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The Texas Agriculture Commissioner has a wide range of responsibilities, including supporting the state’s farmers and ranchers, regulating scales at the grocery store and administering public school lunch programs. For the first time in over a decade, Texans will be electing a new person for the role. The Texas Standard’s Michael Marks has details. Also, The Dallas Morning News has a new investigative series chronicling major surgical errors in North Texas hospitals and how surgeons can do better to avoid them. Dallas Morning News reporter Emily Brindley joins us live to explain.
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The state of Texas leads the nation in food insecurity, with more than 6 million residents facing hunger. More than 20 percent of those people live in North Texas. This week, we're taking a closer look at how food insecurity and the ongoing affordability crisis are impacting some of our most vulner…
The Cowboys beat up on their biggest rival, the Philadelphia Eagles, last night on Monday Night Football. Our executive producer and resident Cowboys watcher Stephen Becker details what happened during the game. Also, If you're making Halloween plans, but bar hopping and parties aren't really your …
Tarrant County saw hours-long lines at some polling locations last week, which some critics said was due to the commissioners cutting the number of polling places. Janet Mattern is the president of the Tarrant County League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan group that works to expand voter access. She…
In a little over a month, the Texas Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether a Dallas judge can temporarily block the city's ban on short-term rentals while a lawsuit challenging the regulations moves forward. We talk through the arguments in that lawsuit and what's at stake in this upcoming …
The North American Cryptid Museum allows visitors to (safely) encounter creatures like Bigfoot, Mothman and swamp beasts — each crafted exactly as eyewitnesses described them. Immersive sets, chilling details and stories drawn from real encounters create a one-of-a-kind journey through America’s s…
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