Looking at week 3 matchups in Texas high school Football.

Students at Paul Quinn College in South Dallas are celebrating a 15-year partnership providing food grown on their campus to AT&T Stadium for Dallas Cowboys fans. That ramps up again with the home opener this weekend.

A North Texas police chief wants students playing a certain game to stop in the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Celina Police Chief John Cullison says the Senior Assassins game could result in someone getting seriously hurt.

Friday marks two weeks until opening day of the State Fair of Texas. The fair is continuing its controversial weapons ban following a shooting at the food court two years ago. State Fair of Texas President Mitchell Glieber tells KRLD’s David Johnson that in today’s environment it makes sense.

Former President George W. Bush took to his Instagram account to honor and remember the victims of September 11th, 2001. The 43rd president released two photos of crosses made from steel from the World Trade Center presented to him by the New York Fire Department and Port Authority.

Political leaders in Texas are reacting to the shooting death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Senator Ted Cruz called Kirk a courageous leader who he had been friends with dating back to when Kirk was a teenager. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said the act of pure evil is truly sickening and called on people to pray for Charlie's family and friends.

Governor Greg Abbott has issued an executive order directing state agencies to tighten oversight of hemp-derived products, including a ban on sales to anyone under 21. The governor said on social media that this act means safety for children and freedom for adults.

The World Cup is inching closer as the ticketing process gets underway. That means security plans are top of mind of several law enforcement agencies across the country. Joseph Rothrock is Special Agent in Charge of the Dallas FBI office and recently opened up about the challenges they face.