Chanel Young

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by: Chanel Young Posted: Jun 25, 2025 / 08:30 AM CDT Updated: Jun 25, 2025 / 08:30 AM CDT DALLAS (KDAF) — A warm-up is on the way. North Texas starts in the upper 70s with a chance of isolated showers and storms, but we’ll climb into the 90s by this afternoon under a mix of sun and clouds. Meteorologist Brian James has the details.

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GRANBURY (KDAF) — For more than nine decades, Camp Fire Camp El Tesoro has been a cornerstone of childhood adventure in North Texas, offering life-changing camp experiences. Camp Fire Camp El Tesoro provides a safe, enriching environment where kids from kindergarten through 12th grade can explore nature, build confidence, and form meaningful friendships.

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DALLAS (KDAF) — Mi Cocina launched five colorful new creations that showcase the bold flavors, regional inspirations, and scratch-made finesse fans have come to expect from the iconic Tex-Mex destination. Available at all locations across Texas and Oklahoma, these fresh menu additions blend fresh, contemporary flavors with Mi Cocina’s authentic Mexican heritage. And, of course, each dish pairs flawlessly with the iconic Mambo Taxi margarita.

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DALLAS (KDAF) — Summer in America may conjure images of lemonade stands and long beach days—but depending on where you live, it can also feel like a challenge. A new study by the research team at McLuck reveals which states truly suffer the most under the sun, and Texas scorches its way to #4 on the list of most brutal summer conditions. While sunshine lovers might embrace the Lone Star State’s long, hot days, the data tells a sweatier story.