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NTX Now is where North Texas comes into conversation. Hosted by Ron Corning and Miranda Suarez, NTX Now is a live daily talk show from KERA News that brings context, curiosity and clarity to the stories shaping the region. Backed by KERA’s award-winning newsroom and partners across the region, NTX Now goes beyond the headlines. Each day, the show brings together community voices, local leaders and cultural contributors — exploring the ideas, issues and moments that reflect everyday life. From the local government to the latest in arts and culture, NTX Now connects the people, perspectives, and...

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Bud Kennedy covers what’s changing in the ever-evolving Fort Worth culinary scene. Also, this week on Think. 29.06.2026

The Fort Worth food scene is ever-evolving, balancing old school favorites with new and emerging restaurants that draw on the history of Fort Worth as a multi-cultural center in North Texas. Bud Kennedy joins us to talk about the Panther City "food renaissance." A look forward at what Think shows are coming this week with Krys Boyd.

Texas State Board of Education’s new reading lists, a controversial development, Jordan comes for the World Cup. 26.06.2026

The Texas State Board of Education is voting on new reading lists and a social studies curriculum today. A proposed mixed-use development in Dallas's Preston Hollow neighborhood is drawing the ire of some residents concerned about towers that could reach 20 stories or higher, which pushed the developer to rethink the project. A former assistant city attorney for Arlington says she was fired out of...

Flora Street Live is coming to the Arts District tonight, featuring local artist J. Isiah Evans and the Boss Tweed. 26.06.2026

Folks from our sister station KXT preview the Flora Street Arts festival and we get to know J. Isaiah, a musician who performed during their most recent live session. Also, Ron and Miranda discuss their favorite stories from this week and what they learned.

International World Cup fans are enjoying the food in North Texas. Also, the 3-decade drought since a James Beard award. 26.06.2026

When soccer fans from around the globe showed up in North Texas, World Cup matches were the obvious attraction. But food is an important part of the journey, too, and the culinary pilgrimage even has some restaurants running out of food. Also, North Texas is home to a vibrant culinary scene with buzzy new restaurants popping up alongside long-standing favorites. And yet it’s been three decades and...

Q Cinema has been dormant since the pandemic, but Fort Worth’s LGBTQ+ film festival is making a comeback. 26.06.2026

Fort Worth’s queer film festival is making a comeback this year. Q Cinema has been dormant since the pandemic — but the organization Trinity Pride is resurrecting it.

Four LGBTQ+ organizations are working to preserve the history of gay bars and nightclubs in North Texas. 25.06.2026

Gay bars and nightclubs have ALWAYS been an important part of the queer community. That’s why four LGBTQ+ organizations have set out to preserve that history.

What would you do if you only had 36 hours to spend in Dallas? Also, reviewing the Mavs draft and the World Cup. 25.06.2026

If you only had 36 hours to spend in Dallas… what would you do? That's a question New York Times reporter Jesus Jimenez set out to answer.

A Fort Worth non-profit helps single moms with counseling and job training, and one of them says it changed her life. 25.06.2026

Yesterday, we talked about just how expensive childcare is --so today, we wanted to check in with an organization that’s modeling a solution. The Center for Transforming Lives in Fort Worth is a nonprofit that offers services like counseling and job training to single moms. We also spoke to a single mom who utilized the center's job training and childcare services. Sinquise Savage said it changed...

The Texas Democratic Convention starts in Corpus Cristi as one notable member is missing. 25.06.2026

Texas Democrats are gathering in Corpus Christi as we speak for their state convention. It'll feature national Democratic stars and Texas political candidates, but one notable Texas Dem is missing from the lineup. There's a lot to cover when it comes to the US Senate race in Texas, so we called our friend Joshua Blank with the Texas Politics Project to help put it all into context for us. Resident...

More than half of Texas counties are considered childcare deserts, hurting the state's economy. 24.06.2026

More than half of Texas counties are considered childcare deserts -- and the lack of access to childcare is hurting the state's economy. That's according to a new report from the Texas Women's Foundation.

Social media is driving a new economy in North Texas – the influencer economy. Also, today’s headlines. 24.06.2026

Social Media has created a whole new influencer economy, and KERA's William Padmore is kicking of a series that pulls the curtain back on the influencer culture in North Texas. Also, Metrocare leadership, Atmos evidence, FWISD budget & Haltom City rainbow house.

How Oak Lawn became a literal crossroads for the LGBTQ+ community in Dallas. Also, the Mimir Chamber Music Festival. 24.06.2026

This pride month we wanted to learn more about the history of the Oak Lawn neighborhood in Dallas. Before it became a literal crossroads for the community, gay bars were scattered around the city, in various neighborhoods and often not very visible. So, how did the intersection of Cedar Springs Road and Oak Lawn Avenue become a central gathering place for Dallas gays? A festival in Fort Worth has...

The man who shot a police officer during an anti-ICE protest has been sentenced to 100 years in prison. 24.06.2026

The man who shot a police officer during an anti-ICE protest at the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado has been sentenced to 100 years in prison. Seven others got up to 70 years in what the government is calling the first ever federal terrorism conviction against antifa. Estimates show that more than half of people with Down syndrome will develop dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease, accordin...

A new guidebook helps you find nature to explore in and around North Texas. Also, Denton legends in action figure form. 23.06.2026

David Bayon makes action figures, but they’re not your typical Spiderman or Captain America. Instead, the artist immortalizes Denton legends like the PriceMaster and Tigerhead Keyboard Guy. Marcheta Fornoff reports. Also, you may walk around DFW and wonder if you will ever see any greenery again. But with a bit more searching, you can escape the busy city and find beautiful creeks, wildlife refuge...

Jury selected in trial of Johnson County sheriff accused of sexual harassment, retaliation. Plus, Mavs news and Messi. 23.06.2026

Penelope Rivera gives us an update on jury selection and opening arguments in the Adam King trial and an update on today's sentencing hearing for the Prairieland defendants. Soccer history was written in Arlington yesterday when Lionel Messi broke a major record. It's exactly what a lot of folks showed up expecting, and not just those rooting for Argentina. D Magazine editor Mike Pielluci debriefs...

What the Iran ceasefire deal will mean for oil and gas prices in North Texas. 23.06.2026

The US and Iran are in the middle of peace talks to potentially end the war. Tom Seng is an professor with TCU's Neeley School of Business and an expert on the energy market. He joins us now to explain what all this means for oil and gas prices.

A new play tells the real-life story of three generations of women navigating the death of the family matriarch. 23.06.2026

'Momma Won't Die' tells the real-life story of three generations of southern women navigating the death of the family's matriarch. Local actress, and newly minted playwright Patty Pell penned this play with her daughter, based on their own lives.

Amid rising antisemitism, Jewish voters are feeling politically homeless. Also, Messi milestones at the World Cup. 22.06.2026

The 2026 Texas Democratic convention will be held in Corpus Christi later this week, where delegates will consider nearly 20 resolutions targeting Israel. This comes amid rising antisemitic sentiment in both major political parties that’s leaving some Jewish voters feeling politically homeless. Texas Democrats are also gathering this week to rally behind U-S Senate candidate James Talarico. But U-...

Guidelines issued for new CKM syndrome call for earlier screening and watching your weight. Also, today’s headlines. 22.06.2026

We now have guidelines for the newly defined cardiovascular kidney metabolic syndrome -- or C-K-M -- issued by experts at the American College of Cardiology. The term is new but covers potentially life-threatening conditions you've probably heard of before... diabetes, kidney disease, obesity. The belief now is that they're all connected.

The best Arlington restaurants to visit when heading to World Cup matches. Also, a look at this week on Think. 22.06.2026

If you’re headed to Arlington this afternoon to see Argentina take on Austria in the World Cup, you could grab a bite at the stadium. Or better yet, stop into one of the city’s many excellent restaurants. Lauren Drewes Daniels is the food editor for the Dallas Observer. She’s put together a handy list of Arlington’s best restaurants and joins us to talk through it. Krys Boyd is the host of Think,...

A new law enforcement survey shows police are overburdened with social issues that have little to do with crime. 22.06.2026

There's a new law enforcement survey out from the anti-mass incarceration group Alliance for Safety and Justice. In this report, the vast majority of respondents agreed that police are overburdened with social issues that have little to do with crime. We spoke with Renee Hall, former Dallas police chief and president of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, about ways to a...

General Order number three spread the word about the end of slavery and an original copy is at the Hall of State. 19.06.2026

A conversation about General Order number three. An original copy of that document is currently on view right next door at the Hall of State in Fair Park. The order was used to help spread the word in Texas about the end of slavery, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

A plan to lower property taxes seems to have backfired in Tarrant county. Also, a look at the week's headlines. 19.06.2026

In Tarrant County -- a plan to lower homeowners' property tax bills seems to have backfired. It turns out, some people are getting overcharged instead. The Tarrant Appraisal District is in charge of figuring out how much homes are worth and how much they should be taxed. And the board is split on what to do next. The Fort Worth Report's Cecil Lenzen is here to explain. KERA's Paul DeBenedetto also...

Two special meetings continued the push to leave Dallas City Hall. What is the future of City Hall and downtown? 18.06.2026

KERA's Megan Cardona fills us in on what's been going on with City Hall. We'll discuss what was decided in two special meetings in the last two weeks and what it means for the current city hall. Then Dallas Morning News architecture critic Mark Lamster talks about the businesses and sports teams leaving downtown and what that means for the future of downtown.

Tarrant County jail reported two more deaths this week. Also, experiencing the World Cup in person. 18.06.2026

KERA's Penelope Rivera joins us to talk about the two most recent deaths in Tarrant County jail custody, which were both reported this week. It's the latest in a long line of deaths in the jail, which operates under the purview of sheriff Bill Waybourn. Also, NTX Now's Miranda Suarez attended the England/Croatia game last night with her die-hard England fan husband, Dan. She talks about her experi...

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