On today’s show: Sheriff Waybourn reinstates jailers on duty during the in-custody death of Anthony Johnson Jr., scientists discover new dinosaur and things to do around DFW this Memorial Day Weekend. Subscribe to the Wake Up with KERA News newsletter here. Wake Up with KERA News is hosted and produced by Katherine Hobbs with production support from Shardae White. Music: Daffodils by Mansij

On Today’s Show: The Texas Republican Convention begins, LGBTQ students at the University of Texas at Arlington grapple with losing DEI offices and scientists are keeping an eye on the Doomsday Glacier and what it tells us about climate change. Subscribe to the Wake Up with KERA News newsletter here. Wake Up with KERA News is hosted and produced by Katherine Hobbs with production support from Shardae White. Music: Daffodils by Mansij

On Today’s Show: The ACLU of Texas files complaint against Princeton ISD for discrimination against an LGBTQ group, North Texas school districts grapple with funding issues by closing schools and nature gets artist credits on streaming platforms. Subscribe to the Wake Up with KERA News newsletter here. Wake Up with KERA News is hosted and produced by Katherine Hobbs with production support from Shardae White.Music: Daffodils by Mansij

On Today's Show: Chasity Congious, a woman who gave birth alone in Tarrant County jail, could receive largest settlement in the county's history, Arlington homeowners have mixed feelings on the development of the entertainment district and otters adapt to climate change by using tools to find food. Music: Daffodils - Mansij

On Today's Show: Former President Trump spoke at the NRA convention this past weekend, why olive oil could protect against dementia and a 90-year-old astronaut goes to space.Music: Daffodils - Mansij

On Today's Show: New footage of Anthony Johnson's death while in a Tarrant County jail is released, a Texas Turtle Day celebration and a big weekend for North Texas major league sports.

On Today's Show: The City of Dallas addresses a $3.8 million budget shortfall, the Supreme Court considers whether to take on Texas invitro fertilization case and a way to celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

On today's show: The decision for how Dallas officers who mocked veteran will be disciplined is delayed, Dade Phelan's fight for his political career and the benefits of forest bathing.

On today’s show: North Texans have one more day to protest property tax appraisals, A Dallas lawyer fights for human rights, Mavs and Stars scores and more.

On today’s show: The City of Arlington plans to make driving in the city safer, wearable tech may be making catching Afib in young people easier and more.