KERA News (Dallas, TX)

KERA News (Dallas, TX)

KERA is a media organization backed by the community, dedicated to providing unique and important content for the people of North Texas. Our programming showcases the rich spirit and diverse culture of the area, offering a vital choice beyond commercial media. The goal of North Texas Public Broadcasting is to support the community by offering public television, radio, and various multimedia resources that educate, engage, inspire, inform, and entertain the residents of North Texas.

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  • 21 hours ago | keranews.org | Joel Rose

    The fragile state of the U.S. air traffic control system was easy to see during the recent outages in Newark. But it will be a lot harder to make up for decades of underinvestment and other mistakes. Copyright 2025 NPR

  • 1 day ago | keranews.org | Colleen DeGuzman

    The 89th Texas Legislature could be largely defined and remembered for its conservative push on education policies. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, in his announcement earlier this week marking the session's end, touted several education-related priority bills as "key Senate victories."That includes Senate Bill 2, thesweeping $1 billion school voucher-like programestablishing an Education Savings Account (ESA), which Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law last month.

  • 1 day ago | keranews.org | Therese Powell |Andrew Garcia

    The mega convention Fan Expo Dallas brought together enthusiasts of anime, fantasy, comics, sci-fi, gaming and more for three days last weekend at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. KERA Morning Edition host Andrew Garcia and I were there for opening day and spoke to some of the hundreds of cosplay actors dressed as their favorite characters.

  • 1 day ago | keranews.org | Lucio Vasquez

    Texas public schools are about to see a major cash infusion. Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday signed an $8.5 billion funding bill that delivers sweeping investments in teacher pay, early learning and campus security. “Texas should be number one in educating our children,” Abbott said.

  • 1 day ago | keranews.org | Bill Zeeble

    The federal Justice Department on Wednesday filed a complaint to stop Texas from giving in-state tuition to immigrant students without legal status. In a press release, the U.S. Justice Department said Texas unconstitutionally discriminates against U.S. citizens who aren’t afforded the same privileges.