The top local news stories in the Dallas-Fort Worth area updated several times each weekday.
Plus Mike and Austin talk about Alcatraz and Epstein with callers
Plus new information about one of Texas' Ten Most Wanted Fugitives who was captured in Dallas, GM is moving production of it's Cadillac Escalade from Arlington to Michigan, Governor Greg Abbott has requested a disaster declaration from the U-S Small Business Administration, and more!
Plus a look back at the All Star game and a new execution date set in the shaken baby syndrome case
Plus, death threats are the latest challenge facing local leaders in Kerrville and Kerr County over their response to the deadly flooding, nearly two weeks after losing his parents in the Hill Country flooding a Burleson man is honoring all those who have devoted their time, effort and money to help flood victims recover, and more!
Plus in Fort Worth, a vigil to honor the victims of the central Texas floods, the Texas Department of Agriculture is pushing resources out for more than just farmers and ranchers devastated by the recent flooding, current Senator John Cornyn is leading Attorney General Ken Paxton so far in fundraising efforts, and more!
New numbers concerning the dead and what Austin plans to do about flooding preparedness
Plus a Granbury couple is turning their own sorrow over losing a toddler in a drowning into a foundation to help families suffering similar grief from the Hill Country flooding, as the search for those missing from the Central Texas floods continues - rescue crews must also keep themselves safe - by avoiding the floodwater, Washington Senator Maria Cantwell says the U.S. must act now to improve flood warnings after the devastating July 4th floods in Central Texas, and more!
We take dive into the presidents comments and Mike and Austin interview an incredible Irving family who survived the flooding along the Guadalupe
Plus we're hearing some distressing stories of flood survival, Texas officials are blasting what they say are false claims online that cloud-seeding two days prior actually contributed to the disaster, the search process in the Texas Hill Country has been slowed by dangerous terrain and a massive amount of debris.
Plus search and recovery crews are warning residents around the Kerrville area not to clear large amounts of debris with their personal heavy equipment, Center Point Volunteer Fire Company, says they're not giving up, it's going to be a massive cleanup effort in Kerrville -- in terms of effort and cost -- after the search and rescue is over, and more!
We get the latest from the Hill Country and take a look at how this years Restaurant Week will be affected
Plus Kerrville Pets Alive says nearly a hundred animals, lost in the flooding have been reunited with their families, Lieutenant Colonel Ben Baker with Texas Game Wardens says they have over 300 Game Wardens currently working in the search and rescue effort, the Lieutenant Governor says the state will pay to install sirens in the area hit by the deadly floods, and more!
Plus it's day five for search and rescue operations in Central Texas, Governor Greg Abbott will be briefed and hold a press conference this afternoon on the state's continued response to the flooding, the Attorney General of Texas is warning people to aware of some common scams that frequently follow natural disasters, and more!
At least 89 people are dead in Texas after flash floods tore through over July 4th, wreaking havoc in the region and killing girls at a popular summer camp. Get the latest updates and insight from Texas leaders and reporters on the ground for KRLD Radio in Dallas, Texas.
Plus President Trump says he will visit Texas, Friday, to see some of the devastation from the flash floods, those in Kerr County can now apply for flood assistance through FEMA for homes and businesses, the Salvation Army is ramping up relief efforts in flood-ravaged Central Texas, and more!
Plus, a man rescues a woman who was getting beaten, and he ends up getting arrested
Plus Fort Worth officials say recycling can be simple when you stick to the basics, a former Plano man's family is worried sick more than a week after he vanished while on vacation in the Turks-and-Caicos Islands, there's another legal challenge to the new state law requiring the Ten Commandments be posted in every public school classroom, and more!
Mike and Austin also look in depth at the Diddy trial and the Big Beautiful Bill future
Plus police have a woman locked up on charges connected to yesterday's deadly shooting at a shopping mall in southwest Dallas, Texas State Senator Roland Gutierrez calls the newly passed "Big, Beautiful Bill" a scam on America, North Texas fireworks stands are doing big business, and more!
Plus state lawmakers will have to decide how to move forward on the sale of THC products in their upcoming special session, the deadly chain-reaction crash over the weekend on I-20 Kaufman County has claimed a sixth life, a new Texas law banning paper car dealer plates and mandating only permanent metal tags, and more!
Plus children's advocates are worried about kids' safety this holiday weekend, more about the catastrophic crash that killed five people in Kaufman County, a Garland man died in another big rig crash, this one in Allen where police say a vehicle rear-ended an 18-wheeler, and more!
A number of senate republicans have introduced a resolution officially supporting President Donald Trump's airstrike's on Iran. The resolution supporting Operation Midnight Hammer was led by Senator John Cornyn of Texas supporting what is listed as the United States' decisive military strikes to degrade Iran's nuclear program.
Plus the head football coach and athletic director at Howe High School is arrested in a Tarrant County sting operation, a Fort Worth woman remains missing and police are charging her room-mate with murder, DFW Airport is getting ready to get even busier, and more!
Plus the teen accused in a deadly stabbing at a Frisco track meet has been indicted for first-degree murder, the operator of the Texas power grid is trying to ease some fears about reliability this summer, New data shows Texas continues to lead the way on job creation, and more!
Governor Greg Abbott is celebrating more economic news for the State of Texas. Texas continues to be number one in the country at job creation.
Plus drivers and analysts are watching to see how the situation in the Middle East could have a direct impact on how much we pay for gas, Lt. Governor Dan Patrick has blasted Governor Abbott's decision, the man accused of opening fire at the State Fair of Texas in 2023 pleads guilty, and more!
Plus many in the Iranian-American community see this destruction of Iran's nuclear facilities as a good sign, holiday travel plans are in the works for millions, Democratic congressman Greg Casar from Austin made his position on the strikes in Iran clear, and more!
Plus 70% of Texans want to see consumable THC products remain legal but be strictly regulated, the bodies of two missing boaters have been recovered from Lewisville Lake where they vanished Tuesday, three dogs are in quarantine after the fatal mauling an elderly Fort Worth man, and more!
Plus we talked to north Texans on the Mid Morning Mike check about the US getting directly involved in the Israel Iran conflict, the dates for the State Fair of Texas are set, a Dallas-based company set a couple world records this week to help kids when they go back to school, and more!
Horrible traffic in Arlington, the ever changing immigration raids and opinions on Israel and Iran
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Plus three Dallas hemp shops have been raided by state and federal authorities, we have new details about the highly anticipated Netflix House opening at Galleria Dallas later this year, a community college here in the Metroplex is launching a new program to help businesses moving to Texas find a skilled workforce, and more!
Despite being legal, with all the correct licensing, a Dallas hemp store says they were illegally raided. So how should the US proceed in Iran?
Plus the City of McKinney will see new leadership today as the new mayor is sworn in, Dallas swears in some new council members and the mayor says they'll have a busy schedule as they get ready for the World Cup, a replica grenade found on a charter bus in Plano created quite a scene, and more!
The Minnesota killer, went to a religious school in Dallas and had a legislator from El Paso on his hit list
Plus thousands turned out for the protests in downtown Dallas, a man is dead in Parker County after being shot by an off-duty Arlington police officer, Dallas Police are investigating a deadly shooting in Deep Ellum early Sunday morning, and more!
Plus Austin the Governor has deployed National Guardsmen ahead of these protests and Mayor Kirk Watson is pushing back, Democratic governors appeared before the House Oversight Committee yesterday defending their immigration policies, Dallas County confirms its first measles case in the ongoing Texas outbreak, and more!
Plus two members of the Dallas Police Department were arrested this week, Governor Abbott signs off on a $50 million clinical trial for a psychedelic drug aimed at treating opioid addiction, the Rangers fell to the Twins, and more!
We analyze the new China deal and take a look at the economic impact the World Cup will have on the area
Plus Dallas' police chief says so no matter what is planned on the protest front for this weekend the department will be ready, a big scare in Garland where a large snake got loose, questions about whether the governor will sign or veto the ban on THC products, and more!
How are the protests being handled here in Dallas and in Texas??
Plus in Austin, hundreds of protesters took to the streets marching from the State Capitol to the Federal Building which is being used as an ICE detention Center, as the protests continue Governor Abbott has already taken steps to ensure President Trump won't need to deploy the National Guard in Texas, don't worry if you see a lot of police in Lake Worth on a brand new bridge, and more!