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Join KRLD's David Rancken and Mike Rogers as they host our special one-hour broadcast to shed light on how North Texans are impacted.

Join KRLD's David Rancken and Mike Rogers as they host our special one-hour broadcast to shed light on how North Texans are impacted.

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A special one-hour, in-depth broadcast on KRLD- The War in Israel's impact on North Texas. 

A special one-hour, in-depth broadcast on KRLD- The War in Israel's impact on North Texas.

KRLD Special Coverage: War in Israel

KRLD Special: The war in Israel's impact on North Texas

Working together, police in several North Texas cities arrested a robbery suspect they believe is linked to robberies across several cities. KRLD's Mark Lambert has details...

Working together, police in several North Texas cities arrested a robbery suspect they believe is linked to robberies across several cities. KRLD's Mark Lambert has details...

Several North Texas police departments join to arrest serial robber suspect

The Transportation Security Administration is urging people planning flights over Memorial Day weekend to plan ahead. Over the next week, TSA expects to screen 18 million people, 6.4% more than last year and a record for the holiday period.

The Transportation Security Administration is urging people planning flights over Memorial Day weekend to plan ahead. Over the next week, TSA expects to screen 18 million people, 6.4% more than last year and a record for the holiday period.

TSA expects record number of travelers over Memorial Day

Garland "Butch" Martin can finally put his past behind him.  The Midland man was across town in 1998 when his home burned down.  His wife, Marcia, their one-year-old daughter and three-year-old son were  killed.  A neighbor saw the flames and called 911.  Still he was arrested and charged with their murders.  Arson investigators testified the fire was deliberately set due to what they claimed were accelerants and the presence of a "pour pattern."  Martin was convicted of three counts of capital murder and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.  He entered the Texas prison system in 1999.

Garland "Butch" Martin can finally put his past behind him.  The Midland man was across town in 1998 when his home burned down.  His wife, Marcia, their one-year-old daughter and three-year-old son were  killed.  A neighbor saw the flames and called 911.  Still he was arrested and charged with their murders.  Arson investigators testified the fire was deliberately set due to what they claimed were accelerants and the presence of a "pour pattern."  Martin was convicted of three counts of capital murder and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.  He entered the Texas prison system in 1999.

KRLD Special: The war in Israel's impact on North Texas

KRLD Special Coverage: War in Israel

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