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The social media accounts linked to from KERA are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • App Store • Google Play • Threads • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, KERAtx has populated their site with: • Learn how to protect KERA and public media → • Explore the video series on Youtube • RSVP for our FREE Recovering the Stories screening & panel discussion May 1 • Sign up: KERA newsletters • Visit KERA News • Buy your Rick Steves European Trip Raffle ticket by Tuesday 3/11! • Tarrant County residents pack Como Community Center for contentious redistricting hearing • Protect My Public Media Day is Thursday 3/6 • Arlington mayor instructs city to investigate legality of ongoing Tarrant redistricting efforts • Breanna Nix advances to top 3 on ‘American Idol,’ returns to Denton for parade and concert Wednesday • Rowlett girl could help pioneer therapy for rare genetic disorder • Donate your unneeded vehicle to support KERA, KXT & WRR 🚙 • Stabbing of Austin Metcalf sparks a divisive online debate on race riddled with misinformation • Developer, advocates clash over Bishop Arts’ beloved community cats • Woman's death in Tarrant County Jail custody caused by dehydration, medical examiner rules • Early voting is done — but over one million Dallas County voters can still cast ballots Saturday • 'This is my health care': Patient in gender-affirming care lawsuit speaks out • Can this Texas House bill help curb high ticket prices? Depends whom you ask • Collin County grand jury indicts 14 UTD pro-Palestinian encampment protesters • Officials suggested Dallas County Jail death a suicide, but no autopsy conducted • Early voting begins today. Here's your guide to the May 3 elections in North Texas • Still no trial date set a year after Anthony Johnson Jr. died in Tarrant jail custody • Pope Francis, who reached out to the margins of society, has died at 88 • Take a spin on the ice at holiday-themed skating rinks in North Texas • Low turnout for 'Protect White Americans' protest over Austin Metcalf's death, but an angry exchange • Texas House preliminarily approves controversial school voucher plan, $7.7B school funding bill • 4 injured in shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in southern Dallas • John Cornyn, Ken Paxton each escalate probe into proposed EPIC City development • DOJ accuses Southwest Airlines of discrimination in suit over Hispanic student program • Report: 27 UNT international students see visas revoked • SIGN UP 📧 Recovering The Stories: Email Series • Let the market take the wheel? Dallas City Council divided over parking reform proposal • Arlington police used force against 1,776 people last year. More than half were Black • Tarrant County commissioners want a process for jail compassionate release cases • Dallas police chief candidates prioritize recruiting, community engagement • EPIC City: What to know about the North Texas Muslim community Gov. Greg Abbott opposes • Thursday is the deadline to register to vote in May 2025 elections in North Texas • Five years after COVID, North Texans continue to navigate toll of the pandemic • Fort Worth police didn’t investigate Tarrant jail deaths. State says there are no consequences • Yella Beezy arrested in slaying of MO3: Here’s what to know • Letters from war and stories of heroism: A glimpse inside Arlington’s Medal of Honor Museum • PHOTOS: 5th annual FWAAMFest celebrates Black roots music in Fort Worth • What is a vertical greenhouse? Cleburne farm uses less land and water to grow more produce • Everyday North Texans step up to ease neighbors’ deportation fears • Dallas Guggenheim recipient's quilted paper artwork honors East Texas roots • Some Texas police say high-speed chases keep the public safe. Here’s what happens when they don’t • xTx Trail creator intends to reveal a hidden Texas to the adventurous • Peppa Pig comes to life at a new North Texas theme park – we have the details • Advocates say $12 an hour for workers isn’t enough to keep Texas disability services afloat • Texas’ biggest wildfire started a year ago. How does the Panhandle look now? • Measles case confirmed in Rockwall County • After 10 years, Arlington will finally get a farmers market • Texas doesn’t track police chases statewide. Few states in the country do • Luka Dončić's new Lakers teammates say he's ready to face the Mavericks • DART says legislation to reduce its funding would have 'devastating impact' • Texas Ballet Theater debuts first commission of women choreographers in 20 years • Here's how a West Dallas high school is preparing students for health careers • 'Late Night Doggie Date Night' offers chance to adopt or foster pets in time for Valentine’s Day • Trump's pause on EV funding creates uncertainty for North Texas' clean energy efforts • Tarrant County dropped from lawsuit over Anthony Johnson Jr.’s death in custody • Division Brewing voted North Texas' best brewery • Luka Doncic releases emotional farewell message to Dallas after trade sends him to Lakers • New ‘kids’ on the block: Arlington’s goat landscapers chow down on invasive species • More arrests made at Tarrant County Commissioners Court during discussions about courtroom behavior • ‘No hay gente’: Oak Cliff business owners, staff feel the effects of deportation fears • Bonton Farms gets grant to support South Dallas grocery delivery program • Proposed reservoir could supply water to North Texas by 2050, but opposition remains • Another North Texas pastor arrested on child sexual abuse charge, court records show • Two people sent to jail at contentious Tarrant County Commissioners Court meeting • Three candidates make their pitch to become the next Dallas city manager • College football fans will brave the winter chill as the Cotton Bowl Classic kicks off Friday • 1 year since Fort Worth Sandman Signature Hotel explosion: Where lawsuits, investigation stand now • Dallas prepares roadways, city services ahead of winter storm • Rocked by scandals, North Texas churches faced a reckoning in 2024 • A New Year's resolution — to remember almost 70 people who died in the Tarrant County Jail system • After state fair controversy, Texas rep seeks to prevent gun bans on government property • Texas Supreme Court sides with Austin, Houston officers sued over police chase crashes • 'Deadly gap': Why a Dallas-area clinic is raising awareness of veteran mental health • Photos and video that tell the tale of the year 2024 • When Jimmy Carter came to Dallas: Watch his 1995 interview on KERA's 'Between The Lines' • The price of community: student housing costs rise at Texas Christian University • 'Brothel law' ordinance stirs tension between students and Fort Worth residents • Las Tamaleras: These North Texas women are keeping the tamal-making tradition alive • These are our most read stories for 2024 • Dallas Symphony’s Young Musicians program teaches music, life skills • West Oak Cliff advocates push for more participation in city's rezoning project • Texas city allowed to fire officer for high-speed chase with civilian passenger, state justices rule • Arlington mayor insists World Cup stadium should include city name • Princeton's growing pains lead to tensions in mayoral runoff election • 'Valió la pena': Amidst anti-immigrant rhetoric, new U.S. citizens feel relief • DeSoto could join North Texas cities with four-day work week-but leaders have questions • LGBTQ-friendly market banned from historically gay Dallas neighborhood after complaints • Texas public health experts brace for RFK Jr.'s impact on vaccine policy • Texas leads the country in net migration • What's the best brewery in North Texas? You decide • Have a cool yule with a spin around these 8 North Texas ice skating rinks • Blue dots in a red sea: How some Texas Democrats survived a GOP onslaught • Texas approves Bible-infused curriculum for public schools • Former Dallas police officer hit with nearly $100 million judgment in wrongful death of Botham Jean • Almost 4,000 voters may have got the wrong ballots because of 'system glitch' in Dallas County • Forest Theater redevelopment to bring back 'shining bright lights' in South Dallas • AG Ken Paxton sues third doctor for allegedly providing gender-affirming care to minors • 1974: The start of the KERA and Monty Python connection • Dallas-area appeals court likely flips red after a Republican sweep • Princeton family welcomes Highway 380 expansion — but it's costing them their home • North Texas immigrants, attorneys feel ‘sense of urgency’ as Trump promises mass deportations • We want to know: What's the best brewery in North Texas? • Former Dallas County chief medical examiner looks back on nearly four decades of service • Dallas voters say 'yes' to marijuana decriminalization and more police on election night • North Texas immigrants who can't vote want their voices heard in this election • Elections 2024: What to know as a North Texas voter | KERA News • Dallas conservationists urge voters to think about the environment • 'I just want us to be left alone.' LGBTQ voters list abortion, trans issues among top concerns • VIDEO: The history of today's Native American community in West Dallas • A Waco zoo’s lovebird penguins navigate experimental chemotherapy as a couple • $1 billion-plus in North Texas school bonds are up for a vote • A PAC funded by North Texas billionaires targets 'soft on crime' judges with questionable claims • 'I wish we had better options': Black women in South Dallas voice concerns ahead of elections • Charter propositions could drastically change Dallas police and city government • Tarrant jail deaths dominate race between incumbent sheriff, Democratic candidate • Tiny home community near Ferris will serve vulnerable homeless residents • North Texas Latinos say the economy is a top concern ahead of elections • Demands for fire services in rural Collin County strain small fire department's resources • UT Arlington Indigenous Peoples Day event honors strength, connects with community • WATCH | Recovering Stories of Resilience in 6 Dallas Neighborhoods • A New Way Home, a new 4-part series | KERA News • What's next? KERA journalists discuss future for new way to approach homelessness • Oct. 7 anniversary: North Texans still grieving and angry as war in Middle East escalates • Today is the last day to register to vote in the November 2024 election in Texas • Monty Python visits KERA TV in 1975 • Bonus Monty Python content 🇬🇧 After four decades, the mystery of the ‘Monty Python’ armadillo is solved! | KERA Tellyspotting • Off-road bike trails in southwest Arlington remain unsanctioned after opposition from neighbors • State Fair gun ban: Ken Paxton appeals to the Texas Supreme Court • 'A movement for all people': Balch Springs honors Juneteenth activist Opal Lee • Pakistani prisoner beaten and sexually assaulted in Fort Worth federal prison, lawsuit says • Voting, privacy, safety: How will the state’s new ID rules affect transgender Texans? • Free Narcan vending machines make their way to Dallas • Got a complaint about a short-term rental? Dallas officials say what they can do is limited • Dallas approves $42 million for deck parks to reconnect communities divided by I-30 • What makes a police chase reckless? Texas Supreme Court weighs immunity in crash cases • Violent crime dropped in Dallas over past 3 years — but murders are still above pre-COVID levels • Rapid population growth shifts the voter make up in Texas • Extreme Texas heat puts pressure on the power grid. Would delaying the school year help? • H-E-B to break ground on another location in North Texas, this time in Irving • Texas group home workers get a base wage of $10.60 an hour. Advocates push lawmakers for a raise • Dallas officials want answers after repair delays caused more damage at homeless shelter • Demolition of Cox Mansion in Highland Park renews calls for historic preservation • These climate activists are calling for parking reform in Dallas • Bald eagle's nest in Sherman destroyed • Flower Mound canine enthusiasts find family through a special dog park • McKinney is holding its first literary festival • Attorney General Ken Paxton threatens Dallas with legal action over State Fair firearm ban • Dallas ISD’s first day of school begins with fewer funds, more security • Remember the Alamo (Drafthouse)? All 5 North Texas locations reopening this month • State Fair of Texas to ban guns, tighten security one year after a shooting that injured 3 people • Amid scrutiny of Tarrant County Jail deaths, internal records reveal scrapped policy • Shaun Martin, member of Snarky Puppy has died. He was 45 • An inmate’s body temp was 107.5 when he died. The state of Texas says heat did not kill him • ACLU accuses North Texas schools of violating CROWN Act • 'They're flying our flag': Soldier from Arlington aims to raise awareness of sister city • Plano nonprofit offers a home to unhoused young people — even as youth homelessness is on the rise • Fort Worth Zoo is 'ecstatic' over successful endangered crocodile hatchings • North Texans represent U.S. at the 2024 Olympics • Poll shows Harris’ favorability in Texas slightly lower than President Biden’s • Where are young, single North Texans? At the pickleball courts • Farmers Branch council member accused of calling DART riders 'trash' • Arlington patrolman's union uses All-Star week to call out city manager • North Texas schools have more unhoused students — and their needs are costly • Tarrant County residents push back against bans from Commissioners Court meetings • Affluent North Texas school districts grapple with a surprising problem: a rise in homeless students • ‘These people look like me’: D-FW hardcore music scene growing more diverse, inclusive • Dallas' animal shelter staff: We're overcrowded — 'stop going to the puppy store' and adopt • 'Time is up': Anthony Johnson Jr.'s family seeks change after murder indictments against 2 jailers • North Texas physician urges water safety over July 4 holiday • 'Missing in North Texas Day' event offers lifeline for families looking for loved ones • He lingered for months in jail. Long waits for Texas mental health beds mean he’s not alone • Doggy Daycation program helps relieve overcrowding at Dallas shelter • 6 can’t-miss picks for this year’s Oak Cliff Film Festival • Disaster assistance centers open to help people affected by severe weather in the Dallas area • What's bright orange, weighs 9,000 pounds, costs $100K and is nowhere to be found? • Dallas city leaders 'pause' support for high speed rail to Arlington and Fort Worth • No further punishment for Dallas officers who mocked disabled veteran, interim city manager says • Plano ISD board votes to close four schools, citing budget concerns • KERA senior reporter Jerome Weeks exits the North Texas arts scene - with a last interview • Some DART board members may have taken personal trips at taxpayer expense • The NRA's Dallas convention center deal: $5k to rent space, a $482k discount and a $445k subsidy • 'Just start over': Valley View residents rebuild after deadly North Texas tornado • Power outage left North Texans with a lot of spoiled food — but no compensation coming from Oncor • Watch these documentaries for Pride Month 2024 | KERA TV • After a deadly tornado, North Texans grapple with the 'destruction and devastation' • She counted on her school's LGBTQ resources. Texas' anti-DEI law took some of them away • Dallas’ hottest dance party celebrates Afrobeats, Amapiano and African culture • 'You can't stop progress.' Resident wants to bring change to Arlington's entertainment district • What you need to know about the Collin County's primary runoffs • One day left to protest rising Dallas County property taxes, home values • This weekend, a Dallas festival of Middle Eastern and South Asian comics, food and film • Family of man who died in Tarrant County jail demands access to video from sheriff’s office • Gun violence takes its toll in Allen beyond a mass shooting • A year after the Allen shooting, one survivor is still trying to find a way forward • REGISTER: KERA Summer Learning Challenge 2024 • Arlington City Council candidates address public safety, economic development plans in forum • Over $1 billion dollars of bond funds are in Dallas voters' hands. But how much will get approved? • Old City Park's antiques go on sale starting today in Dallas • What's at stake in Collin County's upcoming local elections? • Texas jails have an overcrowding issue. Is the state making it worse by delaying prison transfers? • How Dallas Pioneer Plaza bronze sculpture showcases the city’s past, present and future • How a Dallas bookstore is tackling book deserts and encouraging a culture of reading • A 'really special place': Arlington leaders begin preparing historic cemetery to sell new plots • Report: 'Junk fees' add a hidden burden to Texas tenants already struggling with high rents • Child advocates: Busing migrant families could negatively affect kids • What's the deal with H-E-B? Here's why the Texas brand has a loyal following • Photos: North Texas celebrates the total eclipse • JOIN US! KERA Kids Fest 2024 • Sunday 1–4 p.m. • Klyde Warren Park • It’s eclipse day, Texas! Here’s everything you need to know about the total solar eclipse • Will civil service protections for Frisco firefighters improve safety — or cost too much? • Cities in North Texas are prepping for the eclipse. This small city is more prepared than most • A look at the Denton puppy store offering loans on unaffordable puppies • Texas Rangers fans show out for team's first opening day as World Series champions • Making life-or-death decisions for $10.60 an hour: Texas group homes suffer from staffing crisis • As EVs boom in North Texas, communities hurry to fill infrastructure gaps • Dallas bought a hospital to create homeless housing in 2022. It still hasn't happened • Feeling 'betrayed' by Biden, some North Texas Arab Americans consider protest vote in November • SURVEY: Help the KERA podcast team talk through a show they're working on 🎧 • Dallas residents who lived with toxic 'Shingle Mountain' hope zoning change will protect them • Texas' controversial immigration-enforcement law is on hold once again • ‘I feel very connected to it’: Fort Worth festival honors the Black origins of roots music • The Dallas Public Library is dressing up teens for prom — for free • Tarrant County jail chief addresses deaths, understaffing and mental health care behind bars • Disney’s ‘Wish’ has a character with a disability. A North Texan helped them get it right • This Dallas resident wants you to ditch the car and try public transit • Inside the secret world of auditions: the place where casting diversity begins • 9 notable North Texas skate parks from Allen to Fort Worth • Live election results: Biden, Trump win Texas primaries on Super Tuesday • Dallas County sheriff faces her predecessor in primary election • Alabama Supreme Court decision prompts Plano lawmaker to push for IVF access protection • More than 80% of electricity on the Texas grid was carbon-free at one point Sunday • Collin County primary candidates guide: What’s at stake? • Texas has open primaries. Here’s what that means and what you need to know before you vote • Where in North Texas? This is a piece of Dallas cultural history • Doula care improves health outcomes for pregnant Medicaid patients, new report says • More about "Rise: The 1936 Hall of Negro Life" airing Friday 2/16 at 9:30 p.m. on KERA TV • KERA-Fort Worth Report collaboration features work by Arlington's 'unofficial' historian O.K. Carter • Lakewood Church shooting: Female shooter dead, young child and man injured at Houston megachurch • Dallas County's elections office isn't easily accessible to voters without a car • Black History Month documentaries to stream on KERA TV • These North Texas police departments release their chase policies. Here’s why • AT&T Stadium falls short of scoring World Cup final • Dallas is on track to authorize a record $61 million for housing. Activists say it's not enough • How The Art Room in Denton provides a creative way of healing • There are now at least 10 lawsuits related to the downtown Fort Worth hotel explosion • It's primary season: Collin County Democrats are taking GOP candidates who are battling each other • Don't ask, don't tell, but laughing's OK. A Dallas comedy takes on being gay in the Black church • UN petition accuses Texas of human rights violations over anti-LGBTQ+ laws • Denton Black Film Festival on a budget: Events to attend for free • Texas ranks among the worst states for good brain health in recent study • North Texas first responders urge residents to protect themselves ahead of returning cold front • North Texas nonprofits looking for volunteers ahead of annual homeless count • Meow Wolf Grapevine dedicates new community art space to late co-founder Matt King • Here's what to expect from this weekend's potentially hazardous winter weather in North Texas • There's a long weekend ahead. Here's what to do around North Texas • Can 3D printing help solve North Texas' affordable housing crisis? • Downtown Fort Worth explosion leaves at least 21 injured, likely caused by gas leak • Former Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson remembered as a trailblazer at Fair Park memorial • After nearly 7,000 wildfires in Texas last year, a wet winter could reduce the risk in 2024 • Tarrant County College instructors teach their first set of classes for people in jail • A star is born: Rare mushroom sparks excitement in Austin and beyond • Arlington's Handitran software change caused problems for riders. Here's how the city made fixes • Here are some of the most impactful stories of 2023 • Make plans to celebrate 2024 with New Year’s Eve parties around North Texas • Minority North Texas kids are more likely to be shot than white kids • Ticketed shows will be free on first Sundays at the Dallas Museum of Art • Israel-Hamas war is testing the limits of free speech at some North Texas colleges • Cathedral Guadalupe in Dallas celebrates first Catholic holiday under national shrine status • Santa pet pics, a burlesque ballet and a holiday pickle party: your holiday to-do's this week • New parent group pushes back on Texas book bans • Music, food, history! The KERA TV holiday viewing guide 🎄 • A proposed Dallas to Atlanta passenger rail project gets a boost • A 'lovely' and 'beautiful' Pleasant Grove parking lot? How Better Block made it better • Do Dallas parks improve equity and 'intergenerational wealth?' Some council members question that • As eligibility grows, more people in Tarrant County can get treatment instead of jail time • Where to celebrate Hanukkah across Dallas-Fort Worth • ‘You can run, but you can’t hide’: What you need to know about cedar fever season in Texas • Mark Cuban working on $3.5B sale of Dallas Mavericks to Sands casino family, AP source says • Texas Supreme Court will decide if the state's abortion ban causes harm to patients and doctors • Behind the scenes: Denton Ballet Academy and Festival Ballet’s 36th ‘Nutcracker’ production • Memories of JFK’s assassination are kept alive by generations who weren't there to see him • Can Denton County become a nature tourism hot spot? Some think so • She owed her Mesquite HOA $3,500. Now, she's losing the home she owned for 18 years • GOP-led Texas House votes to remove school voucher provision from education omnibus bill • A federal judge will decide whether to block a Texas TikTok ban for state agencies • In Denton, playing Dungeons & Dragons helps slay loneliness and improve mental health • ‘It’s going to be a forever thing.' North Arlington neighborhood battles yearly visits by feral hogs • Veterans Day parades and observances in Dallas-Fort Worth honor those who’ve served • RSVP: "A Town Called Victoria" virtual Texas Town Hall on 11/29 • An older, more Hispanic America — and a declining population? That's what the Census now projects • Here's what North Texas voters need to know on Election Day • Why RSV began stronger than usual this fall at Dallas-based Children's Health • 'It's surreal': Thousands line the streets of Arlington for the Texas Rangers World Series parade • What to watch for Native American Heritage Month 🎬 • Texas Rangers win their first-ever World Series title, beating the Arizona Diamondbacks in 5 games • From 2016: Vernon Fisher, In Pursuit of the Frivolous and the Tragic | KERA Arts • Dallas County has some of the worst pollution in the nation from gas-powered lawn equipment • The Dallas Zoo released a record number of horned lizards in a conservation effort • A North Texas dentist on the best and worst candy for your teeth • RSVP: Urban Indigenous Experiences lecture & Native America film screening at SMU • What to do if you encounter a voting problem in North Texas • Where to celebrate Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, around North Texas • Texas Rangers' trip to the World Series brings community pride, economic boon to Arlington • KERA News 2022: A new Arlington docuseries tells the story of historic Black neighborhood The Hill • Texas Rangers headed to World Series with win over reigning champion Astros • This artist created the skeletons of Dia de los Muertos over 100 years ago. See them in Arlington • Joppa residents say new health study backs up what they already know: their air is heavily polluted • Former Tarrant County Elections Administrator Heider Garcia picked for same job in Dallas County • What are mums and garters, and why are they so popular in North Texas? • Cowboys of Color Rodeo offers glimpse into a more diverse American frontier • 'This community is our community': Thousands show up in Dallas to march for Palestinians • Where and how to (safely) watch Saturday’s solar eclipse in Fort Worth, Tarrant County • Denton’s spooky Goatman legend becomes fodder for a new low-budget horror film • Controversial issues to come up in Texas special legislative session • Here's what advocates in Dallas are doing to make the city more walkable • A Fort Worth mom lost her daughter to gun violence — but found a supportive sisterhood • Gun violence invades suburbia: Allen grapples with mass shooting and even more gun-related deaths • A lawsuit launched by payday lenders in Texas could topple the nation’s ‘premier’ consumer watchdog • Exercising in the morning is best for weight loss, according to one study • Saving and showcasing Deep Ellum's history — before it all becomes high-rises • 10 things you won't want to miss at the State Fair of Texas • The best Texas indie filmmaking: See Frame of Mind's 31st season schedule • Arlington teen sentenced to 40 years for capital murder in Lamar High School shooting • Advocates rally at City Hall for $200 million in bonds to tackle Dallas’ housing ‘crisis’ • Sentencing begins for Arlington teen who pleaded guilty in Lamar High School shooting • 'Openly proud and openly queer': Texas Latinx Pride Fest in Dallas celebrates community • For one Dallas school, addressing kids’ mental health needs starts in the classroom • He guarded a US official in Afghanistan. A Dallas car crash left his family bereft, seeking answers • RSVP for the free 9/21 BrainHealth event on brain resilience for seniors • Popular weekly rave finds new home in Fort Worth’s cultural district • North Texas actors and writers rally in support of nationwide SAG-AFTRA, WGA strike • Speakers & tickets: The Texas Tribune Festival, 9/21-23 in Austin • Tarrant County shifts federal affordable housing, child care funds to law enforcement • Live updates: Suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial in the Texas Senate • Arlington pools, splash pads closed after possible detection of brain-eating amoeba. What to know • Proposed expansion of Collin County's overcrowded shelter may be too late for many cats and dogs • Regional officials consider traffic challenges for 2026 World Cup. Here’s what we know so far • Texas doctors say potential ban on gender-affirming care for trans kids hurts patients and providers • Community, hard work forge a golden era for South Oak Cliff football • More than 100 school chaplains oppose new law allowing them to serve as counselors • ‘A drop in the bucket’: Dallas hopes new funding will help clean up South Dallas brownfield sites • Dallas' proposed budget tops out at $4.6 billion — and residents get to weigh in on Wednesday • ‘Lousy neighbors’: Joppa residents fight a batch plant permit — again • Dallas gets its first cat café. Here's a look • Expanding Medicaid improves everyone’s health. So why hasn’t Texas done it yet? • Faced with high heat and rising costs, Denton community garden scales back production • It's back-to-school season. Here's what policies and challenges are shaping education in North Texas • Amtrak, Texas Central explore opportunities for high-speed rail connecting Dallas and Houston • How some North Texas landlords go outside the legal eviction process to force tenants out • North Texas summers are getting hotter. That puts outdoor workers at risk • ‘You’re just sitting there holding him.’ Slow release from jail common in Texas • Pop's Burger Stand tops KERA's best burger joint bracket • Dallas County has the highest rate of uninsured people in North Texas. Why? • Collin County water rates could rise to meet growing population’s needs • Report: In almost half of Texas counties, pregnant people can’t access health care • How North Texas helped drive the state’s economy and job growth • For Santos Rodriguez, the 12-year-old boy shot by a Dallas cop 50 years ago, a march to remember • Former Mansfield ISD student convicted of attempted capital murder for 2021 school shooting • TRAILER: 'Santos Vive' documentary airing 7/24 at 9 p.m. on KERA TV • A Dallas police officer killed 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez 50 years ago — but he is remembered • Arlington's Rougned Odor 'punch' mural created a brawl over city policies. Here's what might change • ‘It was a blur:’ Teachers, students recall 2021 Arlington school shooting as trial begins • Heart disease is a leading cause of death in Texas. New study says it may affect brain health • Families, legal groups sue state over ban on gender-affirming care for minors • Gun violence spikes in summer months as temperatures rise • Cases dismissed against 3 former Tarrant County jailers charged in jail beating • Dozens opposed the NRA moving to Richardson — and then learned the reports weren't accurate • The Great American Recipe | KERA • The year's first human West Nile virus case is confirmed in Dallas • Dallas health officials urge caution as Texas heat wave continues • A Texas program pushes drivers to pay old tickets – and over 600,000 have lost their licenses • KERA Kids: Watch Liberty of Dallas read 'Penguin Journey' in this Camp TV episode (22:50) • KERA Kids: Summer Learning Challenge 2023 • ‘That’s somebody’s baby girl’ — Fort Worth mass shooting eyewitness focused on one victim • Where and when to find Fourth of July fireworks and festivities near you • Refugees feel abandoned after Texas resettlement agency closes • Mansfield ISD waters down book removal policy, but opponents are still wary • Sweltering, round-the-clock heat will plague Texas all this week • Filmmaking workshop teaches North Texas teens how to make their own movies • With temperatures soaring and a power plant failure, Texans have the grid on their minds • Less than 1% of U.S. therapists are Native American. One Texas group is working to fill the gaps • 'We know our resilience.' Plano celebrates Juneteenth with reopening of African American Museum • A newspaper war, then a news drought: How Arlington had, then lost its daily news coverage • Dallas City Council decides late Wednesday to use zoning to deal with short-term rentals • Their relationship is 'irreplaceable': Follow a midwife to a home birth near Dallas • In the spirit of freedom: celebrate Juneteenth with festivals, fitness and fashion • Texas parks department votes to take over Fairfield Lake State Park • Texas lawmakers extend Medicaid access after birth to improve health outcomes for new parents • Dallas city staff: proposed short-term rental ordinance difficult to enforce, not the right option • Texas asphalt plants operate with limited oversight — and communities struggle with pollution • Company that owns Tarrant County strip club Temptations has troubled history in Texas • Impeachment of Texas AG Ken Paxton exposes divisions in Collin County Republican Party • Scooters are back in Dallas after 3 years. What's changed? • Allen Premium Outlets reopens nearly one month after mass shooting • Dallas County juvenile department sues commissioners over detention records • North Texans face great hunger risk after SNAP cuts during ‘food price emergency’ • Republican-led Texas House impeaches state Attorney General Ken Paxton • New report finds cutting methane emissions could bring thousands of jobs to Texas oil fields • ‘It’s never going to stop being a highway’: Dallas City Council approves thorny I-345 plan • The KERA TV Pride Month film guide 🏳️🌈 • TRAILER: Mama Bears | Independent Lens | KERA TV • Allen gunman signed name with Nazi symbol on security guard application but still got license • Vote in our bracket: What's the best burger joint in North Texas? • REGISTER: KERA Summer Learning Challenge 2023 😎 • Dallas skatepark turns into a zero-waste community hub • American Airlines pilots approach contract agreement, ending potential strike plans • Another exodus? Black descendants of Denton's Quakertown face tough choices and an uncertain future • City of Dallas spent millions on asphalt from controversial batch plant in Joppa • Can politicians opposing gun reforms rely on Collin County voters after a mass shooting? • Trans kids, families and advocates feel unsafe as Texas moves to ban gender-affirming care • Title 42 ends — and Oak Lawn United Methodist Church prepares for a spike in refugees • Allen mall shooting survivor now in recovery, daughter says • Allen mall shooter was armed with 8 weapons and had 'neo-Nazi ideation,' DPS officials say • What we know about the Allen mall shooting: gunman, victims, counseling resources • Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month film guide 🌸 KERA TV • A Teacher Appreciation Week poem | NPR ✏️ • Mourners and protesters gather for vigil outside scene of Allen shooting • Authorities identify the shooter who opened fire at a Texas outlet mall on Saturday | NPR • Texas Department of Public Safety takes over investigation of Allen mall shooting | KERA News • Become a member of KERA News, public media for North Texas • Buy a ticket for the KERA Cadillac Dream raffle • City of Dallas: What to know about the May 6 general election • North Texas church expects to receive 100 migrants daily after Title 42 expires • Coronation watch party with KERA & WRR at the British Emporium 👑 • Migrants in El Paso count themselves lucky ahead of Title 42's expiration next week • No county hospital, limited shelter space — and homelessness is up in Collin County • Vietnamese community in DFW marks a sad day in history — the fall of Saigon • TRAILER: 'Tom Jones' premieres Sunday 4/30 at 8 p.m. on KERA TV • Vote now in the finals of KERA's best barbecue bracket • Public hearing on controversial Joppa asphalt plant scheduled — and promptly postponed • Your 2023 municipal elections voter guide for North Texas • Tarrant County approved contract to examine a jail death. Expert says that review never happened • ‘Not sustainable’: DFW food banks struggle to meet surging need, even as their resources decline • ‘I could lose everything’: Dallas drag performers say Texas bills could impact their jobs • Denton leaders, advocates clash over marijuana decriminalization • Tarrant County elections chief resigns after disagreements with county judge • Sign up for WRR's weekly Classical Connection newsletter 🎵 • If these walls could talk: Pleasant Grove artist's decade-long project brings drainage canal to life • After 30 years in downtown, Arlington Museum of Art is moving to the entertainment district • Dallas leaders want to study the impacts of tearing down I-345 • A judge's ruling threatens access to a common abortion drug. What does that mean for Texas? • Legal document used to take Dallas newborn had the wrong family’s name • National Poetry Month: Watch all DaVerse Lounge performances right here 🎙 • Celebrate National Poetry Month with North Texas poet Rah Kalon | KERA News • Apply for a KERA summer internship 📝 • Who can reclaim history? 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Now his photos sell for thousands • Debt ballooned during the pandemic, helping the wealthy build wealth as others tread water • KERA News: After 6 years, The Chicks return to North Texas in October • KERA News: See photos from the Lone Star State Classic Dog Show in Dallas • Listen to Think's 🧠 podcast episode about how a doctor quit refined sugars! • LIST: Find fireworks & Fourth of July events across North Texas 🇺🇸 💥 • KERA News: Despite historical elimination efforts, stickball & lacrosse empower Native Americans in NTX 🥍 • From KUT: Here’s what you need to know about the heat wave gripping Texas • KERA News stories about the 16th annual Van Cliburn International Piano Competition 🎹 • Listen to Think's podcast episode about making your anxiety work for you! • Get a peek at The Great American Recipe, coming to KERA TV 6/24 🥧🍗🥗 • Questionnaire: Are you using your credit card more these days? 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Click here! • Asian American & Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Heritage Month — FILM GUIDE 🎥 • Become a member of our sister station KXT 91.7 FM right here 💜 • Listen to the latest Think podcast episodes here! • KERA Drive & Explore Raffle — enter here! 🧭 • Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins — TRAILER • Listen to Think's podcast episode on the future of women and work! • Get tickets to David Sedaris at the DMA's Arts & Letters Live • Listen to Think's podcast episode on introverts living nocturnally 🌙 • Listen to KERA's Think podcast! 🎙️ • Sanditon season 2 watch party kit! 🥂 • Listen to Think's podcast episode about insects disappearing • Donate to KERA right here during our TV member campaign 📺 • Register for the Sanditon virtual event on 3/13 🏖 • Listen to Think's podcast episode about the Great Resignation • Texas tornado outbreak: Jacksboro residents dig out of debris and damaged homes • South Dallas man gets a new kidney and new life, thanks to innovative programs at Bonton Farms • Listen to the latest podcast episodes of Think here! • Listen to Think podcast episode, "How we'll co-exist with COVID" • KERA Be My Neighbor Day information & registration 🐯 • Listen to KERA Think podcast episode, "What do we really know about spacetime?" • Fort Worth students stunned with acceptance to Paul Quinn College during campus tour • After Winter Storm Uri, Fort Worth’s water system buckles down for future blackouts • Your March 2022 North Texas Primary Voter Guide • Become a KERA FM member during our winter campaign ❤️ • Texas teens and educators say new sex education curriculum is 'two steps forward, one step back' • Zoo staff in Dallas, Fort Worth hunker down with animals to keep them fed during ice storm • In Dallas, a vibrant tribute to lowrider culture transports you to the streets of L.A. • A husband, two children and her mother still in Afghanistan – and new challenges in a strange land • North Texas counselors discuss how they're helping people navigate grief during the pandemic • 'There's no timeline': Two North Texans share how the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way they grieve • Fort Worth families are processing grief side-by-side with help from this local group • Dallas Police officials want to reduce violence in Deep Ellum – and they’re working on a plan • Dallas police push for sexually oriented businesses to close at 2 a.m. to curb crime • Arlington day care, activists, sue city, as leaders prepare to vote on fracking expansion • Between 2015-2019, the majority of Fort Worth’s fatal car crashes happened in communities of color • Grand Prairie Superfund site a priority for White House environmental justice council appointee • Tarrant County judge delays Aaron Dean’s murder trial to May 2022 • Audit: Dallas’ plan for affordable housing shortage fails to address racist housing policies • Amid COVID-19, flu may be making a comeback • Travis Scott lays blame on production staff in first interview since Astroworld disaster • New study says coffee and tea can keep you awake now and alert in the future • Miniature trains kick off the holiday spirit at Dallas’ NorthPark • A toxic neighbor: Grand Prairie Latinos want answers about hazardous waste site • Roe v. Wade is forever a part of Dallas history • DART will reserve seats on nearly 700 buses to honor Rosa Parks • It’s not just about Congress: Gerrymandering is sweeping through Texas towns and counties • 2021 Atlantic hurricane season ends as third most active on record • Pediatric hospitals in North Texas are finding 'the new normal' after COVID-19 surge • A UT Arlington researcher is testing a new option for cancer patients: Photodynamic therapy • These North Texas cities rank high on LGBTQ inclusiveness, per new report • Favorite Family Recipes • All Creatures Great and Small December 12 Virtual Event • At a Thanksgiving turkey giveaway in Fort Worth, inflation is on everyone’s mind • Here's how North Texans can prepare for freezing weather this winter • Environmental advocates say federal infrastructure funds could have huge impact on Texas • Expert says a $3 billion infusion won’t solve the state’s water infrastructure problems • As hundreds wait in Dallas County jails, officials fund a 'backlog court' • Summer burning at Huffines development led to dispute over who could stop it • Despite a policy change in June, some North Texas U visa applicants are still waiting • Dallas College launches a 4-year bachelor of education program • This Dallas program is helping moms who’ve been to prison launch tech careers • American Exile: Virtual Screening & Discussion • Beto O'Rourke enters the race for governor • New basketball court at Paul Quinn College puts Dallas' Black history front and center • Here’s why 45,000 people are fans of North Texas’ Quarantined Cabaret • Think Podcast • “Fort Worth, Follow Me: The City’s Cultural Influencers,” a virtual State of the Arts discussion, November 11 • Dallas nonprofits work to ‘effectively end veteran homelessness’ • Bring The Music Back • Child care workers in Tarrant County are getting a raise • 'I’m feeling really hopeful': Ex-principal Whitfield speaks out after losing his job in Colleyville • Texas could get billions from the infrastructure bill, yet all Texas Republicans voted against it • Why vaccinating children could be a game changer in the battle against COVID-19 • North Texas activists unite to renew focus on Black Lives Matter • Amid controversies over COVID-19 and fired professors, some blame Collin College's president • As Texas' population grows, so too could Latinos' political power • East Texas timber company plays leading role in fight against reservoir • Texas voters back long-term care residents’ right to in-person visits • Election results: Voters favor $1.2 billion Fort Worth ISD bond by slim margin • North Texas searches for more water as growth and climate change loom • Here's what you need to know for election day • Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with KERA • New federal guidelines issued on who should not use aspirin therapy to prevent heart attacks • K-pop fans in North Texas clear up misconceptions: We’re from ‘every walk of life’ • Your North Texas voter guide for the November 2021 election • Southeast Dallas residents envision a park at former Shingle Mountain site • Author says students are 'more than ready' to learn about race after book challenge in Carroll ISD • Early voting ahead of Nov. 2 election down slightly from 2019 • What's in the Fort Worth ISD bond proposal? • A Fort Worth program aimed to end poverty. It didn’t work for everyone. • While some soared, others took small steps: An anti-poverty program tries to define success • Studies examine the link between drinking alcohol and increased breast cancer risk in women • What La Niña means for North Texas this winter • Without access to abortions, Texans are trying to find the right birth control. It isn’t easy • Texas Department of State Health Services adds Delta-8 to list of illegal drugs • Happiness, friendships, fun: North Texas K-poppers on what fandom means to them • Here are some Texas lawmakers not seeking reelection • Police file charges against man in southeast Dallas apartment explosion • The city of Dallas is redrawing district lines. How will it impact you? • ‘We cannot turn back’: Why the Dallas Symphony’s new robotic cameras are here to stay • Diverticulosis: You can have it for years and never know — if you take care of yourself • ‘Why can’t we go?’ A Dallas woman remembers the segregated State Fair of Texas • City's crime-curbing street light initiative coming to South Dallas • Dallas City Council members grill IT department over data loss • Ready for a corny dog & turkey leg at the state fair? Be patient — there's a labor shortage • The Texas Rent Relief program paid the wrong landlord, and this Plano family got evicted • New South Dallas park features design based on community ideas • Texas Health Resources responds to North Texas doctor shortage with new residency programs • Two years after her killing, Atatiana Jefferson’s family asks the community to celebrate her life • Tesla says it's moving its headquarters to Austin • Stage West’s $3M Theater Expansion Brings New Experiences to Ft. Worth • Texas' New Abortion Law Suspended • Police investigating active shooter situation at Mansfield ISD's Timberview High School • Healthcare providers warn Texas could see a surge of flu & COVID cases this fall • Letters to Eloisa Free Virtual Pre-broadcast Screening and Discussion • Parents sue in Arlington boy’s death from brain-eating amoeba • City Of Dallas Says Cost Control, Mismanagement Contributed To Police Data Loss • Survey: What is your K-pop story? • The Itsy Bitsy Araña: Fort Worth Library's Spanish Storytime Connects Kids With Their Home Language • COVID-19 Antibody Treatment Centers Open Across North Texas • Matthew Dowd, Former George W. Bush Strategist, To Run As Democrat For Texas Lieutenant Governor • Researchers Work To Dispel Myths By Studying How Ethnicity & Gender Affect How Autism Is Diagnosed • 6 North Texas arts venues say this year was about survival. What will 2022 bring? • State Fair Classic's Return Celebrates Football, Fanfare And Black College Culture • How Good Eating Habits May Help You Fight COVID-19 • How To Stay Safe Amid Big Crowds At The Texas State Fair • Pandemic Portrait: Dallas Artist Nitashia Johnson, Celebrating Black Communities Is An Act Of Love • Celebrating 30 Years Of Sam Baker At KERA • Dallas Approves $4.35 Billion Budget • Pandemic Portrait: Meet Gabby Elvessie: Dallas Youth Poets leader and ‘poetry mom’ • DART Increasing Routes, Frequency Of Service • Dallas Budget Proposes $1.2 Million To Reduce 911 Wait Times • New State Law Keeps Insulin Affordable, But Only For 16% Of Texans • Pandemic Portrait: Dallas Comedian On Reclaiming Her Joy • The 2021 "Frame of Mind" Season Line-up • North Texas Hospitals Cope With Ongoing Nursing Shortages While Fighting COVID-19 • Here’s A Cheap Way To Start Gardening In North Texas — And Save Water Too • ‘Being A Muslim Is Like Being Black Twice’: North Texan Faces Hate Towards His Race, Faith • ‘A Little Target On My Back’: SMU Student Shares Experience Growing Up Muslim Post 9/11 • Oak Cliff Lowriders • Plan To Help People Facing Homelessness In Dallas County • Dallas ISD Reports Cyberattack That Could Affect Records Dating Back To 2010 • More North Texas Kids Are Testing Positive For COVID. 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Find Out For Yourself At Exhibition Of 17 Asian And AAPI Artists • After Judge's Ruling on DACA, Many Urge Congress To Act On A Permanent Solution • It’s Been Tough’: Dallas Actors With Triplets On COVID, Lack Of Work And The Future • Chinese American Adoptee Uses Social Media To Share The Realities Of Navigating Adoption • Nearly 50 Years Later, Dallas Police Chief Apologizes For Death Of Santos Rodriguez • Are Texas Evictions About To Increase? • Looking For Something To Read This Summer? • The Expanded Child Tax Credit Is Here. Here's What You Need To Know • Keeping It Classic: Texas' 1st Radio Station Is In Need Of New Management • Despite Controversy, Jason Kidd Officially Returns To Mavericks As Head Coach • Lawsuits Allege Price Gouging, Market Manipulation By Gas Companies During Texas Freeze • Batter Up: 32 Culinary Creations Named Semi-Finalists In State Fair Of Texas Food Contest • Decent Apartments Are Out Of Reach For Low-Wage Workers In Texas, Report Says • Tarrant County’s Controversial ICE Contract Is Here To Stay. This Is What We Know About The Program. • $1,000 On School Supplies? 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