Plus, Keller ISD Superintendent Tracy Johnson is out after opposing the school board's attempt to split the school district in two, and Arlington police are asking for the public's help to track down two people who got into a fight after the Cotton Bowl.

Also, the CEO of American Airlines flew from DFW to Washington overnight as investigators looked at what led to the crash, and the Dallas ice skating community sent their thoughts and prayers to the victims of the plane crash.

Plus, officials say there are no survivors after an American Eagle flight crashed into a Black Hawk helicopter in Washington, D.C. late Wednesday.

The crash of the aircraft near the DC airport was a huge shock to people who live and work in the area. KRLD's Kristin Diaz spoke to one of her relatives who was driving home when it happened.

Also, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick rolls out his top 25 bills for the State Senate, and the United Football League opens its headquarters in Arlington on Wednesday.

Plus, police listened to concerns from residents at a community meeting in Downtown Dallas on Tuesday night, and Godley ISD closed schools for the rest of the week due to a flu outbreak.

Also, ICE Raids continue in Texas where the Governor is ramping up support for Homeland Security operations, and the man accused of leading police on a fatal chase that ended in a shootout is out of the hospital and booked into the Dallas County jail.

Plus, debate will begin on Tuesday over Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's school voucher proposal, and Keller ISD school board members could approve an agreement to part ways with the district's superintendent on Thursday.

Also, Governor Abbott is ramping up the troop count in the Rio Grande Valley with more than 400 Texas troops deployed, and a Dallas police sergeant is indicted on federal gun charges, accused of selling stolen guns.

A Fort Worth substitute teacher is being investigated for urging ICE to remove her students, and two teens are accused of fatally shooting a security guard at a CVS in Downtown Dallas.