Our App today is called A View From My Seat. When you buy tickets to a show, it would be nice to see what you're going to be able to see before you plunk down your money. This app has real pictures from different seats in arenas or stadiums around the world. It has pictures from seats in more than 45 hundred different places. Pick your section, pick your row, and pick the seat. The views can be for concerts, or sports, or the theater. It uses photos from thousands of different people all over the world. It likes to describe itself as a TripAdvisor for your event. There are thousands of different reviews. You don't buy your tickets from this app. You only get to get a sneak peek of how your view will be from your seat. You can also help out by taking pictures and uploading them to the app. A View From My Seat is a free app on iTunes and Android.

This week is Severe Weather Awareness Week and the timing lines up perfectly, given the likelihood of severe storms Tuesday morning from 4-8 a.m.

Our App today is called Mapstr. Maps apps are great if you want to find out how to get anywhere in the world. But, how do you keep track of the places you go, in case you want to go back to them? This app can help. You can find and keep all the addresses that you want of anything. It can be restaurants or shops or famous places. It lets you put tags on your favorite places to keep them organized. The app can also let you know when you're pretty close to one of those places, so you can go back again. It gives you recommendations and maps to places from different travel guides. Find out all the information about a certain place. This one is great if you're vacationing in a city that you don't know. Make your travel plans in advance with notes that remind you to try this place. Or remember that you loved that place. You can even use it as a social media and share your favorites with your friends, and find some of the places that they like. Mapstr is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.

A nonprofit in Dallas has set up a running club to help people recovering from issues like addiction and homelessness.

The discussions around the Texas Lottery Commission (TLC) using third-party ticket sales started after two recent jackpot wins involving the services. Listen to KRLD's Chris Fox for more.

"What you’re doing is very disrespectful to the country," President Trump told Zelenskyy. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance berated Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Ukraine’s leader sought security guarantees as the U.S. tries to bring an end to the Russia- Ukraine war. Listen to the whole conversation.

The first Peppa Pig theme park outside Florida opens this weekend in Texas. The park is next to NRH2O along Highway 26 in North Richland Hills.

Chilly mornings and mild afternoons are expected throughout the weekend, with a slight chance of showers and isolated storms late Sunday. However, a more significant threat of strong and severe storms is anticipated late Monday into Tuesday, followed by cooler temperatures.

Our App today is called Heard That. When you're in a crowded room with a lot of other people, it can be tough to hear a conversation that you're a part of. This app can help cut through all the clutter and the din of that noise-filled environment. The app uses the microphone in your smartphone to amplify the talk you want to hear. You just put in your headphones or earbuds and point the top of the phone toward the person you're trying to hear. It will focus only on that, and take out the other extraneous noises. It can also help people with hearing aids listen to a conversation more closely as well. Now, the app doesn't replace hearing aids, it's more of a help to them. Heard That is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.

As Hollywood mourns Gene Hackman's death, people are remembering the incredible career that he had with more than 70 movies. KRLD's David Rancken and Kristin Diaz are joined by Dr. Lance Lusk. He's a pop culture expert and professor at UT Dallas.