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James Van der Beek’s death raises the question … why are so many young people dying of colorectal cancer? Dr Andrea Dwyer, cancer expert joins KCBS, Plus,w hy do our brains make us hesitate? with Dr. Eric Eitry, prof at Carnegie Mellon on KCBS and great white sharks in the Gulf with Prof Sean Powers and Tommy Tucker out of WWL.

U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico says he is blown away by the aftermath of CBS pulling his interview last week with Late Show host Stephen Colbert. Talarico, speaking with KRLD, says that kind of censorship goes all the way to the top.

President Donald Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address of his second term Tuesday night. SMU Political Science Professor Dr. Cal Jillson expects the speech to be filled with claims of great accomplishments but also issues that have irritated the president.

The Supreme Court did something many thought they wouldn't and ruled against President Donald Trump's ability to levy tariffs without congressional approval. So, what's next for the president who has said many times that tariffs is 'one of his favorite words?'

A doctor warns about the deadly consequences of the political noise in today's medical landscape. Plus, warning about some generic drugs and compounded GLP1s.

Get the latest on why Mark Zuckerberg is testifying today. Plus, is it time to take a digital detox? And places you're being watched that may surprise you.

Dallas County voters need to check their mail box. Dallas County election officials are sending out mailers, putting notices on social media, and sending e-mail alerts to registered voters.

World Cup organizers in North Texas are speaking out about the transportation requirements needed to get fans to the various matches in Arlington.

The Dallas County Judge is encouraging people to vote in Dallas County in early voting to avoid possible confusion on Election Day itself. Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins says a decision by the local republican party to have a separate primary election will cause a change on Election Day.

The move to create a massive ICE detention facility in Hutchins is no longer possible. The real estate company that owns the building said they have not and will not enter into an agreement for the purchase or lease of any building to the Department of Homeland Security.

A researcher was rescued after being struck by falling rock deep inside one of Texas’ deepest caves Saturday evening in West Texas, triggering a complex overnight recovery effort. In an interview with KRLD’s Russell Scott, Terrell County Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland detailed the complex operation inside Sorcerer’s Cave, the deepest known cave in Texas.

The upcoming FIFA World Cup already has a legacy project underway in Arlington’s Entertainment District. The North Texas FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee announced the formation of the North Texas Sports Foundation symbolized by a Texan Golden Boot Sculpture.

There is a new bill in Congress to bolster flood response and natural disaster infrastructure in Texas several months after the deadly Central Texas Flooding. Senator John Cornyn introduced the Strengthening Infrastructure, Readiness, and Emergency Notifications, or SIREN, Act.