Fort Worth Police fired an officer who was charged with aggravated assault, and Texas has added 327,000 jobs in the past year and 29,000 in the past month.

Plus, Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing a Dallas doctor, accusing her of violating the state's ban on providing gender-affirming care to minors, and early voting in Texas begins on Monday.

Also, Thursday evening's scheduled execution of an Anderson County man over Shaken Baby Syndrome is on hold, and a deadly shooting in Lewisville happened in the middle of the day.

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Plus, no injuries were reported after a fire at an Irving apartment complex overnight, and the city of Richardson has recovered its computer network after it was targeted by hackers.

Also, a Prosper man has been jailed for trying to groom three young teenagers into sexual victims, and Fort Worth unanimously approved tax incentives for Embraer to build a plant near Alliance Airport.

Plus, Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Colin Allred participated in their only debate before the election on Tuesday, and a Duncanville police officer is being praised for her quick action to save a newsborn.

Also, a Fort Worth man who's serving a 99-year murder term may be getting a new trial, and Dick's Sporting Goods breaks ground on Fort Worth distribution center.

Plus, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump each held events in Pennsylvania on Monday, and temperatures across North Texas will drop Tuesday night when a cold from moves through the area.

Also, North Richland Hills police say a drunk driver struck and killed a 64-year-old man while he was getting something from his car, and a fire broke out this weekend at a marina on Grapevine Lake, sending one person to the hospital and damaging boats.

Plus, Detroit Lions star defensive Aiden Hutchinson suffered a fractured tibia in his team's win over the Cowboys on Sunday, and a fire at a marina in Grapevine injured one person and damaged 10 boats.

Also, learn how to have the best experience at the fair with the UT vs. OU game tomorrow, and the fair increases security for safety measures over the weekend.

Also, the Dallas Stars won their game last night, and the Dallas North Tollway is shut down from a deadly motorcycle crash involving powerlines.

Also, groups in Texas help North Carolina recover from Hurricane Helene, and Texas and Dallas pair up for the construction of a police training center.

Also, those impacted by Hurricane Helen are still recovering, and a DFW audit shows that Fair Park leaders mislead donor funds.

Also, several police officers are on the scene of a major accident on Spur 408 that caused multiple injuries, and "Texans on Mission" heads to Florida to help Floridians prepare for Hurricane Milton.

Plus, one person was hospitalized after a Dallas police patrol horse got startled at the State Fair of Texas on Tuesday, and a 2-year-old died late Monday after he was hit by a vehicle at an Arlington apartment complex.

Also, a suspect who showed a gun did not survive after being shot by Arlington police.

Plus, American Airlines is suspending service at Tampa-area airports starting at midnight, and Arlington police shot a man after a standoff at an apartment complex late Monday.

Also, some Texas teenagers brought back lots of money from the youth livestock auction held on Friday at the State Fair, and one person died from a small plane crash in Tarrant County Monday around noon.

Plus, Monday is the last day for Texas residents to register to vote in the November election, and Hurricane Milton is strengthening as it approaches the Florida coast.

Also, Fort Worth Police release body camera footage from an officer-involved shooting on Selkirk, and the interim city manager appoints a Dallas interim police chief, replacing Chief Herrera.

Plus, TxDOT has lowered the speed limit on Central Expressway from 70 mph to 65 mph, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing TikTok, accusing the social media company of selling the data of minors.

Also, experts say the Dockworkers' strike would need to happen for a long time before it impacts people, and AG Ken Paxton announced that he is suing TikTok.

Plus, a 5-year-old is hospitalized after being shot in the leg in Oak Cliff on Wednesday night, and the man accused of killing a Wise County girl will stand trial in March.

Also, a recap of the Vice Presidential debate with local experts, and North Texas residents pitch in to help those impacted by Hurricane Helene.

Plus, one person is dead after a police chase through Rockwall County late Monday, and Wednesday marks the second day of a dockworkers strike nationwide.

Also, North Texas businesses are victims of a group of Russian hackers, and a Dallas man was arrested after attacking a bus driver in February.

Plus, Richardson is recovering from a cyber attack last week, and prices are going up on parking meters in Dallas.

Plus, meet the card stacker with a Guinness World record. This & more during the Midday Mic Check!

Plus, three people were injured in a shooting in North Arlington on Sunday night, and former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger is up for parole in the murder of Botham Jean.

Also, the Dallas Cowboys win against the New York Giants, and Medical Center in Plano confirms renovation to expand its footprint.

Plus, the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants on Thursday night, and Friday marks the first day of the State Fair of Texas.

Plus, the Rangers play the A's Thursday afternoon in the final game at Oakland Coliseum, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an appeal with the Texas Supreme Court to try to stop the State Fair of Texas gun ban.

Also, the Governor of Nebraska officially killed the idea of "winner takes it all" for this year's presidential election, and 10 firefighters were taken to hospital as a precaution after inhaling fumes from a chemical fire in Frisco.

Plus, Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Angelica Ramsey handed in her resignation at a school board meeting Tuesday night, and an appeals court sided with the State Fair of Texas in Ken Paxton's appeal of its gun ban.

Plus, Jerry Jones continues to be optimistic about the Cowboys this season despite rough start to season.

Plus, Grambling State and Prairie View A&M meet Saturday in the 99th State Fair Classic, and the Fort Worth ISD school board will meet Tuesday night to discuss the future of Superintendent Angelica Ramsey.By Audacy

Plus, the Cowboys lost to the Ravens 28-25 on Sunday, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is appealing a Dallas County judge's ruling last week that the State Fair of Texas could ban guns.By Audacy

Plus, the Dallas Cowboys' second straight loss was marked by sideline disagreements caught on TV, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says he will appeal a judge's ruling that allowed the State Fair of Texas' gun ban to stand.By Audacy

Also, the Cowboys look to bounce back against Ravens after a not so strong first game, and Big Tex sets up for the State Fair of Texas.By Audacy

Plus, a Dallas County Judge ruled on Thursday that the State Fair of Texas could implement its gun ban when it opens next week, and Arch Manning will get the start at quarterback for No. 1 Texas on Saturday with starter Quinn Ewers unable to play due to injury.By Audacy

Also, Hezbollah blames Israel for exploding electronics, and a judge allows the State Fair of Texas gun ban to take effect.By Audacy

Plus, the man accused of a blindside attack on a woman in Downtown Dallas has been charged with aggravated assault, and Thursday is North Texas Giving Day.By Audacy

Also, two Dallas police officers are under arrest; one for sexual assault and the other, family violence.By Audacy

Plus, neighbors reacted to the story of the Forney man who led police on a chase before he died by suicide, and Denton has hired an outside firm to investigate its animal services department after a dog was euthanized while its owner was still looking for it.By Audacy

Also, Meta announces Instagram 'teen accounts' and Garland police have a suspect behind bars for the death of two women.By Audacy

Plus, residents in some parts of North Texas say they felt a 5.1 magnitude earthquake centered in West Texas, and Fort Worth ISD trustees will meet Tuesday night to discuss the future of Superintendent Dr. Angelica Ramsey.By Audacy

Also, the man accused of plotting to assassinate Trump will be charged with federal gun crimes, and a police chase ended in the Dallas-Richardson area that left one dead, and a service road closed.By Audacy

Plus, the Dallas Cowboys lost their home opener to the New Orleans Saints 44-19, and the University of Texas football team moved into the top spot in the AP football rankings.By Audacy