Texas Wants to Know

Each spring, Texas explodes with colorful fields full of bluebonnets that residents love to see. It has become a beloved aspect of Texan culture.

Partnering with EarthX, KRLD will host Audacy Conversations: The State of the Environment to talk more about the environment and offer tips to keep the Earth clean.

The Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars have not won a playoff series in the same season since 2003. Experts explain why this could be the year that streak is snapped.

In 2023, the site sued Texas AG Ken Paxton to stop the enforcement of HB 1181, arguing that it violates the First Amendment and users’ privacy. So, Texas Wants to Know, how does the new law, Pornhub and the First Amendment fit together?

As many as 1 million people could descend on Texas this weekend to see the total solar eclipse on Monday. Cities along the path of totality, like Del Rio and Hillsboro, will host festivals in an effort to capitalize on the phenomenon, which hasn’t happened in Texas since 1878.

Protecting the border requires many resources and the public’s money to fund and support it. It seems like there’s no end to the SB4 legal battle. So, Texas Wants to Know, what is immigration costing Texas taxpayers?

Texas is one of 15 states that will hold its primary election on Super Tuesday, March 5. Texas Republican Party Chairman Matt Rinaldi and state Democratic Party Executive Director Monique Alcala joined Texas Wants to Know to preview the elections.

According to the Better Business Bureau, Americans have lost over $1 million to puppy scams just in 2023 — And Texas ranks number two in the country for puppy scams. So, Texas wants to know, why do we have so many scams and what’s being done to mitigate them?

Late last year, the NBA approved the sale of a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to the Sands Corporation, which operates the Las Vegas Sands casino. Casino gambling isn’t legal in Texas, but Mark Cuban has expressed support for a resort casino in Dallas. So where does that leave his team and the topic at large?

Texas wants to know, how have changing consumer habits impacted this store’s decision?

Texas Wants to Know explores evolving attitudes around cannabis and what consumers should know.

Texas Agriculture suffers millions of dollars in damages from the invasion of feral hogs. So, Texas wants to know, what’s causing this feral hog invasion, and how do we deal with it?

Texas’ population is projected to grow to 51.5 million by 2070, according to the Texas Water Development Board

In 1971, restaurant owner Mariano Martinez had so many people order margaritas and complain how the drink wasn’t consistent. Martinez then created the first frozen margarita machine. It is now the “official drink” of Dallas and the state of Texas. Why was the frozen margarita machine invented here, and how?

From technological advances in things we’re familiar with, like cameras and license plate readers, to newer developments like drones and artificial intelligence, police departments have more tools than ever with which to operate.

Dallas’ White Rock Lake gives visitors a chance to experience dozens of species of animals in the middle of a major city. But one species of bird stands out among the rest: the monk parakeet.

Twenty years ago, an iconic venue for North Texas wrestling fans, the Dallas Sportatorium, was torn down. But this month, it’s coming back.

President John F. Kennedy’s assassination put the city and its politics under a microscope.

As the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy approaches, Texas Wants to Know is taking a look at the event and how it impacted Dallas.

As the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy approaches later this month, Texas Wants to Know is taking a look at the event and how it impacted Dallas.