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Plus, SB4 continues up in the air while the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals continues to mull over whether to extend the stay of SB4.

Plus, President Biden is in Dallas but will head to Houston later Thursday after wrapping up two profitable fundraisers in North Texas. And the on-again, off-again status of SB4 is leading to confusion at immigration law offices across the metroplex.

The back-and-forth over Texas Senate Bill 4 is just the latest in a series of border security disputes between the state and the federal government. This week's episode of Texas Wants to Know digs into who's responsible for what when it comes to the border.

UNT Dallas College of Law professor and former U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of Texas Brian Owsley says control of the border is ultimately a federal responsibility. Jeremy Wallace, a political reporter for the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News, adds that covering the border requires more nuance than we often give it.

Also, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals hears arguments over whether the Texas immigration law can be put on hold, and someone lost their truck, only to find who stole it later on.

Plus, Southwest Airlines and its flight attendant's union have reached a tentative agreement. And the water at White Rock Lake is being monitored after a million gallons of raw sewage from Plano spilled into White Rock Creek. KRLD All Local - March 20, 2024

Plus, President Biden will visti North Texas for a pair of fundraisers Wednesday, and friends are helping a University Park family injured in the same crash that killed a 9-year-old over the weekend.

Also, the "little rascals" have been caught in Houston after robbing a bank, and the Texas Rangers announced their opening day starter.

Also, there has been a spike in gas prices, with people seeing a 13-cent increase overnight, and US Supreme Court extends the pause on SB4 with no timeline.

Plus, gasoline prices are climbing,  up thirteen cents overnight here in North Texas. And just weeks ahead of the total solar eclipse safety glasses are going fast and doctors are stressing the importance of protecting your eyes while viewing the rare cosmic event. KRLD All Local - March 19, 2024

Also, a 17-year-old who was arrested for shooting at an officer was found out to be involved with other criminal activity, and another shooting in Fort Worth's West Seventh Entertainment District happened during St. Patrick's Day weekend.