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Arlington's AT&T Stadium will host nine matches during the 2026 World Cup -- but it will not host the final, FIFA announced Sunday. That honor will instead go to New York.

The announcement came after weeks of speculation that the home of the Dallas Cowboys would be where the 2026 World Cup champion is crowned. Still, the nine matches are the most of any of the 16 North American host cities and will bring thousands of people to North Texas.

Gavin Dawson, one of the hosts of the G-Bag Nation on Audacy's 105.3 The Fan in Dallas, explained what having nine matches will mean for North Texans.

Plus, less than two weeks after a triple murder in Arlington, police have identified the primary suspect, and while inflation is slowing, insurance companies are reassessing their risk models to account for the post-pandemic rise in car crashes.

Plus, less than two weeks after a triple murder in Arlington, police have identified their primary suspect, and for the fourth time in a row, bidding for the grand champion steer at the Fort Worth Stock Show topped $300,000.

Plus, Arlington police confirmed the identity of the man behind a triple murder last week, and a North Texas man gets his sentence after causing a fatal accident from driving the wrong way.

Plus, the four people killed in a Dallas crash Thursday were identified Friday, and Arlington will learn on Sunday whether or not it will host the World Cup Final.

Plus, the four people killed in a crash following a high-speed police chase have been identified, and the woman DeSoto police had been looking for overnight has been found safe.

Plus, Irving police release footage of a deadly police chase, and Arlington police make arrests in two murders. 

Plus, a massive stolen tire ring is under investigation, and a Little Elm boy was found after he was reported missing last night. 

A little boy remains missing in Denton County where Little Elm police say 10-year-old Kylin Arnold was last seen Wednesday afternoon. And the Texas Attorney General is warning 5 cities across the state about relaxed marijuana policies. KRLD All Local - February 1, 2024

Late last year, a medical cannabis company called Texas Original announced the launch of the strongest THC gummy to hit the market in Texas – a 30-milligram product called blueberry lemonade. This week, Texas Wants to Know explores evolving attitudes around cannabis and what consumers should know.