Big fires and brutal heat have Texas on high wildfire alert. Plus, a breakfast habit linked to higher health risks—and one man’s relatable first-time budget spreadsheet. Plus, the 5 things you need to know. 

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The Ross Fire has burned through a solar farm, while Texans on Mission is on the ground in Mineral Wells and sharing ways North Texans can help fire victims and first responders. Plus, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy targets college campuses to recruit air traffic controllers, and Texas secures a more than $1 billion Meta settlement that includes new age checks and teen safety restrictions.

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Big fires and intense heat are keeping North Texas on alert. Fox News Radio’s Tonya J. Powers has the details on Meta’s landmark settlement over claims Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict and harm children, including potentially stricter teen time limits, nighttime restrictions, and parental controls. Plus, Monty Cook calls in from Ireland!

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A Boeing CH-47 Chinook is joining the fight against the Ross Fire in Jack County, dropping water on the growing blaze. Plus, experts say a massive glacier collapse—not an earthquake—likely triggered the deadly Nepal mudslide and floods that left more than 1,300 people missing. Plus, the 5 things you need to know. 

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At 6 a.m., we spoke with former Texas Congressman and physician Dr. Michael Burgess about whether extreme heat can put people at risk, then looked at falling childhood vaccination rates as students returned to school. We also covered threats to Texas’ data-center boom and a court ruling that allowed 16 NFL rookies to pursue a return to college football.

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At 5 a.m., we have the latest from the Karmelo Anthony new-trial hearing, including the judge’s removal and the defense’s arguments. Plus, Rory O’Neill on the growing backlash against AI data centers, and new research challenging long-standing advice on full-fat dairy.

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At 7 a.m., we examined questions raised by Jake Tapper about former President Biden’s cognitive decline and who was really making decisions in the White House. We also heard from Rory O’Neill on the backlash to AI data centers.

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At 8 a.m., We gave you the latest on the horrific messages from Karmelo Anthony as he is continuing to push for a new trial in the Austin Metcalf case.

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The State Fair of Texas has announced its 2026 Big Tex Choice Awards winners, including a chocolate Corney dog, burger tacos, and more fried-food creations. Amazon is also expanding drone delivery to nearly 500 cities and expects one million deliveries by air this year; National Correspondent Rory O’Neill explains what that could mean for your next package.

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A McKinney recall petition fight is escalating, with organizers alleging interference as the effort intensifies. Oil and gas expert John Calce breaks down rising oil, gasoline, and diesel prices, while legal expert Jeremy Rosenthal explains why the judge in the Karmelo Anthony trial has been recused. Plus, we examine whether sugar itself can cause cancer—and what the science actually says.

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