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Also, Meta announces Instagram 'teen accounts' and Garland police have a suspect behind bars for the death of two women.

Plus, residents in some parts of North Texas say they felt a 5.1 magnitude earthquake centered in West Texas, and Fort Worth ISD trustees will meet Tuesday night to discuss the future of Superintendent Dr. Angelica Ramsey.

Also, the man accused of plotting to assassinate Trump will be charged with federal gun crimes, and a police chase ended in the Dallas-Richardson area that left one dead, and a service road closed.

Plus, the Dallas Cowboys lost their home opener to the New Orleans Saints 44-19, and the University of Texas football team moved into the top spot in the AP football rankings.

Also, the Dallas police chief fires one of their officers for public intoxication, and there are currently a record 19 people in space orbiting Earth, reportedly stuck.

Plus, Tarrant County Commissioners voted 4-to-1 on Thursday to approve early voting locations on college campuses, and Denton removed the "interim" tag from its police chief's title, making Jessica Robledo the new head of the department.

Also, Hurricane Francine is no longer a hurricane, but a tropical depression, and a Duncanville man could face life in prison for kidnapping and sexual assault a pre-teen.

The Continental on Commerce St. in Dallas will be shut down for the next two hours. At least three people were shot inside police say.

Also, the Dallas City Council approved a $65 million budget to renovate the Cotton Bowl, and the city also approved another budget to develop deck parks over I-30.

Also, speed limits are changing in Dallas, and a high-speed rail that would connect Dallas and Fort Worth is underway.