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Trailer: The Prairieland 22

On July 4th, 2025, the shooting of a police officer at the Prairieland ICE Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas kicked off a string of events that would become the Trump a

UTA loses its polling place for the election. Also, D Magazine uncovers Michelin Guide's AI use.

UTA lost its polling place in the ongoing battle over election location cuts in Tarrant County. Chris Moss and Dang Le of the Fort Worth Report heard from students and co

Jess Williamson, born in Dallas, shared new songs from album A Mile South of Heaven

Our friends at KXT joined us to talk about the recent live session with Jess Williamson, and the Marfa resident's newest album.

The Fort Worth Garden club is celebrating 100 years of service while looking to the future

The Fort Worth Garden Club turned 100 in April. What started out as a group of women who stepped up to polish the rough edges of an oil and gas town turned in to a thrivi

Dallas Trinity FC welcomes one of Mexico's top soccer team to Fair Park

A few months ago, soccer mania took over North Texas as it hosted the FIFA World Cup. This weekend Dallas will again be at the center of international attention as one of

Potential Granbury mayor recall, school districts and property tax cuts, and a high school play controversy

In Granbury, a group of citizens are looking to recall the mayor and several council members over a controversial data center project. Breaking news reporter Emmanuel Riv

Patients and the rise of using artificial intelligence for health information

Patients are increasingly engaging with artificial intelligence sources for health information – without physician input or guidance – leaving some physicians concerned a

Revisiting Prop A, a Dallas ballot measure to fund homeless services, to clear up any confusion

Prop A is a Dallas ballot measure that would raise property taxes to better fund homelessness services. It would cost about 60 dollars a year for the average homeowner. Y

Cleavage, a musical from a North Texas plastic surgeon, is coming soon to Dallas

A Dallas based productions is being called one of the 'breast' musicals of the year. Cleavage is the brainchild of north Texas plastic surgeon Dr. Ron Friedman, and opens

Medicare options shrink; What does the Texas Railroad Commission do?

Medicare open enrollment kicks off Thursday, and some Medicare Advantage plans will disappear, with no comparable replacement. Dan Weissman host's the podcast "An Arm and

Homelessness services could get a boost in Dallas County

On Election Day, voters in Dallas County will be asked to decide whether to approve Proposition A. The measure would increase property taxes by $5 a month, on average, an

Tarrant County won't restore polling places; Today's top stories

Tarrant County will not have to restore the 92 polling places Republican commissioners voted to cut for the upcoming election. A group of current and former Fort Worth el

Dallas Winds begin their new season; Plano artist documents stories through oil paintings

The Dallas Winds begin their new season with a program that offers musical flavors only the premier Texas wind band could offer. The program, called Fiesta Sinfonica, wil

How many college students graduate?

The North Texas Now team goes on a hunt for The State Fair of Texas' 1st place vest created by our very own Miranda! Plus, how many college students complete a degree and

Parkland Hospital training Ukrainian doctors

Parkland Hospital has one of the best burn units in the country. And a group of doctors from Ukraine recently made a visit to receive training on how to better care for b

Today's top headlines; the value of a Michelin star

Miranda and Ron breakdown the day's top headlines. Plus, two Dallas restaurants kept their coveted Michelin stars, and Goldee's Bar-B-Q in Fort Worth grabbed a new one. B

Spiders with Sam the Bug Man; The State Fair's 12-year-old quilting queen

Whether you'll be trick-or-treating or attending a house party for Halloween, you're almost guaranteed to see some kind of spider or spiderweb. We wanted to learn a littl

Corporal punishment in Texas; Vouchers are hurting public schools

Data analyzed by KERA News finds that thousands of children are still paddled in Texas schools. While many states have banned corporal punishment in schools, Texas and 14

The 40th Anniversary of True Stories

For the 40th anniversary of David Byrne's 1986 film True Stories, writer Sean O'Neal tracked down a host of actors and crew to get their take on this quirky film's legacy

Why is back pain so common?; Today's top headlines

According to the National Spine Health Foundation, about 100-million Americans suffer from chronic neck or back pain each year. It’s the No. 1 reason for physical pain an