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KRLD News

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Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Around Town April 3-5: Deep Ellum Art, Scarborough Renaissance Festival & more 02.04.2026
What exactly is "bimbofication"?? 01.04.2026

Mike and Austin weigh in on the scandal surrounding the husband of former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem

Fort Worth girl dies when scooter collides with vehicle 01.04.2026

A five-year-old girl was killed in Fort Worth when a car collided with her scooter. Police say the girl, identified as Isabella Hall, was hit by the car Sunday on Portland Street north of Downtown Fort Worth.

Mother accused of medically abusing 3 year old 01.04.2026

Also setting up fake Go Fund Me pages

Final phase of FIFA World Cup ticketing opens 01.04.2026

Wednesday began the final ticketing phase for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. This phase is open to the general public and is available on a first-come first-served basis.

Is there still room in Frisco, Texas for their growing population 01.04.2026

Frisco, Texas, is approaching a point where there may be little land left for new single-family home development, as one of North Texas’ fastest-growing suburbs begins to near residential buildout.

Cattleman Lee Wells interview on the beef industry with Texas State Network Ag Director Chelsea Wade 01.04.2026

The nation’s cattle herd keeps getting smaller, and right now, it’s at the lowest level in decades. The tight supply is pushing prices higher, and it could keep pressure on everything from ground beef to steaks in the meat case. TSN Ag Director Chelsea Wade speaks with North Texas Cattleman and Business Owner Lee Wells.

April Fools' Origin 01.04.2026

SMU Associate Professor Dr. Owen Lynch says there is no exact date that April Fools' day became a "thing," but it may go all the way back to medieval times. He says the BBC in London, had one of the first mainstream pranks when it broadcast a story about the "pasta tree."

Our weather pattern is changing, bringing rain chances back 01.04.2026
Artemis II mission to slingshot astronauts around the Moon 31.03.2026

Humans will return to the Moon's neighborhood with the launch of Artemis II Wednesday. The scheduled launch is around 5:24pm Wednesday Central Time with four astronauts on board.

Severe weather returns to North Texas late Wednesday 31.03.2026
Fort Worth PD provide update to officer-involved shooting 30.03.2026

Fort Worth Police updated the events of what led to an officer-involved shooting last week. Police Chief Eddie Garcia says officers encountered 33-year-old Alejandro Serano who was firing a gun along Bonita Drive Wednesday night.

Millions in federal dollars to be distributed across North Texas ahead of World Cup 30.03.2026

The challenge after getting millions in federal funding for FIFA World Cup security is getting the money to where it is needed. The North Central Texas Council of Governments has been tasked with that responsibility.

Above average temperatures and rainfall this week 30.03.2026
A mayor in Columbia says a body has been found during the search for a missing American Airlines flight attendant from north Texas 27.03.2026

Last Saturday 32 year old Eric Molina, a North Texas resident, went missing after a night out with a fellow flight attendant...at a popular bar in Medellin. Investigators say he may have met up with some locals who drugged him.

Dallas police arrest suspects from officer-involved shooting 27.03.2026

Dallas Police provided more information Friday about an officer-involved shooting in Oak Cliff last weekend. Officers were conducting a traffic stop near Jefferson Boulevard and Plymouth when they heard gunfire from an adjacent parking lot.

New exhibits coming to the Dallas Arboretum 27.03.2026

At a Dallas Parks and Recreation Board meeting on Thursday March 26th, Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden President and CEO Sabina Carr gave an update to the board on what visitors can expect for the next year.

White Settlement police release footage of fire rescue 27.03.2026

White Settlement police have released bodycam footage of officers rescuing someone during a fire. Responding officers to the Studio 6 along West Freeway quickly went door to door as smoke poured out of the upper floors of the building.

Lady A to headline FEI World Cup Opening Ceremonies 27.03.2026

Some big music names will be headlining a different World Cup headed to Fort Worth next month. Lady A will headline the opening ceremonies for the FEI World Cup. That is the Equestrian finals for 2026 which will run from April 8th through 12th at Dickies Arena.

Cold front arrives today, a few showers this evening 27.03.2026
Food drives aim to help TSA employees working without pay 26.03.2026

Help is on the way for many TSA employees in North Texas working without pay during the partial shutdown of DHS. The North Texas Food Bank is partnering with the Tarrant Area Food Bank and Catholic Charities Dallas to host two private food drives.

Dallas police travel overseas in World Cup security preparation 26.03.2026

We have been telling you this week about the increase in federal funding aimed at boosting local security ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux opened up about the amount of homework Dallas officers have been doing over the past two years.

DART bus stops to see major upgrades across North Texas 26.03.2026

The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) board of directors has approved a major investment to upgrade bus stop infrastructure across North Texas, aiming to improve safety, accessibility and comfort for riders.

Meteorite crashes through Houston woman's house 26.03.2026

A meteor blew apart after streaking through the sky at 35 thousand miles an hour... It happened Saturday, afternoon, the 21st..... Early estimates suggest the meteor was three feet across and weighed about a ton...a little piece broke off and Sherry James was upstairs.

Sen. Cornyn expressed optimism for TSA funding deal 26.03.2026

Another failed attempt in the Senate to fund DHS is not stopping lawmakers from continuing negotiations Thursday. One GOP senator has said talks to end the deadlock have increased. Meanwhile, Senator John Cornyn expressed optimism this week that they could find a solution soon.

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