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The delay of the Artemis II launch after fuel tests comes as no surprise to those who have followed NASA's Manned Spaceflight Program. Dr. Phillip Anderson is Director of the William B. Hanson Center for Space Sciences at the University of Texas at Dallas.

President Donald Trump gave new remarks over the tight race for the republican nomination in the Texas Senate race. The president said over the weekend he would be making a decision soon.

FIFA will be touring the World Cup Trophy across several cities in North America leading up to the World Cup this summer. The Trophy will be on display in more than just the host cities in Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

President Donald Trump, this week, brought up the possibility again that he could nominate Senator Ted Cruz to the Supreme Court. Even though President Trump joked he could get unanimous support from the Senate because Cruz' colleagues want him out, there could be some seriousness to the idea.

The American Red Cross is issuing warnings following the winter storm after it made the ongoing blood shortage that much worse. Medical City Healthcare will host several blood drives in the weeks ahead.

The Challenger exploded 40 years ago this week. Here's how it changed space travel forever. Plus, an expert discusses when humans will be on Mars, and Chad Hartman discusses most iconic TV moments, including The Challenger.

Tax season opened this week and there are changes you need to know about. Plus, is the Justice Department trying to build a case against Jerome Powell's for improvements to an old building? Get the latest.

Many people are finding themselves in need of a body shop after being involved in an accident during the winter storm. Here is some advice from a co-owner in the collision repair industry.

The Texas 33 House race in the newly drawn congressional maps has heated up with a major endorsement. Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is throwing her support behind Congresswoman Julie Johnson.

Wednesday and Thursday will bring a decent warm up compared to the last few days with Thursday entering into the low 50s. That will be met with another brutal cold snap over North Texas this weekend.

A North Texas hospital is trying to get ahead of the numerous sledding accidents that are happening across the region. Cook Children’s Hospital is urging those out sledding to take precautions, so they don’t end up in the hospital.

Insurance claims are about to go through the roof following the winter storm as car owners find themselves in wrecks and homeowners deal with broken pipes and damage to roofs. Rich Johnson with the Insurance Council of Texas has a reminder for those who rent and have renters’ insurance.

Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins is encouraging residents to come up with a plan if you have no choice but to travel during the winter weather anticipated this weekend. Jenkins says if you don't have to drive, you should stay home.

From Florida, through the Carolinas, East Coast, and Midwest, Fern is coming and she's angry. Here's what to expect and how to stay safe, plus if it makes you swear, you're not alone. And if your kids join you you're not alone in that either.

Firefighters are urging caution as people do everything they can to stay warm over the weekend. One of the most dangerous heating sources if used incorrectly involves space heaters.

TXDOT trucks are out on the roadways preparing the North Texas highways for upcoming winter storm that is taking aim at several parts of the country including North and Central Texas.