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Also, Texas Rangers gear skyrockets in sales, and 5,000 workers join the UAW strike. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023

Plus, the Texas Rangers prep for the World Series, and Texans start to celebrate wine month. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023

Plus, limited Individual game tickets for the World Series go on sale at 10 a.m. through the Rangers' website, and two weeks after the resignation of an Irving elementary school principal, parents are demanding answers about her sudden departure. KRLD All Local - Oct. 24, 2023

Also, concession stands from the State Fair of Texas are donating excess foods and a Fort Worth man is standing on trial for a home invasion but is now turning into a capitol murder. KRLD All Local - Oct. 23, 2023

Plus, as House Republicans continue to work to elect a new Speaker, some Texas Congressmen are showing interest, and early voting started Monday morning for the November election.

Plus, early voting gets underway Monday for the November election, and the 2023 State Fair of Texas comes to a close. KRLD All Local - Oct. 23, 2023

Texas House Democrats are now pushing their own school funding bill in the Special Session, which does not include school vouchers.And the community came together in Forest Hills last night to remember a beloved school employee who was killed. KRLD All Local - October 20, 2023

Plus, Dallas-based attorney Sidney Powell pleaded guilty Thursday morning to six counts in connection to the Georgia election subversion case, and more than a dozen Mesquite families are looking for a new place to live after an apartment fire.

Dallas County will soon have a new elections administrator, and it's a familiar name.And there will be a vigil in Forest Hills for a beloved lunch lady who was found shot to death outside an elementary school last week. KRLD All Local - October 19, 2023

Did you know that most of the United States' nuclear arsenal has passed through Texas? Whether it's the assembly of a nuclear weapon, the disassembly of one that's being retired, or just routine maintenance, the Pantex plant outside of Amarillo handles it all.

Pantex was built during World War II, but since the Cold War, its mission has focused primarily on nuclear weapons. Plant historian Katie Paul walks us through its history, Dylan Spaulding of the Union of Concerned Scientists explains what workers at the plant do with nuclear weapons, and Amarillo-based economist Karr Ingham highlights Pantex's impact on the community.