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Plus, Dallas police have issued an arrest warrant for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice in connection to a high-speed chain-reaction crash, and a Mesquite teacher has resigned after being arrested and charged with having an improper relationship with a student.

Plus, closing arguments could soon begin in IV bag spiking trial of a former Richardson doctor, and a Mesquite teacher is charged with having an inappropriate relationship with a student.

In mid-March, Pornhub stopped service in Texas after a dispute the company says infringes on adults’ rights to access protected speech. According to the Texas Tribune, the site sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton last year “to block enforcement of a 2023 state law that requires websites that host pornography to institute age-verification measures and display health warnings on its pages."

So how do the new law, Pornhub, and the First Amendment fit together?

Plus, defense attorneys in the IV bag tampering trial of a former Richardson doctor are attempting to use medical reports to make their case, and Grapevine police are asking for help as two 911 memorial artifacts have been stolen.

Plus, Fort Worth Fire Chief says the investigation into the downtown explosion will be concluded very soon.

For weeks leading up to Monday's total solar eclipse, North Texans were warned about the traffic on major highways with hundreds of thousands of people projected to descend on Dallas-Fort Worth.

But those traffic jams never materialized as the moon moved past the sun and eclipse watchers went on about their days.

Did people heed warnings from the Texas Department of Transportation? Did the severe weather in the forecast keep more people at home? Or was it a combination of things?

To find out, Texas Wants to Know talked to KRLD's Alan Scaia, who was at the Cotton Bowl in Fair Park for an eclipse event, and TxDOT spokesperson Tila Grant.

Plus, Desoto police are asking for help to locate a missing woman who suffers from dementia, and the cause of the Sandman Hotel blast in downtown Fort Worth is coming into focus.

Plus, a Dallas police sergeant turned himself in after being accused of pawning stolen guns from the department, and Fort Worth is asking for the community's help to identify five suspects in a shooting incident.

Plus, federal prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case in the IV bag tampering trial of Raynaldo Ortiz, and pre-kindergarten students in Fort Worth ISD will have a longer school day next year.

Plus, prosecutors are expected to rest their case Tuesday in the IV bag tampering case of a former North Texas anesthesiologist. and millions of people across North Texas got the once-in-a-lifetime experience to view a total solar eclipse on Monday.