing at random times. The problem is: chances are we’re doing something boring. This app gets rid of that problem. It asks you at random times to take a picture of yourself. But then, the AI puts you into incredible situations where it looks like you’re doing something extraordinary. It’s a social networ
Texas teen alleges discrimination in lawsuit against state
A black Texas high school student’s family has filed a lawsuit against the state after the student’s hairstyle earned him multiple suspensions from his school district.
El Paso migrants sent to New York, Denver, and Chicago
El Paso is at a breaking point as the influx of asylum-seeking migrants crossing the U.S. Southern border continues to rise, according to officials in the border town.
How the DME Exchange of Dallas is meeting the medical needs of many in our community
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Chaitali Inamdar of BAPS Charities. It's Hindu Heritage Month, celebrating the contributions and culture of the Hindu community. They also discuss the amazing Akshardham, showcasing Hindu art and architecture contributing to the tapestry of American multiculturalism. But first, Chris chats with Betty Hersey, the Executive Director of DME Exchange of Dallas, a non-profit organization that distributes medical equipment to individ
Trips Formation: The Cowboys kick off this season strong
Who is the best 2-0 team in the NFL? Could it be the Cowboys? KRLDs Austin York, Alec Salas, and Tristan Rines, examine more on the Cowboys' team, spirit, and strategy.
United Auto Workers' President announces 38 new strike locations across DFW
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
Nine busted in Fort Worth undercover sting operation
Nine men are busted in Fort Worth in a federal undercover sting operation.The Justice Department says informants, often accompanied by undercover agents, purchased guns and drugs from the nine men in more than a dozen transactions.
Dallas College celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with free event
Joining us to tell more about what to expect is Dr. Iris Freeman, associate vice chancellor for advancement and development of Dallas College to tell us more about what's so exciting about this weekend's event.
UT Dallas researchers develop saliva test for marijuana
Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas have developed a "hand-held rapid saliva test" that can measure levels of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana.
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United Auto Workers strike expands to two North Texas plants
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.
An icon and legend, Big Tex is back for the 2023 State Fair of Texas
The 55 foot tall, more than 25,000 pound figure that wears a 95 inch hat and greets fair goers is back and ready for action in Fair Park at Big Tex Circle.
Getting him hoisted into position, adorned with his new boots and sound system is no small task, said Senior Vice President of Operations Rusty Fitzgerald.
How will the Dallas Cowboys adjust without Trevon Diggs?
Dallas Cowboys Insider Bobby Belt joins the KRLD Morning News to talk about how the Cowboys will adjust without Trevon Diggs.
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Cowboys' cornerback Trevon Diggs out for season with torn ACL
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.
Memorial grows for Arlington police officer killed in crash on Thursday
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
Above average temperatures through Sunday, isolated storms possible Saturday afternoon
Welcome to the last day of summer! And boy it'll feel like it with afternoon highs back in the mid 90s again. No rain is in the forecast.
If you're heading to any of the high school football games this evening, dress appropriately with shorts, short sleeves. It will be a little bit breezy with a south wind gusting to 20 mph.Tomorrow will be warm and windy again with a very slight chance of a late day storm. Most will stay dry. Afternoon highs will top out in the middle 90s once again as Fall arr
How do we continue to support underrepresented non profits?
September 21 is North Texas Giving Day. It is a day where people can donate online to the charity of their choice, over a span of 18 hours.NTX Giving Day is the largest community-wide giving event in the nation. This event is spearheaded by the Communities Foundation of Texas and their mission is to improve the lives of all people in our community by investing in their health, wealth, living, and learning.On Ask the Expert, Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew joined the KRLD Afternoon News. She is the the Fo
Arlington police officer killed on his way to work
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
Dallas non-profit expands to help those dealing with drug abuse
The non-profit Nexus Recovery Center is marking North Texas Giving Day by getting ready to start construction on a new medical facility on its campus in East Dallas. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia with the story.
East Texas 4A clash, crosstown rivalry in Rockwall highlight Week 5
In East Texas, two undefeated Class 4A Division II teams meet in District 8-4A as No. 1 Carthage visits Bullard, and in North Texas, two of the top 10 teams in 6A face off when Rockwall and takes on Rockwall Heath.
Carbone's worldwide growth trajectory in just over a decade
Mario Carbone, Co-Founder, Major Food Group (Carbone's, Carbone Vino & Sadelle's) joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra pays tribute to "Great American Songbook"
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra will host a pops performance this weekend, featuring selections from the Great American Songbook.
KRLD's John Liddle talked with featured soprano Karen Slack about the performances.
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Investigtors searching for driver responsible for a hit and run that killed an Arlington police officer
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.
KRLD All Local - September 21, 2023
Texas water park named best in the world
If you have ever been to Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels, you get it. You understand why for the 25th year in a row Amusement Today has named Schlitterbahn the best in the world, granting the Texas water park it's Golden Ticket award once again.
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It's North Texas Giving Day, a day to open your hearts and your wallets
All year long nonprofits across North Texas donate their time, supplies and services to those in need at the drop of a hat and today the Communities Foundation of Texas is asking you to do the same for them in return. Here's KRLD's Karyssa D'Agostino.
Arlington police officer injured in traffic accident on way to work, hit and run suspect sought
An off-duty Arlington Police officer was hurt while riding to work Thursday morning. The officer was headed west on I-20 near the 175 interchange in southeast Dallas County just after 6 a.m.
The Dallas County Sheriff's Department is investigating the crash. The department says traffic started slowing down in front of the officer, and the officer rear-ended another car.
"The rider fell off to the left-hand side of the motorcycle," says the Sheriff's Department's Doug Sisk. "At that point in time,
Things To Do Around DFW: Plano Balloon Festival, Fright Fest, NASCAR Playoffs and much more
There are plenty of wonderful things to do Around Town this weekend.
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Lewisville high school student gunned down near campus by another teen
Today is North Texas Giving Day, a day to open your hearts and your wallets. and 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.
KRLD All Local - September 21, 2023
Scattered severe storms possible late this afternoon and evening, above average temperatures through Sunday
We're starting off in the 70s this morning with nothing showing up on radar at this time. However, this will change as we work our way into late this afternoon, through the evening and into the overnight hours. An active subtropical jet stream and a cold front will give us several chances of showers and storms through early Monday morning. The first chance of storms, some of them may be severe, will arrive late this afternoon through the early evening... mainly along and north of Highway 380. Qu
How to handle the resumption of student loan payments
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.
More than 130 people arrested in major prostitution sting
Also, more information following the trial of a teenager who killed a Lamar High School student, and a Mexican railway company stops in the US due to migrants trying to hop on the train. KRLD All Local - Sept. 20, 2023
Why don't schools prep kids for financial success?
On Ask the Expert, Sal Khan, Founder of Khan Academy, joined KRLD's Kristin Diaz and David Rancken. We asked him-- Why don't we teach more of these financial lessons in school?
Federal Reserve Bank takes well-deserved rest, but for how long?
Robert Kaplan the former CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
DFW National Cemetery honors veterans without families
Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery hosted a ceremony Wednesday to honor veterans who have died but did not have family members who could be reached. The ceremony honored seven veterans:
Air Force Veteran A1C James Sellers
Army Veteran SPC Warren Weaver
Coast Guard Veteran SR Charles Somers
Navy Veteran BTFA Mitchell Mullins
Army Veteran PV1 Hayword Vidal
Army Veteran SP4 Hance Bond
Marine Corps Veteran Marcos Guerrero
Fort Worth passes property tax cut, but you may still pay more
The Fort Worth City Council has approved a property tax rate for 2024. The council voted to set the rate at 67.25 cents per $100 of value.
The rate would cost someone who owns a $350,000 home $1,883 next year. The rate is more than five percent lower than last year, but as values increase, the average property is now worth 12% more.
"Where do you want me to cut back?" one woman asked at the council meeting where the rate was approved. "I don't go on vacation, I don't do anything, and I'm not alo
Testimony continues for capitol murder trial of a Dallas woman
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
Plano ISD looking at possible school closures due to declining enrollment
As enrollment numbers continue to drop, Plano is looking at possibly closing some schools. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the update.
Overnight storms leave damage in parts of North Texas, thousands without power
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
Rain chances are gone for now but will return late Thursday, temperatures remain above average
Rain chances are gone for today, but they will return late tomorrow and then again late Saturday and into Sunday. Unfortunately, temperatures will remain above average through the weekend.
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H-E-B continues its growth into North Texas
The San Antonio-based grocer has announced that its store on Exchange Pkwy. in Allen will open its doors on October 2nd -- just two weeks from now. Here's KRLD's Andrew Greenstein.
Tarrant County promotes new county administrator
In naming its new county administrator, the Tarrant County Commissioners Court has promoted from within, appointing Assistant County Administrator Chandler Merritt to the role. Here's KRLD's Andrew Greenstein
Suspected serial killer, Billy Chemirmir, killed in prison
Plus, punishment will be decided today for a 15-year-old who committed capital murder, and HEB continues to expand in north Texas. KRLD All Local - Sept. 19, 2023
Fire chars Flower Mound's namesake landmark
A fire broke out at Flower Mound's namesake landmark just before four this afternoon, and weather conditions didn't help the situation. Here's KRLD's Andrew Greenstein with the story.
Learn about Frontiers of Flight Museum's new CEO and its renewed STEM initiative
Abigail Erickson-Torres, CEO, Frontiers of Flight Museum joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
What does R.A.P.I.D.O mean?
On today's Ask the Expert, Mercedes Cruz joined KRLD's David Rancken and Kristin Diaz to talk about the Spanish version of the American Heart Association's F.A.S.T campaign.
Texans mark National Voter Registration Day
Voter registration events were set up across Texas Tuesday to mark National Voter Registration Day. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.
Suspected serial killer Billy Chemirmir killed in a Texas prison Tuesday
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.
Amazon on a hiring spree
Looking for a job or a side gig? Amazon is hiring. Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin.
Kids who vape are more likely to develop asthma according to study
By now we all know that vaping is not good for your health, but did you know it could increase the risk of asthma in kids? Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin.
Cancer researchers continue to look for ways to diagnose and treat children
KRLD's Mitch Carr is joined by Dr. Ranjan Bista, MD/Texas Tech Health Science Center-El Paso to discuss how it is cancer researchers continue to look for ways to diagnose and treat children.
What can we expect this flu season with COVID-19 and RSV lurking?
Mitch with Dr. Leandris Liburd, CDC and Dr. Willie Underwood with the AMA to discuss flu season 2023 with COVID-19 and RSV also in the mix.
Accountability level among defensive players has risen since his arrival, Quinn says
The Cowboys defense has played at the highest level through two games in 2023. But it's a trend that's been building since defensive coordinator Dan Quinn.
Supporting staff resilience with relaxation rooms in the workplace
The work is difficult. The days are hard for the staff at Interfaith Family Services."We have a staff of 33, about half of which work in our childcare center and the other that support our moms and our adults. And it's a lot," says Kimberly Williams, CEO of Interfaith.Interfaith helps families in crisis break the cycle of poverty, with a particular focus on single mothers facing homelessness."Sometimes having families come to us who've been living in their car for over a month, or having childre
There is a chance of severe storms tonight across parts of North Texas
More North Texas school districts are joining the lawsuit against the TEA over school grades.
A 9-year-old Dallas boy has been reported missing again.
KRLD All Local - September 19, 2023
Isolated severe storms possible late Tuesday night into early Wednesday
An upper level ridge of high pressure is parked across much of Texas. Here in north Texas, we're on the northeastern quadrant of this upper high. Upper level disturbances will travel from Northwest to Southeast later today through the end of the week.
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
Iconic Rangers' voices Eric Nadel and Matt Hicks join KRLD Afternoon News
KRLD's Kristin Diaz and Austin York is joined by Eric Nadel and Matt Hicks who are the Texas Rangers' radio broadcasters.
105.3 The Fan's Jared Sandler talks Texas Rangers' spirit
KRLD's Kristin Diaz and Austin York are joined by the pre and post-game host on 105.3 The Fan Jared Sandler to discuss the Texas Rangers.
Dallas police release video of shooting that injured one officer
Dallas police on Monday released dashboard camera and body camera video of a shooting last week in which an officer was injured.
Photo credit: Alan Scaia / NewsRadio 1080 KRLD
Al Biernat's Restaurants celebrate 25th anniversary
Brad Fuller Director of Operations for Al Biernat's Restaurants in Dallas and Addison join KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight. They're celebrating the company's 25th anniversary.
Find the right place to donate your time and effort with this app
Our App today is called Point.
If you're someone that has some time, and you want to use that time to volunteer, this app can point you in the right direction to find the right place to donate that time and effort.
The app breaks down the volunteer opportunities into 20 different categories. You can do work with groups that specialize in homelessness, or animals, arts and culture, or maybe education. It can find groups that are close to where you are that will be just the right fit.
The app cate
Dallas Cowboys celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
The Cowboys have outscored opponents 70-10 in their first two games this year, but they are also celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. KRLD's Alan Scaia has the story.
What is a 'broadband desert' and who is most affected by them?
KRLD's Mitch Carr is joined by Barbara Minsker, Ph.D., P.E. at SMU, Bobby B. Lyle Endowed Professor of Leadership & Global Entrepreneurship, and Senior Fellow, Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity to discuss 'broadband desert.'
Texas Senate votes to acquit Ken Paxton. What's next?
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.
Americans spend $71 Billion on social media impulse buys
Over the last decade, the explosion of social media has taken the world by storm. And it's also really driving the economy.
According to numbers from Bankrate, American adults have spent $71 billion on social media impulse buys.
As one might imagine, younger consumers are leading the charge.
"We see 53% of millennial social media users and 51% of Gen Zers making one of these social media inspired impulse buys over the past year. It's only about a third of Gen Xers and only about a quarter of boo
Tips on Rail Safety Week
Every 3 hours in the United States, a person or vehicle is hit by a train. And more than 60% of vehicle-train collisions happen at active crossings with gates or signals. KRLD's John Liddle spoke with John Fleps, Vice President of Safety for Norfolk Southern, about their quest to make a difference this rail safety week.
The economic impact of the UAW strike
KRLD's John Liddle caught up with CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger on some of the biggest economic topics of the week, including:
The economic impact of the UAW strike. Jill says the auto industry constitutes roughly 3% of the nation's GDP, and even if all 150,000 workers were to engage in a strike until the end of October, it would likely result in a mere two-tenths of 1% reduction in the country's GDP during the year's final months. GM, Ford, and Stellantis collectively manufacture a
Rookie kicker Aubrey's 5 field goals helps Cowboys to win over Jets
The Cowboys' defense dominated for the second straight game, but the offense stalled often in the red zone in Week 2 against the New York Jets. Rookie kicker Brandon Aubrey converted five field goals to lift Dallas to a 30-10 win.
Dallas defense dominant again as Cowboys beat Jets 30-10 in Week 2
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
Above average temperatures for the last week of summer
Welcome to the last week of Summer! Unfortunately, it's going to feel like Summer this week with above average temperatures, and a few lucky ones will see some rain especially late Tuesday into early Wednesday and then again late Saturday. A few storms late tomorrow evening may become severe, especially north of Highway 380.
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
How parents can facilitate conversations with their child about mental health
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold talks to Alea Culver of In-Sync Exotics, a non-profit dedicated to caring for rescued exotic feline animals in North Texas. That's right, lions, tigers, jaguars, cheetahs and more! But first, he visits with Dr. Hiren Patel, Chief Medical Officer at United Healthcare to provide insights on how parents can facilitate necessary conversation on their child’s mental health here at the start of a new school year.
How have poverty stricken communities been affected since the expiration of the child tax credit?
On today's Ask the Expert, Tania Haigh joins the KRLD Afternoon News. She is a child safety advocate and Founder and Executive Director of KIDS TOO, which is a non profit organization that addresses child protection for modern-day parents.
'Merica's team: Are the Cowboys the most complete team in the NFC?
Get a recap of the Dallas Cowboys' first preseason game and also dive into the tactics of their defense and offense.
Photo: Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) throws a pass before New York Giants safety Xavier McKinney (29) can reach him. Sunday, September 10, 2023 © Kevin R. Wexler/NorthJersey.com / USA TODAY NETWORK
Suspect accused of killing former Oklahoma Sooner player is on the run
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.
Get ready for the State Fair of Texas
Mitchell Glieber, President of the State Fair of Texas, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Cowboys' Rally Days are back for the 2023 season
The Cowboys' are set to kickoff against the New York Jets in their season home opener this Sunday. However, fans will be heading to AT&T Stadium before their Cowboys even take the field.
On Saturday fans who purchased tickets for the first Rally Day event of the 2023 season will get to enjoy beers, food, inflatables, games and will even get the chance to be on the field which Concessions Chef Heather Fuller said is one of the most popular parts.
Fighting suicide for our veterans
Around 17 veterans commit suicide every day, according to the CDC and Veterans Affairs. The veteran suicide rate was roughly 57% higher than non-veteran adults. KRLD's John Liddle has the story.
AG Ken Paxton is present for closing arguments at his impeachment trial Friday
Plus, Arlington GM plant will not be joining the ongoing Union strike and Dallas PD has a shooting suspect behind bars.
Texas Motor Sports gets ready for the excitement of NASCAR Playoffs
NASCAR fans will be pouring into Fort Worth over the next week, getting ready for the NASCAR Playoffs on Sept. 23 and 24 at Texas Motor Speedway. KRLD's John Liddle has the story.
Almost 6 in 10 credit card holders don't think processing fees should be legal
Most consumers are familiar with credit card processing that merchants sometimes tack onto transactions in order to recoup what they pay to credit card networks, banks and credit unions for the privilege of accepting plastic in their stores.However, according to the latest survey from LendingTree, most cardholders don't think these fees should be legal, and many are in support of the proposed Credit Card Competition Act.KRLD's John Liddle talked with Matt Schulz, Chief Credit Analyst at LendingT
Face the Nation preview with Margaret Brennan
With a government shutdown looming again, the focus is on the House of Representatives, and Republicans in the House who are having trouble getting on the same page.KRLD's John Liddle caught up with Margaret Brennan to preview CBS' Face the Nation.
Surgeon explains why pig organs work successfully in human experiments
Texas Health Transplant Specialists surgeon Dr. Eric Siskind joined the KRLD Afternoon News on Thursday to discuss details of a successful organ transplant from a pig to a human.
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Tight end Hendershot says he takes pride in blocking
The Cowboys will need more production out of their tight ends against the Jets on Sunday, but second-year player Peyton Hendershot says he also takes pride in his blocking ability.
Scattered showers and storms across North Texas through Sunday
Two areas of rain could affect Texas on Friday. One area in West Texas is healthy and is moving east Friday morning, but a lot of the data is taking it southeast once it approaches Highway 281. Another area doesn't have much precipitation in it, but it may enhance over Friday morning and head east as well.
Photo credit: National Weather Service
Man charged in connection to deadly shooting, police officer's injury
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.
You can block ads online with this internet browser
Our App today is called Insight. This is an internet browser, just like Safari on your iPhone. It's also a completely private experience when you want to surf the internet. It also has mobile extensions, like Chrome does. There are hundreds of them available. It lets you block ads, even the ones that say you can't block them. This includes the ads on Facebook and Amazon. Speaking of Amazon, you can use this browser to weed out fake reviews on the site. Insight also stops any websites from tracki
So far, today marks the longest successful pig organ transplant recorded in a person
Last month a medical story of a pig organ transplant went viral. Scientists replaced his kidneys with one from a genetically modified pig on July 14. Today we learned the kidney functioned properly in that body for two months. That is the longest successful pig organ transplant in a person's body that scientists have recorded thus far.Joining us today on the KRLD Afternoon News is Dr. Eric Siskind, a transplant surgeon with Texas Health Transplant Specialists.
What happened with Hunter Biden's indictments?
Today, Federal prosecutors indicted the President's son Hunter Biden on gun charges from 5 years ago. Two of the charges deal with filling out a form that said he didn't use any illegal drugs when he bought a Colt Cobra gun in 2018. The third one deals with Biden having a gun while he used drugs. On today's Ask The Expert, Brian Owsley joined us. He's a law professor at UNT-Dallas.
Four police officers hit by an oncoming vehicle
Plus, another police officer was shot and AG Ken Paxton is calling current employees to refute claims during his impeachment trial. KRLD All Local - Sept. 14, 2023
Cricket is becoming more popular in North Texas
Arun Agarwal, CEO of Nextt or Nextt Shield, and Chairman of the National Cricket League, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
TCU student organizes campaign for scholarship fund in memory of fallen classmate
Classmates of a student who was shot and killed in Fort Worth are setting up a scholarship in his name. Wes Smith was a junior at TCU when he was killed in a random shooting in the city's West 7th District earlier this month.
Longview-Lufkin, Waxahachie-Cedar Hill among top matchups in Week 4
Plus, Madisonville is off to a 3-0 start ahead of a matchup against Caldwell this week. The Texas State Network previews matchups from across the Lone Star State.
Dallas police officer in stable condition after shooting, officials say
A Dallas police officer was injured Thursday when they responded to a shooting call, police say. The officer is in stable condition.
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AT&T Stadium set to debut new concession items Sunday
Football and food -- they go hand and hand. If you're heading to AT&T Stadium this Sunday for the Cowboys' home opener against the New York Jets, you're going to want to check out the new menu items.
Photo credit: Karyssa D'Agostino / NewsRadio 1080 KRLD
Forest Theater renovation in Dallas takes the spotlight
A legendary theater is getting new life in South Dallas.The Forest Theater (1920 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.) in South Dallas was originally built in 1949 as part of the Karl Hoblitzelle theater family and has a rich history. Once predominantly serving the Jewish community, it became a beacon of hope for the African American community after white flight and segregation. The theater became an integral part of the community, hosting various events such as voter registration meetings and girl scout
No, there are no changes to the Cowboys uniforms for this season
Don't worry Cowboys fans -- your team is not making any changes to its uniforms for this season.Every year, the NFL puts out a style guide for all 32 teams, detailing the official look of their uniforms -- and one element of the image of the Dallas Cowboys has raised some eyebrows among uniform aficionados.
The story of cancer survivor Terry Tucker
From college basketball player to corporate employee, to SWAT hostage negotiator, to high school basketball coach, Terry Tucker has lived a lot of experiences in his life. But 11 years ago Terry's life changed forever. KRLD's John Liddle has the story.
How did kolaches become a Texas staple?
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.
Around Town: Oktoberfest, Drake with 21 Savage, Grapefest, and more to do around Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend
A weekend without temperatures in the triple digits is finally here! And with plenty of things to do outdoors, it's about time. From Oktoberfest to outdoor concerts, here's what going on around North Texas this weekend -- Sept. 14-17.
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Addison Oktoberfest kicks off Thursday
The City of Addison says -- IT'S BACK! Yup, one week of cooler temps and already it's starting to feel more like fall in the DFW. Here's one more thing to add to that feeling... Addison Oktoberfest!
From brews to food, silent disco and live bands... there's always something for everyone at this special event, it's hard to imagine they can continue to top themselves year after year.Yesenia Saldivar with the City of Addison joined the KRLD Afternoon News to share the details of this year's big eve
Cowboys defense strives to be NFL's best
The Dallas Cowboys defense is among the best in the NFL, but linebacker Leighton Vander Esch says they know they can't let their guard down.
Warmer temps and rain are on the horizon in DFW
Below-average temperatures will continue into Saturday before a big warm-up Sunday through the middle of next week, as rain is also expected throughout the weekend.
Think of this app as your personal trainer for your mind
Our App today is called Lumosity. One thing about spending so much time at home with remote working, we might not be getting the mental stimulation that our brains need on a daily basis. This app is called a "cognitive training program". It has different kinds of games to get the grey matter moving and growing every single day. There are more than 40 right now, with more getting added all the time. You can break them down into different areas; like problem-solving, memory, and attention. There a
New drag show ban in Texas will not yet be enforced
The state of Texas will not be allowed to enforce its new law banning drag show performances in front of kids for at least another two weeks. That’s according to a Federal Judge in Houston. KRLD's Chris Fox has details.
The march north for housing construction and development continues
Mehrdad Moayedi, Founder and CEO of the Centurion American Development, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
AG Ken Paxton's former assistant gives testimony in impeachment trial
Plus, Paxton's mistress says she will not be testifying, and Dallas chooses developer to rebuild convention center.
TABC seizes distillation equipment from Johnson Co. home
A Johnson County resident is learning the hard way that you cannot distill your own alcohol at home.Acting on an anonymous tip, agents with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission seized illegal distillation equipment at a home in Johnson County.
What do parents need to know about the new COVID-19 booster?
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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Barbie doll 'Ken' finally makes it as a Toy Hall of Fame finalist
The National Toy Hall of Fame made an announcement today that Ken makes the list for the first time. Remember, Barbie went into the Toy Hall of Fame in the very first year in 1998. KRLD's David Rancken has the story.
Reality stars JoJo and Jordan talk about being dog parents
What better time than fall to get outdoors and have adventures with our pets? KRLD's John Liddle talked with dog lovers JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers from "The Bachelorette" and "The Big D" about their partnership with Purina Prime Treats.
Victoria Justice talks about her new song
KRLD's John Liddle had a chance to catch up with Victoria Justice for a few minutes.
CPI sees largest monthly increase since June of 2022
The Consumer Price Index (a gauge of inflation) rose 3.7% in August from a year ago. That was up from a 3.2% July increase. But according to Bankrate's Greg McBride, those numbers largely rose because of a spike in gas prices. KRLD's John Liddle talked about the financial conditions with McBride.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra excited to play Dickies Arena for the first time
For the first time, the annual Trans-Siberian Orchestra tour will play Dickies Arena in 2023. "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve - The Best of TSO & More" will play two shows at Dickies on December 8.Tickets go on sale Friday, September 15. And a limited number of tickets are only $39.KRLD's John Liddle talked with TSO guitarist and musical director Al Pitrelli about what to expect when the show comes to town in December.
Lawsuit filed against Jerry Jones for racial injustice
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is being brought up in a lawsuit by a former sports reporter claiming the NFL let him go because he spoke up about racial injustice. KRLD's Austin York explains.
Leading communications provider, Frontier, moves to Dallas
Another telecommunication giant is moving to Texas, bringing thousands of more jobs. Here's KRLD's Susan Darwin.
Paxton's alleged mistress called to testify, but clock could run out
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.
Teen at center of Amber Alert faces capital murder in connection to 21-year-old's death
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.
Wet weather and below average temps expected into the weekend
Several upper-level disturbances will propagate across the Lone Star State through Saturday, producing scattered showers and isolated non-severe thunderstorms for large parts of the state.
Get fit with the many options that the app Centr has
Our App today is called Centr. This is one of the best workout apps in the app stores. Centr is an app that Chris Hemsworth worked on for his workout routine. It comes with different kinds of personal training and tools from an entire team of fitness experts. That team is there with you everyday to give advice and personalized training. It can be anything from HIIT workouts to yoga, from Pilates to MMA. You might have a goal to lose weight, increase your muscle mass, or just get fit. They handle
Death toll increased since the Interstate 35W crash
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.
CEO of the George W. Bush Presidential Center takes on another new roll
Ken Hersh, President and CEO of the George W. Bush Presidential Center, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
What can we expect from Apple's latest iPhones?
Every year at this time, Apple commands the attention of millions of people as it comes out with new iPhones and Apple Watches. Tuesday was no different. Apple is out with the iPhone 15 and the newest Apple Watch. On Tuesday's Ask The Expert, David Rancken and Kristin Diaz were joined by tech expert Ian Sherr.
Photo: The new iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are displayed during an Apple event on Sept. 12, 2023, in Cupertino, California. Apple revealed its lineup of the latest iPhone 15 versio
Dallas Cowboys help students cut ribbon on Dallas ISD football field
Dallas ISD has finished construction on a replacement football field at Thomas Jefferson High School. The school was one of three damaged in the tornado in October 2019.
Texas DPS receives $3.4M to help reduce rape kit backlog
The Texas Department of Public Safety has nearly $3.4 million more to continue work to eliminate the backlog of rape kits. The money comes from the U.S. Justice Department as part of the Debbie Smith Act, which U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) pushed to pass after learning about the national backlog of rape kits.
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Keller ISD passes resolution to withhold Robin Hood Funds
Recapture dollars also known as Robin Hood funds are when weather school districts take a portion of their property tax revenue to the state. The state then takes those funds and distributes them to lower income school districts with the intent to have similar amounts of money to spend per child in school district across Texas.However, Keller ISD says they have no idea where these funds are actually going and said the state has a surplus.
Dallas ISD high school opens new football field stadium thanks to the Dallas Cowboys
Four years after a tornado destroyed several schools in Dallas, one of those schools opened a new football field thanks to help from the Dallas Cowboys. KRLD's Alan Scaia has the story.
Keller ISD says it will not send more Robinhood funs to the state without answers to questions
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
Curly's Frozen Custard is already preparing for colder temperatures
In Fort Worth, the extreme heat has been great for one business that's already making plans for fall. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia looking ahead to winter.
Keller ISD demands transparency from the state about taxes
Another Texas school district is saying it's done sending "Robinhood money" to the state until it gets some answers. KRLD'S Karyssa D'Agostino has the story.
Cowboys knew they had special player on practice squad in Juanyeh Thomas, Fassel says
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.
3 killed, 3 injured in chain-reaction crash on Interstate 35W
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
Morning showers moving across DFW, some afternoon sun today and much cooler temperatures
The cold front is now sagging south of the Dallas-Fort Worth area Tuesday morning and a north wind has taken over. I'm also going to be tracking several upper level disturbances that will be riding in the upper level northwest flow through Saturday morning. It's hard to pinpoint exactly where the heaviest rain will fall over the next 4 days.
Image: Nationoal Weather Service - Fort Worth
Interfaith Family Services Hosts 16th Annual Golf Classic
A local nonprofit that fights to empower families who are in crisis is hosting a golf tournament this month.Coming up Monday September 18th, Interfaith Family Services is hosting their 16th annual golf classic. The money raised will be used to empower families in crisis to break the cycle of poverty.Kiaria Lipscomb is their Community relations manager. She spoke with KRLD's Kristin Diaz and David Rancken about how this event helps them each year to serve our community in need.
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Turn your sticky notes digital with this app
Our App today is called Post-It® Notes. Just because you have a fancy phone or tablet that does everything, that doesn't mean you can't use some old-school ways of giving yourself reminders. This app brings Post-It notes to your phone screen. And just like the real deal, you can have them in any size. And you can use them for any kind of note-taking or message-leaving. The only thing missing is the sticky upper section. You can capture notes with your camera to put them onto the Post-Its. Or you
Garland wants Wal-Mart reimaged as a new town center
Scott Beck, Managing Partner for Anthem Development joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Time running out to apply for COVID grants
Bars, restaurants, hotels and other businesses in the hospitality industry are running out of time to apply for grants through the Texas Travel Industry Recovery Grant Program. The program is funded through ARPA and started with grants of $20,000. To increase participation, the state increased the total amount to $250,000.
People across Texas pay tribute to 22nd anniversary of 9/11
Plus, Dallas Cowboys fans react to blowout 40-0 win against NY Giants, and Garland and Granbury get approved for new cultural districts.
Donating blood? How your blood is used
You've probably heard that blood is the gift of life, it really is.
There are different kinds of blood donations used for a variety of different purposes. Red blood cells are given to people who suffer from blood disorders like sickle cell disease or for people who suffered blood loss due to trauma, like an accident.
Platelets are most often used to treat cancer patients or people undergoing organ transplants.
Then there's whole blood, the most common type of donation. It's given to people with
North Texans mark 9/11 anniversary at Flight Crew Memorial in Grapevine
Hundreds of people attended a ceremony Monday morning in Grapevine to mark the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Grapevine dedicated the 9/11 Flight Crew Memorial at Texan Trail and Northwest Highway in 2008 to remember 33 pilots and flight attendants killed.
Image: Alan Scaia, 1080 KRLD
Dallas Cowboys fans ecstatic over shutout win against NY Giants
The Dallas Cowboys absolutely crushed the New York Giants bringing in 40 points to the Giants zero. The electric first game of the season has fans across the metro relishing in the win and eager to see where the season will lead.
Photo credit © Kevin R. Wexler/NorthJersey.com / USA TODAY NETWORK
What's the latest on Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial?
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.
Witness testimony to continue Monday on Day 5 of Paxton impeachment trial
The impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton continues Monday with the prosecution expected to call more witnesses. Lauren McGaughy, an Austin-based investigative reporter with The Dallas Morning News, joined the KRLD Morning News Monday to preview Day 5 of the trial.
Photo: Defense attorney Mitch Little questions whistleblower Ryan Vassar on the fourth day of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial in the Senate Chamber at the Texas Capitol on Friday, Sept.
Cowboys shutout Giants 40-0 in season opener
The Cowboys defense not only stopped the Giants offense, it generated points of its own on Sunday night in an emphatic 40-0 win.
Dallas Cowboys shutout New York Giants in impressive opening win
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
Morning rain showers for most of DFW, some afternoon sun today and milder temperatures
We're starting Monday with a large area of moderate rain with some thunder working its way in from the west. Just about everybody across North Texas will see rain through the morning hours, but nothing will be heavy or severe.
This area of rain will taper off through late morning. There will be some breaks in the clouds this afternoon with high temperatures between 85 and 90°, depending on how much sunshine you see.
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
This AI-based app will be your new food consultant and help you figure out recipes
Our App today is called Samsung Food. This is a new cooking app that can bring you ideas from the time you start to figure out what you want to eat. It uses an A-I to give you different kinds of recipes personalized to your needs. Think of it as your own personal A-I food consultant. It helps to set up meal plans for any meal of the day and then share them. You can look at any food website and save recipes from that site. It has its own database with more than 50 thousand recipes. You can use th
The Dallas Leadership Foundation and its mission to help families flourish
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Tommy Habeeb, the Executive Director of the Forever Family Rescue Foundation. Their mission is to find animals loving and permanent homes. This nonprofit was created in partnership with the nationally syndicated television show about rescue dogs called "To The Rescue." But first, Chris talks with Will McCall, the President & CEO of the Dallas Leadership Foundation....an organization that unlocks leadership in challenged communit
Fort Worth Botanic Gardens invites you to ¡Celebramos!
Come be part of a big celebration of Latin American culture and heritage at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden! A series of events kicks off Friday, Sept. 8 with a surprise later on.
Economic expert says next year is critical to seeing if interests rates continues to increase
Hugh Johnson, Chairman Emeritus at Greypoint LLC and Founder of Hugh Johnson Economics, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight
Whistleblower brings more information on AG's support to Nate Paul
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
Dallas' Comerica Bank Tower to host 12th annual 9/11 stair climb
Comerica Bank Tower will host hundreds of police officers, firefighters and paramedics Saturday for a stair climb to mark the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. KRLD's Alan Scaia has the story.
How do we launch time capsules to the moon?
Samuel Peralta's in Canada with global plans for LunarCodex.com and its collection of art, music and writing becoming time capsules launched to the moon.
Why should you give the 'Gift of Life'?
On today's Ask The Expert, Kevin Sneed from Carter Blood Care joined us to talk about blood donation.
Testimony continues on fourth day of Ken Paxton impeachment trial
Plus, North Texas under excessive heat warning, and local high school football games delayed due to heat.
Texas's power grid continues to face pressure
As the temperature will hit yet another high today ERCOT has Texans under a weather watch but that could change to a call for conservation before you know it.
Texas Motor Speedway prepares for NASCAR playoffs
Texas Motor Speedway will host NASCAR playoffs weekend later this month with the Andy's Frozen Custard 300 XFinity Playoff Series race Saturday, September 23 and the Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Sunday, September 24.
The KRLD Morning News Team gets a taste of the State Fair of Texas
Karissa Condoianis with the State Fair of Texas makes a stop at our KRLD studios and visits with Heather Behrens and Mike Rogers during our KRLD Morning News. Our team got to sample all of the amazing food expected at the state fair this year from the savory to the sweet. Karissa also discusses how the State Fair of Texas establishes itself amongst other state fairs across the country, and how COVID has impacted the fair community as well as as Big Tex's outfit.
Whistleblower expected back on stand Friday in Paxton impeachment trial
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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Improved receiving corps should help Prescott in Sunday's opener
No Cowboys' player will be under more scrutiny Sunday night than quarterback Dak Prescott. An improved receiving corps, including Brandin Cooks and a health Michael Gallup should help the Dallas signal caller.
At least one more day of record-setting heat before cooler temperatures arrive
Summer's going out with a bang Friday, with record-shattering heat. Will this be the last triple-digit day of 2023, or will it be Saturday? Either way, we'll end the summer with either 53 or 54 triple-digit days, which would rank fourth all-time in North Texas.
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Look like you have a better quality video than you actually do with this webcam app
Our App today is called Camo. So many of us have had to learn how to use webcams through Zoom, Facetime, and all kinds of video streaming apps. This one can make you stand out when you have to go back on camera. This app can take your phone's webcam or the one on your desktop and improve the way you look. It makes you look like you're in front of a professional webcam. You don't need some fancy expensive camera to do the job and you don't have to put up with a lousy looking image. Professionals
Create a better learning environment with this app
Our App today is called Socratic. This is an app for learning. Maybe you're stuck in your studies. It could be math, or science, or history. This app can help with a Google A.I. It'll help with the school work that your kids need. You can use it to give them a hand and a direction to go in how to figure something out. You just have to ask the question or take a picture of the problem, and the app finds the best ways to find the answers. It might be a video on YouTube or a website to help out. It
Special cowgirls event to celebrate its lifestyle
There's a special ladies' event happening this Friday at the Fort Worth Stockyards."Ladies Night at John Wayne: An American Experience" will take the afternoon to celebrate fashion, fun, and the cowgirl lifestyle with its inaugural event.
Austin-area powers start district play, warm temperatures in store for Week 3
Two of the top teams in the state both call District 26-6A home: Austin Westlake and Lake Travis. The sides start district play this week, though not against each other. Meanwhile, hot weather is in store for games across the state, with many districts choosing to push kickoff times back for the second time in three weeks.
ERCOT urges people to conserve energy this evening
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
'Merica's Team: Dallas Cowboys season preview, NFL predictions
The 2023 NFL season kicks off Thursday night and the Dallas Cowboys follow suit Sunday night. Stars like Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Micah Parsons, and Trevon Diggs are back on both sides of the ball, and fans are as optimistic as they've been in years.
Photo: Mike McCarthy head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and quarterback Dak Prescott #4 of the Dallas Cowboys watch the game against the Las Vegas Raiders in a preseason game at AT&T Stadium on August 26, 2023 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Richard
Learn about the world’s smartest fitness studio
Brandon Bean, Founder & CEO of Lumin Fitness, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Driver's license appointments across Texas canceled for third day
The Texas Department of Public Safety had to cancel driver's license appointments for a third day Thursday because of a computer issue that started over Labor Day weekend.
The heat may be impacting your home
The excessive heat and lack of rain has caused a number of issues for Texans and now there's another concern to add to the list. Owner of H-F-X Foundation Solutions, Aaron Lamb explained that the high temperatures and low moisture levels in the soil may be causing cracks in your foundation. KRLD's Karyssa D'Agostino has the story.
Tips for conserving energy in record-setting heat
With ERCOT asking Texans to conserve power again on Thursday, here are some tips for keeping your home cool in the triple-digit heat. Setting your thermostat to 78 degrees, close blinds and curtains to keep the sun from heating your home, unplug appliances that aren't in use, and take a cold shower.
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McKinney resident wins Lotto Texas Lottery jackpot
In McKinney, a Lotto winner is looking for a new house and planning to retire after winning a 17-million-dollar jackpot. KRLD's Susan Darwin has the story.
Ken Paxton's campaign seeks donations as impeachment trial continues
The campaign for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sent an email Wednesday urging supporters to make donations. The email was signed by Paxton and compares him to Davy Crockett.
Why are so many kids getting brain injuries playing soccer?
Director of Trauma Community Outreach at Parkland Hospital Courtney Edwards joined Ask the Expert Wednesday to discuss brain injuries among youth soccer players.
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Things To Do Around DFW: A Party for The Planet, Dallas Chocolate Festival & more!
Where can you find great things to do Around Town? KRLD's John Liddle has all the details.
Cowboys have high expectations for second-year tight end Jake Ferguson
Dallas fans are excited to see the 2023 edition of the Cowboys, and expectations are high for second-year tight end Jake Ferguson.
Excessive Heat Warnings in place Thursday and Friday
Record-breaking heat is expected today and tomorrow, with Excessive Heat Warnings in place across most of Texas.
Excessive heat warning, possible record breaking temperatures for Thursday
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.
How does immigration impact the state's economy?
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 consulta
Studies show that young soccer players could experience brain trauma by head shots
All this week, KRLD and six other Audacy news stations around the country are exploring the topic of youth sports.Today, KRLD's David Rancken and Kristin Diaz discussed the topic of brain injuries and soccer with the director of Trauma Community Outreach at Parkland.
Firefighters save cat from a burning home
Firefighters in Wise County work quickly to save a family pet from a burning home. KRLD's Andrew Greenstein is on the scene.
Vonlane provides luxury road trips as an alternate to short flights
Alex Danza, Founder & CEO of Vonlane, joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
NASCAR leader trades pit row for bucking chute in Fort Wort
William Byron, who ended the NASCAR regular season tied for first in points, spent Wednesday in the Fort Worth Stockyards learning from Professional Bull Riders' Ariat Texas Rattlers. Members of the Rattlers set Bryon up with chaps, gloves, and a hat at Cowtown Coliseum.
The Texas Rattlers are now headed to Oklahoma City, and the NASCAR playoffs come to Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth on September 24th.
You can now get 'NFL Sunday Tickets' on YouTube TV
YouTube Creator and former College Football player, Donald "Deestroying" De La Haye is here to share the top football trends ahead of this NFL season. KRLD's John Liddle asked him what's happening on YouTube.
TCU to host vigil for student killed at W 7th bar
TCU will host a vigil Wednesday night for a student who was shot and killed last week outside a bar in the West 7th District. Police say the shooting of Wes Smith, 21, was random.
The NFL app kicks off the 2023 season, starts with a full slate of games
Our App today is called NFL. The 2023 season starts this week with a full slate of games. This app will keep you on top of everything going on in pro football with your favorite teams and your favorite players. It gives you access to the NFL Plus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You get up to the minutes and stats on all the games. You can watch local and all the primetime games of the season. Through the app, you can also see all the playoffs and Super Bowl. It gives you access to NFL Game Pass
While others receive more praise, Cowboys know importance of Hankins
While players like defensive ends Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence, and cornerback Trevon Diggs get the most press of any members of the Dallas defense, the Cowboys know the importance of veteran defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins.
Near-record high temperature possible in North Texas Wednesday; slight chance of rain for some
The record-high temperature for Sept. 6 is 104 degrees, says meteorologist Grant Johnston of KRLD's media partner NBC 5. The forecast Wednesday calls for a high temperature of 103 degrees.
Impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton continues Wednesday
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
Keep your family safe with Microsoft's new app
Our App today is called Microsoft Family Safety. This app does just what the name says. It's there to keep your family safe. It helps your children develop better habits for the times that they're online. It lets parents try to maintain some balance between the digital and the real world. Set screen times to let them use the computer, and when it's time to turn it off. You are still their parents and you can block children's access to dangerous websites, apps, and games through the desktop, thei
NASA's SpaceX Crew-6 returns to Earth after spending six months aboard the ISS
After 186 days in orbit aboard the International Space Station, a crew of four international astronauts have returned to Earth. This marks the conclusion of SpaceX's sixth rotational crew mission to the ISS.
Stay up to date during this football season with this app
Our App today is called NFL. The 2023 season starts this week with a full slate of games. This app will keep you on top of everything going on in pro football with your favorite teams and your favorite players. It gives you access to the NFL Plus 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You get up to the minutes and stats on all the games. You can watch local and all the primetime games of the season. Through the app, you can also see all the playoffs and Super Bowl. It gives you access to NFL Game Pa
Day one recap of General Attorney Ken Paxton's impeachment trial
Also, ERCOT issued another weather watch this week, and a new state law was passed for the Homeowner's Association regarding racial discrimination. KRLD All Local - Sept. 5, 2023
Big changes coming to Six Flags, including shelter from the sun
Edithann Ramey, CMO, Six Flags (NYSE:SIX) joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
New Texas law provides protection against unruly crowds at youth games
All this week, KRLD and 6 other Audacy news stations around the country are exploring the topic of youth sports:
Today, KRLD's Barbara Schwarz reports on a new law that kicked in September first that is meant to protect school refs from out-of-control parents and other fans.
Expert says voters will impact Impeachment Trial
The impeachment trial of Suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton is underway with Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick presiding as the Judge and 31 Senators making up the jury, with the exception Paxton's wife who is a state Senator sitting out of the voting.
Kerry Washington to headline New Friends, New Life Luncheon
For 25 years the nonprofit organization New Friends, New Life has been helping survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation rebuild their lives and thrive.
To celebrate their Silver Jubilee, NFNL is hosting Emmy-winning and SAG-nominated actor Kerry Washington as keynote speaker on Friday, September 29 at 11:30 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency Dallas.
"Kerry is known for encouraging others to show up, answer the call, stand strong, and give other women a hand up just as the founders of New Friends New
Cowboys' veteran preaches importance of special teams to young players
Dallas head coach Mike McCarthy has not yet named game captains for Sunday's season-opener against the Giants, but special teams ace C.J. Goodwin is sure to be one of them.
Impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton begins
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
Triple-digit temperatures are back across North Texas for the rest of the week
Triple digit temperatures are back across north Texas through the rest of this week, with heat advisories in effect at least through tomorrow. Plus, record highs will be broken Thursday and Friday. This weekend will be slightly cooler with a few scattered showers and storms around, and by early next week, a significant pattern change may arrive with welcome rain and much cooler temperatures!
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
Voters meet democratic candidates ahead of 2024 election cycle
While Chair of the Dallas County Democratic Party, Kardal Coleman says their annual Labor Day Picnic is about standing in solidarity with the Labor movement he also says it's their kickoff event to this upcoming election season.
Sunny with high temperatures approaching 100 degrees for Labor Day
Monday will feature sunshine and high temperatures that approach 100 degrees. There is still an elevated wildfire danger across North Texas will wind speeds at 10-20 mph.
Rookie Vaughn ready for first NFL game week
The Dallas Cowboys are getting ready to play the New York Giants on Sunday night. One of the things fans will be interested to see is how they will deploy rookie running back Deuce Vaughn.
St. Paul UMC in Downtown Dallas celebrates 150th year anniversary
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Suicide Prevention Advocate Fonda Bryant, as September is Suicide Prevention Month and it's so important to be aware of signs that someone close to you may be at risk. But first, he talks with Dr. Lucrecia Facen of the St. Paul UMC...located in the downtown Dallas Arts District. This legendary church founded in 1873 is celebrating its 150th year anniversary with all the bells and whistles.
City Center Fort Worth prepares for 9/11 stair climb
Two of the tallest buildings in Fort Worth are now signing up teams for a stair climb in honor of first responders killed in the attacks on the World Trade Center September 11, 2001. City Center Fort Worth will hold a memorial stair climb on Saturday, September 9.
History is made as SMU moves to ACC
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
How SMU joining the ACC affects its academics, reputation & beyond
R. Gerald Turner, President, Southern Methodist University joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
TAD chief appraiser resigns
Facing mounting pressure, the chief appraiser at the Tarrant Appraisal District has announced his resignation. Jeff Law wrote to the board of directors that his last day will be Wednesday, September 6th.
The future of Texas State Parks is the focus of PROP-14
Texas State Parks join KRLD's Mitch Carr to discuss how the future of Texas State Parks is the focus of PROP-14.
SMU's big gamble pays off with ACC bid
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)
More than one-third of hiring managers lie to prospective job candidates, study finds
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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Mesquite ISD building pavilions over practice fields to protect students from heat
With hot summer temperatures a way of life here in Texas, one North Texas school district is taking proactive steps to keep its athletes safe.
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New COVID variant may bring masks back
It's Labor Day weekend, and among the headlines is the increasing use of masks with a new variant of COVID-19 surging. Dr. William Schaffner joins us on the KRLD Newsline.
Jerry Jones and a civil court trial
Barring a settlement....it looks like Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones will have to face a civil court sexual abuse trial. KRLD's L.P. Phillips reports on a major ruling today by the Texas Supreme Court.
Millions head to DFW for Labor Day weekend
According to Dallas Fort Worth Airport officials 1.3 million people are estimated to travel through DFW for the Labor Day weekend Holiday making it 12% busier than 2019 numbers.
Forney is giving its employees three-day weekends every week
The City of Forney is going to a four-day work week starting one month from today. Karl Zook with the City Manager's Office said at a recent City Council meeting that people who work four-day work weeks tend to like it.
Being active can sharpen your brain
If you want a sharp, healthy, younger-performing brain, get your exercise. Those are the new findings from a study by The University of Texas at Dallas’ Center for Vital Longevity (CVL).
Back from injury, Jourdan Lewis is ready for 2023
Teams across the NFL have a bye week this week as they prepare for the start of the season. For players coming off injury, like Cowboys' cornerback Jourdan Lewis, it's a chance to show they're recovered.
Key takeaways from National Breastfeeding Month
We've wrapped up National Breastfeeding Month and here are some key takeaways. The state of Texas has some amazing resources for women as they go through the different stages of their breastfeeding journey. 50 percent of babies born in Texas participate in the WIC program, but more families could be eligible.Amy Nelson, is the Breastfeeding Coordinator at Texas WIC out of Tarrant County.She says even if you are not eligible, you can find services like nutrition counseling, cooking classes, and b
Hot, dry Labor Day weekend in store across North Texas
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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Busiest travel day of the year expected at DFW Airport ahead of Labor Day weekend
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.
This app helps you get acclimated to other time zones during travel
Our App today is called Timeshifter. This is an app for people that need to travel to other countries, or states with other time zones. This app can help you fight off jet lag that can hit you for the first couple of days of your trip. It sets you up to prepare for sleeping and living in the new time zone where you're traveling. The app works with your circadian rhythms to get you acclimated to another time gradually. It uses the latest in neuroscience to help with any sleep issues that you mig
New files reveal more about Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's lifestyle
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
How AI is impacting the economy
John Challenger, CEO, Challenger, Gray & Christmas joins David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Google to build $330 million data center in Red Oak
Google has announced plans to build another data center in Texas. The company has a data center in Midlothian and now plans a $330 million project in Red Oak, also south of Dallas in Ellis County.
More Texans planning road trips this Labor Day
AAA Texas says more Texans are planning road trips this Labor Day than last year. The organization says 4% more people are planning trips despite increases in gas prices.
Gil Brandt, who helped the Cowboys become America's Team, dies at 91
A key architect of America's Team has died. Gil Brandt, the Cowboys' vice president of player personnel from 1960 until 1988, died Thursday morning following a long illness.
New technology gives 9-1-1 dispatchers another way to help its callers
Prepared 911 allows people to send 9-1-1 operators a video of their emergency. It gives emergency operators another tool to determine what's happening in real-time and how to respond.
East Texas rivalry game, interclass clash of No. 1s highlight Week 2 schedule
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.
Three undrafted free agents make Cowboys 53-man roster
NFL teams needed to whittle their rosters down to 53 players by Wedensday, and the Cowboys kept three undrafted rookie free agents.
Things to do around DFW: Riverfront Jazz Festival, Amadeus Live, Avenue Q, Freedom Fest and more
It's a long Labor Day weekend. Where can you find great things to do Around Town? KRLD's John Liddle has all the details.
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North Texas will be flirting with triple-digit temperatures through the Labor Day weekend
Last day of meteorological summer, but we're still going to be flirting with the century mark into the holiday weekend and for most of next week. A few of you lucky ones, especially east of Dallas will see some scattered showers and storms over the holiday weekend, but most will stay dry across DFW.
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
Arlington closes splash pads, pools after potential detection of deadly amoeba
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
Why Ken Paxton was impeached and what to watch for during his trial
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 profess
Parents can get more control over how much screen time their kids get
Our App today is called 1Question. Parents can get a little more control over how much their kids are online or sitting in front of a screen with this app. Your child can earn screen time by answering school questions. The app comes up with questions for children between the ages of 5 and 12. It's used to help with their learning and development. You know the kids are going to want to be able to be on their screens as much as they can. You download the parents' version of the app on your phone.
Ask The Expert: Is Jump Rope for Heart still around?
The American Heart Association is really focusing on the future. What used to be "Jump Rope for Heart" has now evolved to two programs called "Kids Heart Challenge" and "American Heart Challenge".
Flights impacted by Hurricane Idalia at DFW airport
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
How the barcode came to be
Paul McEnroe, Inventor and Author of "The Barcode: How a Team Created One of the World's Most Ubiquitous Technologies," joins KRLD David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight
American Airlines flight attendants authorize strike
Flight attendants from American Airlines have voted to authorize a strike. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants represents 26,000 employees.
Photo by: Alan Scaia
Some Texas flights affected by hurricane Idalia
Some flights at DFW Airport and Love Field were cancelled Wednesday as Hurricane Idalia makes landfall in Florida. Most flights at the airport were still on time, and even some destinations in Florida were still open.
Texas Baptist Men head to Florida to help with Hurricane Idalia recovery efforts
Hurricane Idalia made landfall along the Florida coast Wednesday morning as a Category 3 hurricane. While the storm will not impact Texas, there are relief groups sending help to Florida.
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Finding a flight at a reasonable price is easier said than done
Finding a flight at a reasonable price is easier said than done, whether for summer travel, family visits or trying to book ahead of holiday surges. Flight prices at some airports are increasing much more than others incuding Love Field and DFW up about 19 percent in the last year.
Managing Editor of Economic Analysis, Jaclyn DeJohn at Smart Asset did the research.
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Lance 'excited to be' in Dallas after trade from San Francisco
Quarterback Trey Lance answered questions for the first time since the Cowboys acquired him from the San Francisco 49ers over the weekend and said he's working to learn as much as he can before the season starts.
Texas organizations heading to Florida to help with hurricane aftermath
More details released about the vitctims in the Allen murder-suicide case.
Two Prosper softball coaches arrested for failing to report sexual abuse of a child.
KRLD All Local - August 30, 2023
A quiet weather pattern across North Texas, temperatures remaining above average
We have a very quiet weather pattern here across north Texas with temperatures remaining above average at least for the next week, as the ridge of high pressure starts to sneak back over the area.
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
How does thermal generation affect ERCOT conservation requests?
ERCOT issued another conservation appeal today. They say there were problems with "thermal generation outages". But what does that actually mean?On Ask the Expert, KRLD's David Rancken and Kristin Diaz spoke with Energy Expert and TCU Assistant Professor Tom Seng.
Elevate your phone's security with today's App of The Day
Our App today is called iVerify, This is an app that helps to make sure that your phone is safe and secure where it should be. It's a scanner app that checks everything out. First off, it makes sure that you're using all the free protection abilities that come with iOS. It looks to make sure that there isn't any sign of compromise with your phone. Then, it comes with guides that help you make the best decisions for you to secure your phone. It looks for any exploits in your apps. It can protect
Boys & Girls Clubs cuts ribbon on expanded kitchen in Fort Worth
The nonprofit, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County, has opened a remodeled kitchen at one of its locations. Boys & Girls Club says the $2 million project, called Blue Door Kitchen, will help it provide nutritious meals at all locations in Tarrant County and also help kids interested in culinary careers learn more about the industry.
Tarrant County commissioners vote no confidence in TAD chief appraiser
The Tarrant County Commissioners Court has formally urged the board of directors at the Tarrant Appraisal District to replace its chief appraiser, unanimously voting no confidence in Jeff Law.
Partnership between FWISD, FWPD gives students hands-on experience in law enforcement
A new partnership between the Fort Worth ISD and the Fort Worth Police Department introduces students to a potential career in law enforcement.
Suspected prowler arrested in Everman
Officers arrested a suspected prowler outside a woman's home in Everman on Monday night, police say.
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Friends, relatives raising money for family who lost home in explosion
Relatives of a Burleson family who lost their home in an explosion are now raising money and trying to raise awareness of a possible effect of this summer. The Wachsmann family was grilling outside their home August 11 when the propane tank exploded.
World War I era wrecked ships found in Texas river
Five World War I era ships were discovered at the bottom of the Neches River in the Big Thicket National Preserve. Susan Kilcrease is the curator of the Ice House museum in Silsbee, a non-profit history museum built into an old ice plant. She says the water was so low that parts of five shipwrecks were spotted in the Neches.
Texas Baptist Men prepare to help in wake of Hurricane Idalia
Hurricane Idalia is barreling towards Florida and will make landfall as a potential category three Hurricane. While the Hurricane is not going to impact Texas there are groups specifically right here in North Texas that are preparing to send relief and help.
How it is MyTexasFuture.org helps plan post-secondary opportunities
Harrison Keller, Commissioner/Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board joins KRLD's Mitch Carr to discuss MYTEXASFUTURE.ORG and how they help plan post-secondary opportunities.
What to look for on Dallas Cowboys cut down day
By Tuesday afternoon, the Dallas Cowboys, and other teams around the NFL must cut their rosters down to 53 players. Who is on the bubble? And what's the impact of the trade for Trey Lance?KRLD's John Liddle talked with Kyle Youmans from DallasCowboys.com to get some insight.
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Rookie running back makes case for practice squad with roster cuts looming
Rookie running back Hunter Luepke from North Dakota State made a strong case to make the Cowboys' practice squad in Saturday's preseason finale. NFL roster cuts happen on Tuesday afternoon.
Texas relief groups to head to Florida as Hurricane Idalia nears
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
Temperatures will be slightly above average through the rest of the week
We'll all get to enjoy temperatures slightly below average for the next several mornings, as this dry air mass isn't going anywhere anytime soon. And believe it or not, there's not one Heat Advisory or Excessive Heat Warning anywhere across the state for the first time in a very long time
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
Keep track of all the paperwork for your home and everything inside
Our App today is called Under My Roof. Anyone who has bought or owned a home knows how much paperwork there can be with that home. From the buying to the maintenance of the house. This app can help you keep track of all that paper jungle with your home and everything inside of it. It helps to store all the important documents, repairs and schedules, any changes you want to make. The app can keep track of home insurance and your estate planning. You can keep all the photos of your home in one pla
How it is Collin College is managing its 8-campus footprint across DFW
H. Neil Matkin, Ed.D., District President, Collin College joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
City of Dallas to work with non-profits to maintain green space
The City of Dallas has announced a coalition with 20 non-profits to maintain and grow park space in the city. Earlier this year, the city named a "greening czar," and the city says Dallas Parks and Recreation has asked for $398 million in the bond that will go to voters in 2024.
Denton aviation school attempts to head off shortage of airline workers
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)
Lewisville ISD changes how school board members are elected
Lewisville Independent School District is now making changes to how it elects school board members after several lawsuits. The changes are designed to promote diversity on the board.
NBC 5's Larry Collins has the story.
Texas taking a bite out of the best cities in Texas for tacos competition
When it comes to tacos,Texas should be taking a bite out of the competition. At least three major Texas cities are killing it in the taco category according to the real estate website "Clever" which looked at the top 50 major cities for tacos. Austin ranked first. San Antonio 4th and Houston 10th. Dallas rolled in at 20th.
Jose Ralat says we should take this study with a "grain of salt." And he knows tacos. Ralat is the taco editor at Texas Monthly and the author of "American Tacos: A History an
Cowboys add former first-round quarterback Trey Lance
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.
KRLD Adoptable Pet Pals: Meet Yuki!
KRLD's Kristin Diaz along with Maura Davies from the SPCA highlights the critical need for adopting families at local animal shelters by showcasing an "Adoptable Pet Pal" that has stayed at the shelter too long.
Meet this week's featured pet, Yuki!
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DFW is slightly cooler thanks in large part to cold front that passed through
Arlington police have arrested one person in connection with a deadly hit and run early yesterday.
What's on the menu this year at the State Fair of Texas? The winners were announced at the Big Tex Choice Awards.
KRLD All Local - August 28, 2023
Temperatures slightly cooler for the next couple of days, but the triple-digits will return
Temperatures will be slightly below 100 degrees the next couple of days, but unfortunately the triple digits will return by the middle to end of the week. No record highs will be broken, but still well above average for this time of the year.
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
Enhance your phone's security with today's App of The Day
Our App today is called Authy. You might want to think your phone's security and the security of your apps. This app can bring the world of two-factor authentication to most of your apps. It adds another layer of security for apps and websites that you need to have you login with name and password. It works with everything from Facebook to Gmail, Amazon to Dropbox. There are thousands of sites that can use two-factor that you can utilize. It even works with your bitcoin wallets. Authy can also
Tarrant Appraisal District fires IT head over efforts to hide web issues
The fallout continues over a secret recording of the head of IT systems at the Tarrant Appraisal District.
Dallas PD get assist from the Dallas Zoo after seizing a tiger
Dallas Police are getting some help from the Dallas Zoo and Dallas Animal Services to care for some animals that were seized on Thursday. One of those animals is a tiger.
Police executed several search warrants as part of an animal cruelty investigation. They found the tiger being kept in a wire mesh cage at a home on Johnson Lane in far south Dallas. They also seized roosters, chickens and dogs.
DPD is getting some help in the investigation from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the
A good time for current and future entrepreneurs to start-up in Dallas
Bill Chinn, CEO, The Dallas Entrepreneur Center Network joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Dallas ISD struggles to meet deadline for armed security at schools imposed by state
The Dallas Independent School District is just one of many districts across the state struggling to comply with the new state law requiring armed security by September 1st at all school districts.
Former governor says 'it's critical' to see impeachment of attorney general through to the end
Former Governor Rick Perry says the Texas legislature needs to move forward with the impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton to provide a "conclusive resolution to the serious allegations" against him. Perry made the call in an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal.
"Texans need a conclusive resolution to the serious allegations raised by this impeachment. We’ve come this far in the process, and it’s critical that the Senate sees it through to the end. That means a fair trial that allows
Countdown to Kickoff: High school football returns amidst sweltering tempertures
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.
COVID hospitalizations on the rise mostly in high-risk groups, says expert
There has been a rise in COVID hospitalizations across the county, and the virus is on the rise but as CBS Medical expert Dr. Celine Gounder tells CBS Morning, while some people should be considered precautions, it's mostly people in high-risk groups who are getting sick.
The truth about trafficking in DFW
We hear a lot of warnings and fear around human trafficking. But practically, what does it look like? And what impact is it having on North Texas? Answering those questions is the heart behind the "Truth About Trafficking" event on Thursday, September 7 at Eastside Community Church in Dallas.
Players fighting for roster spots look to shine in final preseason game
Several young Cowboys players will have their final chance to make their case for a roster spot Saturday night in Dallas' final preseason game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Excessive Heat Warning issued with record-high temperature forecast in North Texas
An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect Friday with a record-high temperature of 107 degrees forecast in Dallas-Fort Worth, says meteorologist Grant Johnston of KRLD's media partner NBC 5. However, there is a slight chance of rain through the weekend into early next week.
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Sneaker enthusiasts flocking to Dallas for Sneaker Con
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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More record heat expected this weekend for North Texas
Plus, ERCOT on Thursday called for energy conservation, and Dallas ISD bus drivers say buses are unbearingly hot. KRLD All Local - Aug. 25, 2023
Teen recovering after being shot in NRH road rage
Police in North Richland Hills need your help in finding the driver who shot a 16-year-old boy along Loop 820.The shooting happened at around 10:45 last Saturday morning along eastbound Loop 820 near Iron Horse Boulevard
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This app provides help and support for any course of study in school
Our App today is called Chegg Study. How are the kids doing so far in school? This app might be a help to keep them from falling behind in their studies early. The app provides help and support for any course of study in school. It has different kinds of flashcards and solutions to anything topic that your child is learning. That's anything from math to physics. It has information on 80 different subjects and there are flash cards for any of them. It comes with tutors that help your kids underst
Convicted serial killer Billy Chemirmir will not face death penalty
Plus, ERCOT calls for conservation appeal, and 16-year-old shot over road rage.
Calls grow for ouster of Tarrant Appraisal District chief
Three Tarrant County mayors on Thursday signed an open letter calling for a change in leadership at the Tarrant Appraisal District.
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Dallas church brings water to homeless camp
Volunteers with a ministry in Dallas brought supplies to one of the city's biggest homeless camps Thursday. The National Weather Service forecasts high temperatures of 108 degrees Thursday and Friday with heat index values of up to 112.
How inflation impacts the 1,500 Chili's in the U.S and around the world
Kevin Hochman, President & CEO, Brinker International (NYSE:EAT) joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Local expert reacts to GOP debate: Ramaswamy 'a weak alternative option' against Trump
The first Republican debate wrapped up on Wednesday night and even with the former president's absence there was a fair share of fiery exchanges between candidates but who stole the show? SMU Political Science Professor Cal Jillson said it definitely wasn't the number two guy in the polls, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
With Texas growing, business leaders look toward future
Texas added more than 441,000 jobs from July of 2022 to July of 2023, more than any other state. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says employment here has increased 3.3% over the past year.
Historic Galveston hotel added to Marriott's 'Autograph Collection'
Mark Wyant, the owner and CEO of Seawall Hospitality LLC, which runs the Hotel Galvez & Spa in Galveston, joins KRLD's David Johnson to discuss the historic hotel's addition to Marriott's Autograph Collection. The hotel has been open since 1911.
CBS reporter Scott McFarlane recaps the first GOP debate
After a spirited debate before a fiesty audience last night, CBS reporter Scott McFarlane joined the KRLD Morning News to weigh in on the GOP Presidential debate Wednesday night.
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Candidates didn't 'separate themselves' at first debate, Dallas County Democratic Party chair says
After the first Republican presidential debate Wednesday night, Dallas County Democratic Party chair Kardal Coleman said none of the candidates were willing to separate themselves from former President Donald Trump, who did not participate in the event.
Photo: Republican presidential candidates (L-R), former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, U.
Trump 'most debated' person at Republican presidential debate, Collin County GOP chair says
Collin County Republican Party Chair Abraham George says entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, former Vice President Mike Pence, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had strong performances in the first GOP presidential debate Wednesday night. But he says he couldn't help but notice former President Donald Trump was the most talked about person.
Photo: The stage is set for the first debate of the GOP primary season hosted by FOX News at the Fiserv Forum on August 23, 2023 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Win
DeSantis, Haley have good performances in first GOP debate, expert says
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley had strong performances in Wednesday night's GOP presidential debate, SMU political science professor Matthew Wilson said.
He added that politcal newcomer Vivek Ramaswamy may have put a ceiling on his campaign on a night in which many Americans were exposed to him for the first time.
Photo: Republican presidential candidates (L-R), former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, Florid
Cowboys to induct Hall of Famer DeMarcus Ware into Ring of Honor
Former Cowboys and Broncos defensive end DeMarcus Ware was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this summer, and on Wednesday, Dallas owner Jerry Jones announced the team would induct Ware into the team's Ring of Honor.
Things to do around DFW this weekend: National Dog Day, 50 Cent, North Texas Fair & Rodeo and more
See some of the fun things to do around North Texas this weekend.
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Dangerous heat builds back across North Texas through the weekend
The heat builds back across north Texas through the weekend, but a bit of a break from the intense heat arrives by early next week. Plus, a few lucky Texans we'll see some rain.
Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth
Granbury ISD trustee censured for going through library books
Eight Republican presidential candidates met on the debate stage for the first time Wednesday night.
The Texas border was a big topic of the first GOP debate.
KRLD All Local - August 24, 2023
Use AI to become a cartoon character with today's App of The Day
Our App today is called AI Anime Filter. This has become a thing lately. People want to turn themselves into anime characters. Sometimes, they'll use anime avatars instead of their own faces when they're streaming on apps like Twitch. And there are others that are called VTubers. They stream video with their faces as anime. This app will let you do something similar, but for your pictures. It can turn almost any picture of a person or even animal into an anime character. You can add different fe
Texas man sentenced to 8 years in prison for distributing fentanyl
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.
Documentary filmmaker looks for long-term power grid solutions
A filmmaker based in Dallas is releasing a documentary that looks at long term challenges facing the power grid and potential solutions. Grid Down, Power Up will be released on YouTube and Amazon this fall.
Diverse cast ready to bring Cinderella to life
Lyric Stage is kicking off its 30th season with their first ever production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella this weekend. And the players are pumped to hit the stage.
Cinderella is playing Thursday, August 24 through Sunday, August 27 at Majestic Theatre in downtown Dallas. Performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m., with matinees Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
For more information on tickets, follow this link.
'Trumpless' debate still important for Texas voters, expert says
The first 2024 GOP presidential debate will be held Wednesday night, but it will be missing one noticeable candidate: former President Donald Trump. So how much power do these debates hold in the day and age of social media?
Photo: Supporters of Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump carry signs around the Fiserv Forum on August 22, 2023 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Tarleton State breaks ground on 'game-changing' arena
In Stephenville, about 45 minutes southwest of Fort Worth, the growth at Tarleton State University is electric. Four years ago the school had just under 12,000 students. Now, the school boasts more than 17,000 students.
With the power grid holding, what's next for ERCOT?
This summer, North Texas had a stretch of 21 straight days with high temperatures of 100 degrees or higher. The area has also had 20 days at or above 105 degrees. Despite the heat, ERCOT has not ordered an "Energy Emergency Alert."
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How work preferences are shaping the job market
The only constant is change. And work preferences are changing dramatically, according to a new survey from Bankrate.
Nearly 9 out of 10 (89%) of full-time workers or those looking for full-time work support a 4-day work week, remote work, or hybrid work. And overall, 51% of workers would be willing to change jobs or industries to attain their preferred situation.
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Cowboys could try to replace Overshown by moving safety to linebacker
If Tuesday night's practice was any indication, the Cowboys could give safety Marquise Bell a shot to take snaps in place of injured rookie linebacker DeMarvion Overshown. Dallas has a history of success converting safeties to linebackers, including Jayron Kearse.
Survey: Most Americans aren't ready for an EV
Americans are concerned about the environment, but not everyone is ready for an electric car.
According to a new Kelley Blue Book survey, 67% of consumers are worried an EV would require at least a "moderate lifestyle change." The most common concerns were the amount of time it takes to charge, range of miles while traveling and the ability to change the battery.Car Buying Expert Brian Moody from KBB talked with KRLD's John Liddle about the survey and where he thinks the industry is headed.
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The dangerous heat is taking it's toll on many North Texans
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.
KRLD All Local - August 23. 2023
More triple-digit heat for DFW through the weekend, a slight rain chance returns
We ONLY hit 103° yesterday and did not break a record! Unfortunately, the heat will build back across the area today and especially Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Nesquik customs sneaker lab coming to Dallas
For Millenials and Gen Z'ers, Nestle Nesquik brings back memories of childhood, and the essence of being a kid.Nestle is coming to Dallas this weekend. They are tag teaming with this year's Sneaker Con happening this weekend, Augustt 26th & 27th, at Dallas Market Hall.Michaela Irvin With Nestle Nesquik joined the KRLD Afternoon News to share how you can create a custom pair of Puma sneakers with their "MajorWavez Lab".
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Construction to begin soon on pair of major Tarrant County roadways
Construction barrels will soon be rolling out again in Tarrant County.
With funding secured, North Tarrant Express Mobility Partners will soon begin work to widen Northeast Loop 820 and State Highway 183.
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Get your time back and pay someone else to run your errands with this app
Our App today is called Errand. School is back in session. Work is more demanding than ever. Until things get back to normal, you might need some help getting certain things done. Some… errands. That's where this app comes in. You can get someone to run those errands, while you tend to other important chores around the house or at work. You can have someone pick up the laundry, pick up the dry cleaning. You can even get someone to take your pet to the vet for you. If you need help getting someth
Denton Police solve pair of cold case sexual assaults from 1990s
Denton Police solve pair of cold case sexual assaults from 1990s
Fort Worth ISD serving breakfast, lunch for free to all students
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Lawyers in Austin calling for Texas to remove barrier buoys on border
Plus, neighbors try to help during house fire that left one woman and her dog dead, and program aims to reduce police suicides.
A serial entrepreneur teaches his craft next month at Dallas Startup Week
Nirav Tolia, Co-Founder; Nextdoor, Epinions & Fanbase joins David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Program aims to reduce police suicides in Texas
Texas had more suicides among law enforcement than any other state last year, and a program that aims to help officers confront mental health concerns is growing. Last year, 16 officers in the state committed suicide.
What can we expect from Wednesday's GOP presidential debate?
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
Proposed high-speed rail would link Dallas, Fort Worth
Plans for a high-speed rail line from Dallas to Fort Worth are speeding along and public meetings are already set for the proposed project.
Dallas Cowboys hosting free open practices starting tonight
The Cowboys are done with Oxnard. They are back home, ready to continue Training Camp in Frisco - at The Star.
Tonight, along with Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon, fans are invited to watch practice for FREE!
KRLD's John Liddle talked with Kyle Youmans from DallasCowboys.com about the opportunity to watch the Cowboys for free.
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Cowboys have just 1 week to go before deadline to make cuts
The Cowboys have just three practices, and one preseason game left before they have to trim their roster from 90 to 53. One of the remaining position battles is for an interior offensive lineman, which includes Matt Farniok and Brock Hoffman.
How to get movie tickets for $4
From blockbusters to indie films, you've got a chance to see a flick in the theater for just $4 this Sunday, August 27.
It's National Cinema Day, and more than 3,000 theaters nationwide are participating.
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More Excessive Heat Warnings, Heat Advisories in effect for today
More Excessive Heat Warnings and Heat Advisories are in effect for today and most likely through the rest of the week and into the weekend.
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As record heat continues, ERCOT issues Weather Watch as power demand grows
People in Sanger are not happy about the city's plan for rolling power outages to deal with high demand for energy and to ease the strain on the system.
The State Fair of Texas has announced they will continue their sensory friendly mornings for people with autism and their families.
KRLD All Local - August 22, 2023
Metallica donates $100K to three charities following DFW shows
Not only did Metallica provide a great show for hundreds of thousands of rock and roll fans, but a trio of charities will reap the benefits.Through its All Within My Hands Foundation, Metallica used the occasion of their AT&T Stadium shows to donate $100,000 to three charities, including two based in Tarrant County.
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Get triple protection with spam call blocker, robo call blocker and voicemail variations
Our App today is called YouMail. Your phone now has even more protection from spam callers. This app is a triple play of protection with a spam call blocker, robo call blocker, and a voicemail app that lets you put together more than one voicemail message. When spammers call you, the app will tell the call that the number is disconnected. That could take you off the list. It also continues to update to watch out for the most spam calling numbers. It lets you save your voicemails as long as you w
'Not guilty' for reason of insanity verdict for woman who opened fire inside Love Field
Plus, ERCOT issues new weather watch starting Wednesday and Fort Worth residents are discussing how they're staying cool in this heat.
Will writer's block curb the resurgence in the movie business?
Brian Schultz, CEO, Blackbox Management, LLC & Look Cinemas joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Ask The Expert: What's the latest on the Eris strain of COVID?
COVID is back in the conversation again, and there's talk about another booster shot that's coming next month.
Kids are back in school, and there are new numbers that COVID cases are increasing again.. just not to the pandemic levels.
Add to the fact that there are now three different variants that have started tracking around the country. The medical community says it's ready for the latest COVID strains as the COVID season starts. One is called "Eris". There's "Formax", and there's "Pirola".
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Restaurants in Mesquite honoring fallen officer Monday
More than a dozen restaurants in Mesquite are donating part of their sales to honor a fallen police officer Monday. Officer Richard Houston II was killed in the line of duty December 3, 2021.
Houston was responding to a call of a disturbance at a grocery store when he was shot several times. He had been with Mesquite Police for 21 years and received 48 letters of commendation, two Life Saving Awards and one Police Commendation Bar.
Girl Dinner is the latest trend taking over social media
It looks like a hodgepodge of food or maybe a small nosh or snack, but on social media it's called something else.
Women and men are showing off what they eat when they're alone and don't want to go grocery shopping or cook. Girl Dinner is usually a little bit of this, that and the other says Cooper Clinic Dietitian Meridan Zerner.
Girl Dinner has generated more than 400 million hastags, yet it's really not a new concept. Men and women have been indulging in these types of "one-person" dinners f
The Cowboys broke camp in Oxnard. Is it now Super Bowl or bust?
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)
Overshown, Stevens leave Saturday's preseason game with injuries
While the preseason is an opportunity for young players to make a name for themselves, it also brings injury risk. The Cowboys were unlucky on that front Saturday in Seattle when tight end John Stevens and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown left the game with injuries.
Record heat in the forecast for North Texas -- and more is on the way
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
Excessive Heat and Red Flag Warnings today, more records to be broken this week
We're waking up to a clear sky with temperatures in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Another Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for today. We also have a Red Flag Warning in effect. Today's record high is 105° ....I'm forecasting a high of 107°. Also, the grass fire danger is very high today and tomorrow.
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Find out a little bit more about your friends and family with this new app
Our App today is called Fun Q. This is a fun app to find out a little bit more about your friends and family. The whole premise is to ask interesting questions that are good enough to start a conversation about something. It could be "Who here is the most likely to be a millionaire?" There are different decks of virtual cards in different categories of questions. It can be family questions or date night types of questions. Maybe you want to play a game of Truth Or Dare with your friends. You can
Fellowship of Christian Athletes is ready for the new school year
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold speaks with community organizer VanDella Menifee about several events, including one involving changing lives and bringing awareness to Lupus. But first, he visits with Danny Noah of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes about the upcoming school year and FCA projects that impact the lives of student-athletes.
Rolling blackouts possible this weekend in parts of Texas
Plus, Mesquite teen is shot and killed after high speed chase, and Dallas Water Company warning of new phone scam.
Taking the A-Train to UNT and beyond
Paul Cristina, President & CEO, Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
Hearing on border buoys scheduled in Austin next week
A federal hearing on Texas' work to install buoys on the Rio Grande is scheduled next Tuesday. The Department of Justice has sued to prevent the state's effort to place the buoys.
TWU Chancellor Carine Feyten talks about higher education in Denton
TWU Chancellor Carine Feyten joined us to highlight the unique opportunities at the university as well as the unique grief choir at TWU. The professor who launched it plans to doing it again sometime during the academic year.
The man behind the Mean Green, UNT Athletic Director Jared Mosley
We take a look at the growth of UNT sports with Athletic Director Jared Mosley.
The business of Denton with Hank Dickenson, Denton Chamber of Commerce
Talking with Hank Dickenson, the new president of membership for the Denton Chamber of Commerce
The amazing story of Denton Spiderman
In March of 2020, during the Covid lockdown, he felt compelled to help the community. During this time, everyone seemed a little scared and worried. He had a Spider-Man costume in closet from his daughter's birthday party years prior. He decided he was going to wear that costume the next time he did my grocery shopping to spread a little love and laughter during such a difficult time.A family that had lost their jobs due to Covid, saw him dressed as Spider-Man and asked if he could come surprise
Denton Arts & Jazz Fest returns for 43rd year in October
The Denton Arts & Jazz Fest returns for its 43rd year in October. Executive Director Kevin Lechler says it's been a slow, but steady recovery from the pandemic for the event.
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UNT prepares to welcome students back to campus Monday
As the University of North Texas prepares to welcome students back to its Denton campus on Monday, university president Neal Smatresk joined KRLD's Mean Green alums John Liddle and Kristin Diaz at Beth Marie's Old Fashioned Ice Cream.
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Denton ISD opens ninth middle school as district grows eastward
The U.S. Census Bureau lists Denton County among the fastest-growing counties in the nation. Denton ISD Superintendent Dr. Jamie Wilson visited with John Liddle and Kristin Diaz about the district's growth eastward, school safety, and listening to teachers.
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Policing in cities with large universities adds a 'different dynamic,' police chief says
The city of Denton is unique in that it's a North Texas suburb that's home to thousands of families, while also housing two major universities in the University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University. Denton police Chief Doug Shoemaker joined John Liddle and Kristin Diaz to explain.
Denton works to maintain small-town feel as population grows, mayor says
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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North Texas Fair & Rodeo gets started Friday
The North Texas Fair & Rodeo gets started in Denton Friday night and runs through Aug. 26. The event's marketing and media manager Hannah Crandall joined KRLD at Beth Marie's Old Fashioned Ice Cream in Denton to preview the week.
Beth Marie's makes ice cream 'with love' on Denton's historic square
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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Best practices for keeping students and teachers safe online
Kyle Berger is the Chief technology officer for the Grapevine-Colleyville School district. He was at the White House earlier this month discussing cybersecurity with leaders from the departments of Education and Homeland Security.
Berger joined the KRLD Morning New this morning to discuss best practices for keeping students and teachers safe.
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Quarterback Grier values training camp, preseason reps
Quarterback Will Grier challenged Cooper Rush for the backup job in training camp last year before an injury ended the competition. By picking up wins while Dak Prescott was hurt in 2022, Rush has solidified his grip on the job, but Grier is making the most of his reps during training camp and the preseason.
Excessive Heat Warnings issued for all of North Texas through the weekend
ERCOT issues Voluntary Conservation Notice as extreme temperatures push to record highs and increased demand.
There's been another arrest in connection with the shooting of a Harris County sheriff's deputy. This one happened after an overnight standoff with police.
KRLD All Local - August 18, 2023
Excessive Heat Warnings issued for North Texas through the weekend
One of the strongest upper level high pressure areas in decades is gripping, not just north Texas but the entire state. It also stretches into the central plains states into the mid Mississippi River Valley. Records will be broken in all of these areas of the coming days. The record high at DFW today is 112°. I'm forecasting a high of 110°. We will come very close to tying this record. Unfortunately, records will be broken this weekend. The records for both days are 107°. I'm forecasting a high
Learn all about any movie or show you're watching with this app
Our App today is called Callsheet. If you're not a fan of all the extra stuff on IMDB, this one can provide all the information that you need to know about movies and television and the people involved in them. The difference with this app is, it doesn't have the constant nagging to login, or a bunch of ads, or other stuff. People like to find out what actors are in what shows or movies. Some even want to know about the producers, directors, or other tech folks. It also lets you prevent spoilers
North Texas organization helps with heat relief
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul has assisted North Texans with emergency assistance in the forms of rent, utilities, food and hygiene aid.This summer, they've played a vital role in helping people stay safe in the brutal heat by providing utility assistance and also easy access to free AC units to people in need living in Lancaster and surrounding Southern Dallas.They have also filled the gap for many uninsured North Texans in need of prescription medication and is celebrating a large milesto
ERCOT issues Voluntary Conservation Notice due to extreme temperatures
Plus, 88% of Texas is in 1 of 5 drought stages, and SMU students move in amidst record temperatures.
Why are mortgage rates rising so high so fast?
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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Dallas African American Museum holding Tulisoma South Dallas Book Fair this Saturday
"Tulisoma" is a Swahili word that means "we read." And that's exactly what they'll be doing at the Tulisoma South Dallas Book Fair, a free event on Saturday, August 19 at African American Museum Dallas. KRLD's John Liddle talked with Dr. Helen Benjamin, chair of this year's event.
Bringing the museum to the classroom
The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is adding Dallas ISD to it's "Upstander Partnership" program - offering TEKS-aligned civics and citizenship skills curricula for grades K-12.
Dallas ISD joins Coppell ISD in the program which will now reach more than 73,000 students and teachers across North Texas.
"This is a program we started piloting with Coppell two years ago," said Mary Pat Higgins, Museum president and CEO. "It's exciting because it's based on age-appropriate, history-informed c
Rookie Overshown among players helping set tone for Cowboys' defense
Rookie linebacker DeMarvion Overshown is among the players on the Cowboys' defense helping set the tone for the regular season.
Things to do around DFW: Addison After Dark, Metallica, Snoop Dogg, Sixtiesmania and more
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Excessive Heat Warnings are back across North Texas through Friday
Record-breaking heat is possible five out of the next 7 days folks! Afternoon highs will range from 105 to 111° through the period, with the hottest days tomorrow and Sunday. Some areas will exceed 111° on Sunday. The highest temperature ever recorded in DFW was 113°, and that happened twice at the end of June back in 1980.
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Record-breaking heat on the way to North Texas through the weekend
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
Why are North Texans having a hard time with healthcare costs?
Curative, a Texas-based leader in the employer-sponsored healthcare space....recently announced a staggering new study of the Dallas/Fort-Worth area.
It shows 51% of insured residents are unable to pay out-of-pocket (OOP) healthcare costs, and 48% did not adhere to prescribed medications because of those costs, despite having health insurance.On Ask the Expert, Curative CEO Fred Turner joined the KRLD Afternoon News. He discusses the factors taken into consideration during the study.
Keep track of your to-do list with this app
There are dozens of things we need to do to maintain different aspects of our lives. The app Directive can help make sure we keep up to date with the oil changes in our cars, maintain records of what kind of oil our car takes, or when need to renew a car's registration.
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16-year-old charged with murder in teen body found shot to death
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.
CBS Military Consultant gives update on latest global affairs
KRLDs Austin York sat down with CBS Military Consultant Jeff McCausland to get the update on a host of issues internationally, including the latest in Ukraine, the coup in Niger, the American taken prisoner in North Korea and the lessons from the Afghanistan withdrawal.
Fort Worth ISD closes school libraries through next Friday before state law takes effect
Kids in the Fort Worth ISD wanting to visit their school library will have to wait until a week from Monday to do so.
Family of hit and run victim opens up as search continues
The family of a man killed after a hit and run crash last weekend in Dallas is speaking out about his life as the search for the driver of another car intensifies. The Dallas County Sheriff's Office says Donald Collins, 25, had stopped at a hit and run crash on I-30 near 2nd Avenue about 2:30 Saturday morning.
Former Colleyville Heritage High School principal takes over as superintendent of charter school
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.
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Should you consider a career in HVAC?
It could literally be the hottest job going this summer. There is never a good time for the air conditioning to go out, but when it happens and the temperature is 107 degrees, homeowners will do anything to get it fixed fast.
Dr. Stephen Pape, the associate dean for Construction Sciences at the Dallas College School of Manufacturing and Industrial Technology, joined Ask the Expert Tuesday to explain.
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How to never forget a name
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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AED awareness can save lives
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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Decision to holdout was 'difficult,' Martin says upon return
All-Pro guard Zack Martin said it was difficult to holdout of training camp before he agreed to a new contract, but added he felt it was necessary.
Enjoy the warm weather today, oppressive heat returns tomorrow
Arlington ISD among many school districts in North Texas headed back to class today.
Texas Rangers stay hot, winning 12 of their last 14, thanks to Corey Seager.
KRLD All Local - August 16, 2023
Enjoy slightly cooler temperatures again today, intense heat returns tomorrow
We only hit 94° yesterday. Enjoy the slightly cooler temperatures again today, because the brutal heat returns tomorrow, lasting through at least next Tuesday.
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You can choose out of 400 different fonts to place text over your photos
Our App today is called Phonto. This is a very simple app that has one mission. It lets you add text to your photos. You might want to label what it is you've taken a picture of. Maybe, you're using a photo for a presentation of some kind. Use your photos for an advertising campaign. There is no shortage of text that you can use on the picture. It comes with more than 400 different fonts. If you can't find one that you like there, you can add more fonts. Change the size of the text. Change the c
5-year-old injured after being hit by bus in Mineral Wells
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.
Investigation leads to huge counterfeit bust in Arlington
A counterfeiting operation based out of Arlington is now no more. "Earlier this summer, we were notified that there was an online company that has a warehouse here in Arlington as potentially manufacturing and then selling for items with logos of high end fashion brands," says Tim Ciesco, Arlington Police spokesman.
Arlington ISD to welcome students back to class Wednesday
Twenty-two North Texas school districts are welcoming the kids back for another school year on Wednesday. One of those is among the largest in the area. Arlington ISD Superintendent Dr. Steven Wurtz joined the KRLD Afternoon News to discuss.
Mineral Wells 5-year-old hit by bus Tuesday morning
A 5-year-old was hit by a bus Tuesday morning outside a school in Mineral Wells. Police say the child had just been dropped off at Lamar Elementary by the Public Transit Services bus. They say the bus started rolling forward after the 5-year-old was dropped off. The child was hit and taken by air ambulance to Cook Children's in Fort Worth.
Firefighters rescue family trapped inside burning home
An Arlington family is rescued from a burning home overnight. Firefighters were called to the home on Farmingdale Drive near Kennedale just after 11:00 last night.
North Texas paramedics adjust to ongoing heat wave
North Texas ended a streak of 21 straight days of triple digit high temperatures Monday, but the National Weather Service predicts a high of 108 degrees Thursday and for high temperatures to stay above 100 at least into early next week.
Through Monday, DFW Airport had recorded 36 days with highs of at least 100 in 2023, including 21 consecutive days, a tie for the sixth longest streak with a stretch in July and August in 2022.
MedStar, an ambulance provider in Fort Worth and 14 neighboring citie
Law Professor explains why Trump and others being charged under RICO laws
Former President Donald Trump is facing another indictment after a grand jury in Georgia handed up an indictment againstTrump and more than a dozen of his associates, including former chief of staff Mark Meadows.
They face several charges including conspiracy and racketeering.
UNT Dallas Law Professor Brian Owsley explains to the KRLD Morning News why they are being charged under RICO laws.
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Martin reports to camp after reaching agreement on reworked contract
Cowboys' All-Pro guard Zack Martin reported to training camp Monday after he and the team reached an agreement on a reworked contract. Dallas had a walk-through practice on Monday and will be in pads again Tuesday, giving rookie kicker Brandon Aubrey a chance in a competitive environment after he missed an extra point in Saturday's preseason game.
Financial advice for college-bound kids
Millions of families are packing up to send their kids to college. Loading them up with underwear, dorm supplies, and hopefully, financial advice. CBS News money expert Jill Schlesinger talked with KRLD's John Liddle about her advice for college-bound kids.
How to save on winter travel
It's clear that the summer of revenge travel - where pent-up demand from the pandemic was unleashed - continued for a second year.
Surprisingly, travel has been even busier than expected, with the TSA processing 12% more air travelers from Memorial Day weekend through the end of July.
"This summer has actually been significantly busier than last," says Ted Rossman, Senior Industry Analyst at Bankrate.
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A short break from the Extreme Heat for DFW as seasonable temperatures return
At least 25 Fort Worth ISD schools experienced air conditioning problems on the first day back to class.
Is COVID-19 a concern again as kids head back to school?
KRLD All Local - August 15, 2023
Enjoy the seasonable North Texas temperatures for a few days
We're actually waking up to seasonal temperatures this morning with readings in the low to mid 70s. This cool-down will be brief, so enjoy it while it lasts.
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App uses A.I. to write poetry based on the photos in our phones
You might have a lot of fun with Pamera The Poem Camera, and you might not be able to stop yourself. This app has one purpose. It uses A.I. to take a look at your photos. When you choose a picture, artificial intelligence will take what it is you pick, and write a poem about it.
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Governor Abbott signs bill to require armed security at every campus
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.
A North Texas firefighter inducted into a special Hall of Fame
A North Texas firefighter is being inducted into a very special Hall of Fame. Russell Krasnesky, McKinney FD joins KRLD's Mitch Carr.
European Wax Center reaches 1,000-location milestone
David Berg, CEO, European Wax Center (Nasdaq: EWCZ) joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
How much of a concern is COVID-19 now that school is back?
Back to school means back to healthy habits, and keeping away from germs and illnesses kids can pick up in the classroom is important.On Ask the Expert, Steven Love joined the KRLD Afternoon News. He is the President of the DFW Hospital Council.He spoke with Kristin Diaz and David Rancken about COVID-19, RSV and other types of viruses and illnesses kids face when they go back to school.He answered the question: How much of a concern is COVID-19 now that school is back?
75,000 students return to class in Fort Worth ISD
Students across Fort Worth returned to class Monday morning to start the 2023-2024 school year. Fort Worth has almost 75,000 students who are attending 140 schools.
Mental health expert explains why forgiveness can be difficult
KRLD's John Liddle talked to brain guru and mental health expert Leigh Richardson from the Brain Performance Center and the "In Your Head" podcast about forgiveness. With an in-depth understanding of the human brain, Richardson sheds light on the intricacies of forgiveness as a continuous process that fuels personal growth and emotional well-being. Here are some of the biggest takeaways.
Despite just two catches Saturday, Cowboys excited about Tolbert
While wide receiver Jalen Tolbert caught just two passes in Saturday's preseason game, the Cowboys are excited about the second-year player who was injured in training camp last year and never got on track.
App gives user option to have multiple phone numbers on one phone
Line 2 is an app for anyone who might need a second phone number that’s handy -- and that’s not their personal cellphone. It's great for people that are running their own businesses and have used their cellphone as their work number. This app lets users separate the two. Line 2 is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.
Monday marks first day of school for students in Dallas, Fort Worth
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.
After record-setting high on Sunday, cold front approaches North Texas
After a record-setting high temperature on Sunday, a cold front crossed the Red River Valley on Monday morning. This front will arrive in Dallas-Fort Worth late this morning through the early afternoon knocking temperatures down to near 100 degrees at DFW Airport.
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How Together We Ball unites pastors and police officers with our community
On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Adrienne Mageors of My Possibilities about the latest developments with their continued educational and job placement opportunities and the amazing work they do with adults who have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. But first, he talks with Charlene Edwards of Project Unity about their popular and important Dallas Strong event, Together We Ball...uniting pastors and police officers with community and government leade
Dallas Police chief says three carjacking suspects were from Louisiana
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.
Back-to-school collides with final trip to Roanoke waterpark
Visitors who brought school supplies to Hawaiian Falls in Mansfield and Roanoke this week have received discounted admission. Friday was the last day to take advantage.
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Galleria Dallas has noticed a 'rebound in shopping activity,' GM says
Angie Freed, the general manager at Galleria Dallas, tells KRLD's David Johnson that as retailers across North Texas prepare for tax-free weekend, it's also the final weekend for back-to-school shopping for many districts. She says they've noticed increased shopping activity since early July.
Dallas PD Chief Garcia says three teens are arrested for carjacking, wounded cop after firing nine shots
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia spoke out Friday afternoon about this week's carjacking and shooting of an undercover officer.He says the three teens under arrest are all from Louisiana, and were looking for someone to carjack Wednesday morning.
Total solar eclipse to get Texas-sized treatment in 2024
It's been about 370 years since a total solar eclipse could be seen in Central Texas. So Mitch Morales, is organizing a festival at Reveille Peak Ranch to celebrate the event. It will run April 5-9, 2024.
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Texas to receive money for carbon capture plant
The Department of Energy has announced projects in Texas and Louisiana will receive $1.2 billion for "direct air capture" plants. The plants will aim to remove carbon dioxide emissions from the air.
The plant in Texas will be in Kleberg County, south of Corpus Christi. DOE says the project will remove one million metric tons of CO2 each year and contain a CO2 storage site.
DOE says the project will create about 2,500 jobs in construction, maintenance and operations.
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Wildfire smoke can cause breathing problems
This hot, dry August has brought increased wildfire danger to North Texas. Not only do the actual fires threaten to damage property...smoke can damage your lungs.When dealing with poor outdoor conditions, staying inside and maintaining good indoor air quality should be a top priority.
Dr. Nikki Vars McCullough, Respiratory Protection Expert, 3M’s Personal Safety Division talked with KRLD's John Liddle about what you can do to protect yourself and improve indoor air quality.
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WR Jalen Brooks turning heads in training camp
Much of the talk about Cowboys receivers this offseason centered around new addition Brandin Cooks, but it's rookie 7th-round draft pick out of South Carolina Jalen Brooks who's turning heads in training camp.
Excessive outdoor heat can impact mental health, physical health
The recent spike in high temperatures, and extreme heat warnings across north Texas can take a toll on us physically. We’ve often heard health experts talk about limiting outdoor exposure during a heatwave like the one being felt across Texas and beyond. But would you believe that the act of limiting outdoor time can hurt your mental health as well?
Interfaith Family Services sets kids up for success
Along with the excitement of going back to school, there can be some concern as well. Especially for parents and caregivers who are wondering how they afford what their kids need?
Interfaith Family Services is stepping into help! Feleasha Nelson, Director of Children Services at Interfaith Family Services talked with KRLD's John Liddle about their back-to-school outreach.
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Texas sets record for power demand for third time this week, ERCOT says
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
Excessive heat and red flag warnings continue through Sunday, record-breaking heat possible this weekend
Excessive heat and red flag warnings continue through Sunday, record-breaking heat possible this weekend, a weak cold front cools us down briefly Monday and Tuesday, but still above 100°, and then we heat right back up after that. Those are your weather stories over the next seven days.
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Find where the Red Cross is running blood drives near where you live
Our App today is called American Red Cross Blood Donor App. This app can help you give the gift of life through blood donations. It helps you find where the Red Cross is running blood drives near where you live. You can set up your own appointments to donate to the Red Cross. The app will let you know what are the results of that mini-physical you get before you donate. One cool thing about this app. People want to know that they're doing some good. The app will inform you when the blood you don
3 people arrested after wounding Dallas police officer in carjacking
Plus, Dallas Crimes Against Children conference has record attendance, and state lawmakers pass new law requiring schools to have an armed officer.
'Secret Probation': Retired FBI agent convicted of conning drug addict out of $700,000
A former FBI agent from Dallas was found guilty Thursday in a bizarre scheme to con a one-time meth addict out of more than $700,000.
William Stone retired from the bureau in 2015, but prosecutors say he continued posing as an active agent, convincing a drug addict from Granbury that she was on "secret probation" and needed to pay him money to keep her kids and stay out of prison.
More than 5,500 attend 'Crimes Against Children Conference' in Dallas
A five-day conference on how to reduce and prevent child abuse ended Thursday in Dallas. The "Crimes Against Children Conference" started 35 years ago, and organizers say it has become the largest event of its kind in the world.
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From the pro gridiron to West Dallas, real estate activity is very active
Zach Wiegert, Founder & Managing Partner, Goldenrod Companies joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
When will gas prices drop?
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. (Ph
Creating the ultimate vision for your future
John Liddle invites motivational speaker, comedian, author, coach and podcast host Steve Gamlin to share his inspiring journey of reclaiming his life and embracing his true potential.
With a strong emphasis on visioning and pursuing a better future, Steve encourages listeners to unlock their own limitless possibilities through the power of positive energy and intentional goal-setting.
Steve's transformational journey began with his introduction to "The Secret," where he learned about the law of
TV Guide still lives on, in app form
Our App today is called TV Guide. Remember growing up reading the TV Guide? You could read the articles. You would leave it next to the TV to figure out what to watch on the networks. TV has changed, and so has TV Guide.
This is the king of TV channel apps. It has more channels, streaming channels, and entire streaming services. This app puts all of them together, so you can see what's on at any time. It could be NBC, CBS, ABC, or Fox. Or you can see what's streaming at any particular time on Pa
Mesquite product looks to impress in Saturday's preseason opener
Linebacker Malik Jefferson, a graduate of Mesquite Poteet High School, spent last season on the Cowboys' practice squad. Now, the former Texas Longhorn is aiming to make his case for a spot on the roster in Saturday's preseason opener.
Utility help and free AC units available through North Texas non-profit
As of Wednesday, North Texas has reached at least 100 degrees for 17 days in a row. And we're expecting this heat to last for weeks longer.
For some, utility bills are skyrocketing. For others, they can't afford to repair or replace their air conditioner.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul North Texas is stepping up to help.
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As the North Texas population grows, so does Children's Medical Center Plano
Children’s Medical Center Plano has been constructing a new tower that will expand the campus, with North Texas projected to be home to more than 3 million children by 2050.
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Things To Do Around DFW: Pepper Palooza, Jurassic World Live, Los Lobos and much more
As the kids head back to school - get in one last blast of summer. KRLD's John Liddle has some great things to do Around Town.
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ERCOT sets another power demand record due to extreme temperatures
The Double Back fire in Johnson County has charred more than 1300 acres. It's now considered more than 90 percent contained.
The Frisco ISD community mourns the loss of a student on the first day of school.
KRLD All Local - August 10, 2023
Our triple-digit streak continues as well as Excessive Heat and Red Flag Warnings
Yesterday, DFW hit 107 degrees and we should match that today, tomorrow, and through the weekend, as this bubble of high pressure grips all of north Texas. We may be flirting with record high temperatures this weekend and on Monday.
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Frisco ISD student dies after being hit by car
Plus, Gov. Greg Abbott signs bills giving homeowners a tax break, and Dallas Police searching for 3 carjacking suspects.
Record summer traffic and expansion plans for DFW
Sean Donohue, CEO, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.
When will schools see more money for teachers?
The state legislature passed property tax relief for homeowners in the last special session. That's because the state has a huge amount of money available from budget surpluses.
The state promised that teachers would get a piece of the action, but so far... they haven't seen much. The governor is promising another special session to deal with the problem of teacher pay and teacher pay raises.But, as schools start... it's not happening yet.
On today's Ask The Expert, Rena Honea joined us. She's t
How will the Yellow Corp bankruptcy affect Texas?
John Esparza joined Ask the Expert Tuesday. He is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Texas Trucking Association. He spoke with Kristin Diaz and David Rancken about the effect Yellow Corp's bankruptcy will have on Texas.
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Atheist group puts up billboard after request to hang banners in downtown Fort Worth is denied
A North Texas atheist group has put up a billboard in south Fort Worth.Four years ago, the group Metroplex Atheists put up banners in downtown Fort Worth that read, "In no God we trust."
Cowboys blow away competition, valued at $9.2B
While fans pine for their first Super Bowl in almost 30 years, the Dallas Cowboys have crushed revenue records in the NFL.
From an innovative stadium to lucrative sponsorships, the success of Jerry Jones' franchise is unparalleled.
According to the latest NFL franchise valuations from Sportico, the Cowboys are worth $9.2 billion, far outpacing the second place New York Giants, valued at a touch over $7 billion.
"Jerry's been saying for a long time, the cowboys are worth $10 billion," says Kurt B
Dallas Stars president and CEO Brad Alberts talks hockey success in DFW
It's a good time to be Dallas Stars president and CEO Brad Alberts.Season ticket sales are soaring, website traffic is way up, and merch is flying off the shelves.
"I've been saying it for years: this is a hockey city," Alberts says.
For the first time since 2002-03, the Stars have sold out the entire lower bowl and the platinum levels at the American Airlines Center. The Stars will be at 14,500 total season tickets for the coming season, an increase of more than 2,000 over last year.
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Student fatally struck by vehicle outside Frisco ISD's Roach Middle School
A student was struck and killed by a vehicle outside Roach Middle School in Frisco ISD, police say.
Undercover Dallas police officer wounded in early morning carjacking
A Dallas Police officer was shot in the line of duty Wednesday morning. Police say he was shot about 12:45 a.m. while working an undercover operation in North Dallas.
With Zeke gone, Davis, Dowdle to compete for time behind Pollard
With the departure of running back Ezekiel Elliott, running backs Malik Davis and Rico Dowdle will compete for snaps behind starter Tony Pollard. Davis played in 12 games last year for the Cowboys, while Dowdle has battled injuries in his three years in the NFL. Pollard is unlikely to play against Jacksonville in the first preseason game.
Undercover Dallas police officer wounded during early morning carjacking
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
Mostly sunny, windy and hot; Excessive Heat Warnings continue
Mostly sunny, windy and hot today with afternoon highs between 103° and 108°. The hottest temperatures will be west of I-35W. Southwesterly winds will gust as high as 30 mph creating a very high grass fire danger today, mainly west of I-35W
Supreme Court upholds Biden's 'ghost gun' restrictions
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.
Texas Motor Speedway replacing Big Hoss with Bigger Hoss
Texas Motor Speedway is already home to the world's biggest HD LED video board dubbed "Big Hoss."It's about to get even bigger.The track in far north Fort Worth is in the midst of replacing its nine-year-old video board with one that's bigger, sharper and brighter.
Fort Worth unveils proposed FY24 budget
The Fort Worth City Council gets its first look at the proposed fiscal 2024 budget.
Dirk Nowitzki to head to MA for NBA Hall of Fame induction
Former Dallas Maverick Dirk Nowitzki leaves Wednesday to be inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame. Dirk is one of five players being inducted this year.
"It feels super surreal," he says. "I'm excited but also a little anxious and nervous."
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US economy is headed for a 'soft landing for now,' strategist says
David Kelly, chief global strategist for J.P. Morgan Asset Management (NYSE: JPM), visits with KRLD's David Johnson on Tuesday's CEO Spotlight. Kelly says while he thinks the economy is headed for a soft landing for now, there will likely be a harder landing eventually.
Dallas hosts Crimes Against Children Conference
This week, for the 35th year, the Crimes Against Children Conference is in Dallas. Over three and a half decades more than 80,000 people have been trained at the conference. The Dallas Children's Advocacy Center presents the conference each year. KRLD's John Liddle talked with Irish Burch, DCAC Chief Executive Officer about the importance of the event.
Virtual auditions begin for next season's American Idol
It has been a constant search for the next music superstar for the last 21 seasons. The search continues in Texas this week.
American Idol is looking for great singers for the next season early next year. This year, just like in the last three seasons, singers can sign up to do virtual auditions on video before the show's producers in the first round.
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D-line, receiver, safety are Cowboys' positions of depth ahead of first preseason game
The Cowboys have depth along the defensive line, at wide receiver, and at safety early in training camp. Safety Juanyeh Thomas says he knows preseason games represent an audition -- and an opportunity.
ERCOT extends Weather Watch after record demand set Monday
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD reaches deal for new School Resource Officers.
More students head back to school as classes resume today in Garland, Godley and Corsicana.
KRLD All Local - August 8, 2023
Rainfall chances are minimal today, wind increases and Excessive Heat Warnings continue
Rainfall chances are minimal, the wind increases... increasing the grass fire danger, and Excessive Heat Warnings continue across north Texas. Excessive heat warnings are issued when the ambient temperature reaches 105 degrees or higher, or.. the heat index value hits or exceeds 110°.
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Things To Do Around DFW: May 11-14
Heading into the weekend it's a perfect time to celebrate your momma...and KRLD's John Liddle has a lot of ways to make it memorable as he takes you Around Town.
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