Heavy rain, high wind now in southern Tarrant County near 35W & Altamesa. Tornado warning has run out but severe thunderstorm warning continues. Live reports on 1080 KRLD.

Dallas Historical Society will host a panel on Juneteenth next Thursday. Juneteenth marks the date Union troops arrived in Galveston to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation. The is the only known remaining original print-out will be on display at the Hall of State in Fair Park.

Mayor of Frisco giving his last “state of the city” speech before hitting his term limit. Frisco has grown from 172,000 to 237,000 since he took office in 2017. With growth in the northern part of the city, he says Frisco could reach build-out between 2032 & 2035.

Frisco just approved 2 more office towers & a hotel at the Star. Toyota Financial Services rented an entire building with no incentives. Mayor says that was DFW’s biggest corporate relocation in 2 years, and they’re now planning an expansion. “They just wanted to be in Frisco.”

Irving PD announce an arrest in a 1994 murder. They say the suspect was Megan Johns’ neighbor. Chief says ability to use DNA evidence has helped their cold case squad make progress on cases like this. He says detectives had an “unwavering dedication & tenacity” to solve it.

Megan Johns was 29 when she was killed in 1994. Irving PD has arrested a neighbor using DNA to link him to the murder. Her sister thanked detectives saying, “Even after 30 years, 8 months & 6 days, God’s timing can prevail.”

Some groups are talking about planned protests in Dallas tomorrow. An organizer says, “We don’t want Dallas to be militarized,” saying they met with the DPD chief last night to talk security. They say they don’t want agitators to provoke demonstrators “into an act of violence.”

Dallas Councilman Jaime Resendez says we’re “living through challenging & emotional times,” but protesters must strike a balance by protecting both the right to be heard & safety of every resident.

Organizers of the Dallas protest say the governor is activating the National Guard, “but there’s no issue.” They say Guard activated in California is “all about theatrics; it’s about intimidation.”

Protestors are arriving in Burk Burnett Park in Downtown Fort Worth. A #NoKingsProtest starts at 12pm.

#NoKingsProtest demonstrators in Fort Worth say, “He even told us before the election he wanted to be a dictator. We’re not going to let it happen.” The protest is in Burnett Park. Traffic is still moving on surrounding streets.

Fort Worth remained peaceful as protesters exercised their First Amendment rights today. We appreciated those who remained respectful, lawful, and peaceful as you made your voices heard. This is what working together to support community safety through smart coordination looks

After weekend protests, demonstrators hope to turn enough seats in the US House and Senate in the midterms to impeach Donald Trump again & convict him. But he won 6 states last year he lost in 2020, and in Texas, he won by his widest margin in 3 elections. audacy.com/krld/news/loca…

Reliant Energy & City of Dallas are partnering for their 16th annual “Beat the Heat” program. Reliant will give away 260 portable cooling units. First day of summer is Friday, “and we are feeling the heat. That can be dangerous, especially for seniors, children & pets.”

Dallas will open 2 “Beat the Heat” centers at the MLK Community Ctr & West Dallas Multipurpose Ctr. Libraries & rec centers can all be used as cooling stations. Reliant is donating 260 cooling devices, but they say all of them were reserved within 10 minutes last year.

People can visit 211texas.org or call 211 for help paying utility bills.

Dallas College is launching a bachelor of applied technology in software development. This is their 3rd bachelor program after early education & nursing. “We are intently focused on how to provide individuals the skills they need to get into high paying jobs.”

Dallas College’s bachelor in computer science is broken into machinery, data entry and software programs. A first generation college student says the program is affordable but can also “break the stigma” community colleges are less valuable than universities.

Tarrant County, state & federal agencies say a 2 month operation has led to 76 arrests for gun crimes. They say suspects also trafficked cocaine, meth, heroin & fentanyl. Some had previous felony convictions. They say 8 suspects are illegal aliens with ties to a Venezuelan gang.

Tarrant Co sheriff says local, state & federal agencies worked together on 2 month investigation leading to 76 arrests for drug & gun crimes. “We are going after the bad guys & getting them. If you’re one of the bad guys & we haven’t got you, we’re coming for you.”