A food truck in Dallas has opened a stand-alone restaurant south of Downtown. KRLD's Alan Scaia went to Ruthie's and talked with Founder Ashlee Kleinert for more information.

At St. Ritas in North Dallas the faithful offered prayers for the Pope during Sunday's mass service.

Monday morning began with patchy fog, but it will burn off by the afternoon. Monday and Tuesday will feature sunny skies with temperatures in the low to mid-70s.

A nonprofit organization in Fort Worth is honoring its caregivers. Friday is "National Caregivers Day" to celebrate both professional caregivers like doctors, nurses and therapists as well as family members caring for a loved one.

UNT Dallas hosted a mobile pantry Friday. The school first started working with the North Texas Food Bank to hold monthly pantries during the pandemic.

The long off-season is over and the Rangers take the field today at their Spring Training complex in Surprise, Arizona.

The Superintendent at Gainesville ISD is denying there was any bullying reported by the 11-year-old whose death by suicide is currently being investigated.

Temperatures will slowly begin to warm up with highs in the 30s on Friday and the 50s on Saturday.

Our App today is called WeRescue. This is an app to help you through the process of finding the perfect rescue pet that fits your lifestyle. They have information on everything from dogs and cats to horses and barnyard animals. You can find if a place has a certain breed of animal that you're looking for. It has databases on hundreds of thousands of pets that are looking for their new families. You don't have to be limited to shelters around your area. They have pets in shelters and foster rescues. Search for other areas of the country, if you wish to find something particular. The app also lets you share pictures of the pets in your social media. Maybe you can help a pet find a new home just by doing that. WeRescue is also the official pet adoption app for the Clear The Shelter events. WeRescue is a free app on iTunes. It has in app purchases.

It’s one thing to survive a Texas cold snap -- but KRLD's Georgia Alfredas talks to one North Texas man working in it.