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Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Texas, James Talarico, is reaching out to John Cornyn supporters following Cornyn's runoff defeat last night. Talarico said Cornyn supporters have a place in his campaign. He spoke about his chances during an interview with KRLD one day following the Republican runoff that saw Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defeat Senator Cornyn.

Congresswoman Julie Johnson says she could not be more proud of the campaign she built even with her loss Tuesday night. Johnson said in a statement Wednesday that she called Collin Allred to congratulate him on his victory and wished him success.

Texas A&M is now home to a unique research laboratory that can literally play with the Earth's gravity. Many centrifuges are used to increase the force of Earth's gravity but this one works to reduce it.

FIFA has announced all the locations where qualifying teams will be having their base camps during the World Cup. Those camps are the training site and home for the team as long as they are playing in the World Cup.

For 31 years, Dallas CASA has turned imagination into advocacy through its annual Parade of Playhouses at NorthPark Center, where elaborate, locally-built children’s playhouses help raise awareness and support for kids in foster care.

FIFA has announced a new Fan ID for people going to FIFA World Cup matches. This can serve as both a souvenir of the match itself but it also unlocks exclusive content when scanning the ID on your phone.

FIFA is introducing sensory rooms for fans who need it at matches. Five to 16 percent of the population experience sensory processing needs.

Drivers headed out for Memorial Day weekend will be dealing with four-year-high gasoline prices. The Texas statewide average is $4.09 for a gallon of regular unleaded.

An expert says Washington is in a "tizzy" over the $1.8B settlement Trump's Justice Department made with him. But will Congress oppose it, especially after what happened to Bill Cassidy and others in the GOP who angered the president? We dive into that, and into the new trend of AI lawyers, plus, whether we really want our politics to be nasty.

The Dallas Police Department launched two major technology initiatives aimed at improving police response times, officer safety, and investigative efficiency across the city: a new Drone as First Responder program and an advanced data integration platform called Peregrine.

The spread of Ebola in Africa has forced new temporary restrictions upon entry into the United States. This may mean very bad timing for fans of the Democratic Republic of Congo who want to follow their World Cup team which qualified for the FIFA event for the first time in over 50 years.

Local law enforcement will be monitoring for any suspicious activity as the increase in World Cup fans begins to trickle in. Law enforcement across North Texas will be monitoring for any possible increase in human trafficking as we get closer.

The attacks are heating up in a hotly-contested congressional race in Dallas County. Both Congresswoman Julie Johnson and former Congressman Colin Allred are seeking the democratic nomination in the Texas runoff.

With early voting underway in the Texas runoff election, candidates are making their final push. Former Congressman Colin Allred wants voters to send him back to Washington.

Senator John Cornyn is behind legislation that would bar immigrants who support Sharia Law from coming into or staying in the United States. Sen. Cornyn spoke on the Senate floor saying Sharia Law is the antithesis of what the country stands for.

A Dallas man who once faced a life sentence in federal prison will walk across the stage at Southern Methodist University this weekend, marking the end of a ten-year journey from a jail cell to a college degree.