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Plus, the town of Princeton is mourning the loss of a police officer following a fatal crash, and the Dallas Mavericks drop Game 1 of their Western Conference playoff series to the Los Angeles Clippers.
Plus, a medical examiner shares results in the death penalty trial involving a man accused of shooting a North Texas police officer, and North Texas applies for a federal grant to reduce congestion on major roadways.
Plus, Dallas voters will decide on a $1.25 billion bond package in the May 4 election, which includes $20 million set aside to acquire land in the Dallas International District, and the Dallas Stars learned Thursday night that their first-round playoff opponent will be the Vegas Golden Knights.
The Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars have not won a playoff series in the same season since 2003. This year, the Mavericks finished fifth in the Western Conference and will take on the Los Angeles Clippers in the first round, while the Stars won the Western Conference and will play either the Los Angeles Kings or the Vegas Golden Knights in Round 1.
Chris Arnold, the Mavericks' game night emcee at the American Airlines Center and a host on 105.3 The Fan, and Gavin Spittle, the brand manager at 105.3 The Fan and the host of the Spits and Suds podcast, joined Texas Wants to Know to explain why this could be the first time in 21 years both teams get out of the first round.
Plus, the head of the CIA visits SMU, and voters in the Mansfield ISD have one fewer candidate to consider.
Also, the Collin County sheriff's office rounded up 15 potential child predators in what they called Operation Home Alone 2024, and one Dallas city council member called a special meeting to figure out ways the community can help with recent violence.
Plus, parts of North Texas could see severe storms Thursday afternoon, and the Dallas City Council will meet Thursday night to address recent violence in the city.
Also, 15 men are in jail after the Collin County sheriff's Operation Home Alone 2024, and officials say a small plane crash in Denton could have ended much worse.
Plus, sexual assault suit against Dak Prescott is being dropped in Dallas County, however they will re-file in Collin County.
Plus, Fort Worth police are testing ideas to help cut down on crime in the West 7th Entertainment district, and could Amtrak bring high-speed trains to Texas?
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