We are less than six months away from the 2023 NCAA Women's Final Four in Dallas, and tickets are now on sale! For the second time in six years, Dallas will host the NCAA Women’s Final Four. National semifinal games for Division I will be played Friday, March 31, while the national championship game will be at 2 p.m. CT on Sunday, April 2.
KRLD's John Liddle talked with Monica Paul from the Dallas Sports Commission about the big event.

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We are less than six months away from the <a href="https://www.ncaa.com/womens-final-four" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.ncaa.com/womens-final-four&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1664905763304000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1smdLmg7sOWdJPRpPndxOo">2023 NCAA Women's Final Four in Dallas</a>, and tickets are now on sale! For the second time in six years, Dallas will host the NCAA Women’s Final Four. National semifinal games for Division I will be played Friday, March 31, while the national championship game will be at 2 p.m. CT on Sunday, April 2. KRLD's John Liddle talked with Monica Paul from the Dallas Sports Commission about the big event.
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Tickets for the Women's Final Four on sale

Our App today is called Storiaverse. This is a new way to read. It's an app that brings animation to storytelling. The app describes itself as "Readwatching". These are original stories by different authors, and the interactive animation brings a new way to get involved in the stories that you're reading. It balances the words with the animation. Some of the book titles include, "Blood Moon", "Lucky Find", and "I Hope You're Happy", where crying is against the law. Right now, Storiaverse is working with science fiction, adventure, and mystery authors, and the makers are looking for more authors and animators to join them. Storiaverse is a brand new app on iTunes and Android with a big future ahead of it. It's also free. 

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Our App today is called Storiaverse. This is a new way to read. It's an app that brings animation to storytelling. The app describes itself as "Readwatching". These are original stories by different authors, and the interactive animation brings a new way to get involved in the stories that you're reading. It balances the words with the animation. Some of the book titles include, "Blood Moon", "Lucky Find", and "I Hope You're Happy", where crying is against the law. Right now, Storiaverse is working with science fiction, adventure, and mystery authors, and the makers are looking for more authors and animators to join them. Storiaverse is a brand new app on iTunes and Android with a big future ahead of it. It's also free. 
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This app brings animation to your reading experience

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Tickets for the Women's Final Four on sale

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