Late last year, the NBA approved the sale of a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to the Sands Corporation, which operates the Las Vegas Sands casino. Casino gambling isn't legal in Texas, but Mark Cuban has expressed support for a resort casino in Dallas. So where does that leave his team and the topic at large?

Since Texas Live opened in 2018, the city of Arlington has jumpstarted the development of its entertainment district. On Tuesday, Loews Hotels opened its second hotel in Arlington with more than 800 rooms and a parking garage.

The Loews Hotel brings in a new convention center, and conference rooms, and acts as a resort. So, Texas wants to know, how did Arlington transform from a suburb to the event center of North Texas?

The Starbucks in Highland Park Village is one of the first locations in Texas, arguably the very first. Back in December, The Dallas Morning News reported its lease would not be renewed and would end in to February.

With the closing coming soon, what’s the impact on Dallas residents? The location helped pioneer a new coffeehouse culture for 30 years. It was a popular space for social gatherings and one of the largest Starbucks in Texas. So, Texas Wants to Know, how have changing consumer habits impacted the Starbucks location in Highland Park Village? 

Arlington's AT&T Stadium will host nine matches during the 2026 World Cup -- but it will not host the final, FIFA announced Sunday. That honor will instead go to New York.

The announcement came after weeks of speculation that the home of the Dallas Cowboys would be where the 2026 World Cup champion is crowned. Still, the nine matches are the most of any of the 16 North American host cities and will bring thousands of people to North Texas.

Gavin Dawson, one of the hosts of the G-Bag Nation on Audacy's 105.3 The Fan in Dallas, explained what having nine matches will mean for North Texans.

Late last year, a medical cannabis company called Texas Original announced the launch of the strongest THC gummy to hit the market in Texas – a 30-milligram product called blueberry lemonade. This week, Texas Wants to Know explores evolving attitudes around cannabis and what consumers should know.

It's an election year, and as deadlines approach, Texas wants to know the impact of early voting on the final results, how it came to be, and of course — the deadlines to register.

Texas has a lot of different landscapes. Those flat, open farmlands take up a good chunk of what makes up the state. But there is a certain animal that’s ruining the landscape: feral hogs. According to the Texas Monthly, Texas agriculture suffers millions of dollars in damages alone from the invasion of feral hogs. 

The species also reproduces fast. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service estimates that there are around 3-4 million. So what’s causing this feral hog invasion, and how do we deal with it?

The TCU women's basketball team made headlines last week after it was forced to cancel two Big 12 conference games due to a lack of healthy players. The Horned Frogs were down to six available scholarship players for games against Kansas State and Iowa State.

So, in an unusual twist, the team held open tryouts in the middle of conference play, added four new players, and took on the University of Central Florida on Tuesday night.... and they won.

Audio in this episode appears courtesy of TCU Athletics and 88.7 FM KTCU.

Texas' population is projected to grow to 51.5 million by 2070, according to the Texas Water Development Board. While parts of the state are already battling low water levels or aging infrastructure, officials are developing plans to best use water resources.

January is historically the coldest month of the year in North Texas. That has been the case this month, with near-record temperatures in the low teens and wind chills dipping below zero.

We spoke with KRLD Chief Meteorologist Dan Brounoff to discuss the patterns leading up to the freezing weather and the pending cold weather on the way.