KRLD All Local

Plus, employees at Molson Coors in Fort Worth continue to strike, and a Fort Worth man convicted of murder will learn his sentence this week.

Also, Walmart employee who died while operating heavy machinery has been identified.

Plus, one person faces charges in connection to the fentanyl overdose death of a Wylie man, and Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley held a campaign event in Dallas on Thursday night.

Also, a former Fort Worth police officer gives insight into how the shooting was handled at the Super Bowl Parade, and the coyote who attacked children is captured.

Plus, an Amber Alert has been issued for a missing Waxahachie girl last seen Wednesday morning, and a North Texas doctor was arrested, accused of groping his patients.

Late last year, the NBA approved the sale of a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to the Sands Corporation, which operates the Las Vegas Sands casino. Casino gambling isn't legal in Texas, but Mark Cuban has expressed support for a resort casino in Dallas. So where does that leave his team and the topic at large?

Also, a draft plan may release thousands of detained immigrants in North Texas, and 
Georgia governor Brian Kemp says he will send out more national guard troops to Texas

Since Texas Live opened in 2018, the city of Arlington has jumpstarted the development of its entertainment district. On Tuesday, Loews Hotels opened its second hotel in Arlington with more than 800 rooms and a parking garage.

The Loews Hotel brings in a new convention center, and conference rooms, and acts as a resort. So, Texas wants to know, how did Arlington transform from a suburb to the event center of North Texas?

Plus, one person was killed and five were injured after a car crashed into emergency room.

Plus, the Fort Worth Independent School District has approved an upcoming round of layoffs and police made an arrest in connection to the death of a high school student who overdosed on fentanyl.