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Plus drivers and analysts are watching to see how the situation in the Middle East could have a direct impact on how much we pay for gas, Lt. Governor Dan Patrick has blasted Governor Abbott's decision, the man accused of opening fire at the State Fair of Texas in 2023 pleads guilty, and more!

Plus many in the Iranian-American community see this destruction of Iran's nuclear facilities as a good sign, holiday travel plans are in the works for millions, Democratic congressman Greg Casar from Austin made his position on the strikes in Iran clear, and more!

Plus 70% of Texans want to see consumable THC products remain legal but be strictly regulated, the bodies of two missing boaters have been recovered from Lewisville Lake where they vanished Tuesday, three dogs are in quarantine after the fatal mauling an elderly Fort Worth man, and more!

Plus we talked to north Texans on the Mid Morning Mike check about the US getting directly involved in the Israel Iran conflict, the dates for the State Fair of Texas are set, a Dallas-based company set a couple world records this week to help kids when they go back to school, and more!

Horrible traffic in Arlington, the ever changing immigration raids and opinions on Israel and Iran

Plus three Dallas hemp shops have been raided by state and federal authorities, we have new details about the highly anticipated Netflix House opening at Galleria Dallas later this year, a community college here in the Metroplex is launching a new program to help businesses moving to Texas find a skilled workforce, and more!

Despite being legal, with all the correct licensing, a Dallas hemp store says they were illegally raided. So how should the US proceed in Iran?

Plus the City of McKinney will see new leadership today as the new mayor is sworn in, Dallas swears in some new council members and the mayor says they'll have a busy schedule as they get ready for the World Cup, a replica grenade found on a charter bus in Plano created quite a scene, and more!

The Minnesota killer, went to a religious school in Dallas and had a legislator from El Paso on his hit list