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Plus, North Texas soccer fans are growing more excited after hearing reports that the 2026 World Cup final will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, and a Cowboys cheerleader is claiming the Packers added literal insults to injury in Sunday's Dallas loss.

Also Dallas officials give their response to the federal report on the Uvalde massacre, and the Attorney General of Texas gives up to the four whistleblowers in a legal battle.

Plus, Mike McCarthy addresses failed Cowboys season and his return in 2024 during press conference Thursday.

Plus, a reward is offered for information leading to the person who shot two men in a Garland parking lot, and a Dallas charter school is getting a $15 million grant to prepare students for a career in health care.

Texas' population is projected to grow to 51.5 million by 2070, according to the Texas Water Development Board. While parts of the state are already battling low water levels or aging infrastructure, officials are developing plans to best use water resources.

Plus, Southwest Airlines may be able to collect millions of dollars in insurance money over one of its computer meltdowns, and a man is accused of killing another man with a piece of wood and no clothing on.

Many areas of North Texas are finally above freezing, but thawing can also lead to people finding ruptured water pipes. And Southwest Airlines may be able to collect millions of dollars in insurance money over one of its infamous computer meltdowns. KRLD All Local - January 17, 2024

Plus, as things start to warm, that's when many people could run into trouble with frozen pipes, and it's back to school for most school districts across North Texas, but a few campuses are closed due to not having any heat.

January is historically the coldest month of the year in North Texas. That has been the case this month, with near-record temperatures in the low teens and wind chills dipping below zero.

We spoke with KRLD Chief Meteorologist Dan Brounoff to discuss the patterns leading up to the freezing weather and the pending cold weather on the way.

Plus, plumbers are working overtime due to issues caused by the cold temperatures, and there was a massive water main break in Woodall Rodgers and Pearl Street.