Good evening, DFW We’re wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know and your weather outlook.
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Humidity and heat relief is on the way as a cold front pulls into Texas today and tomorrow. With its passage, we’ll see storms with high winds and hail possible, especially into North Texas tonight. Tomorrow, Central and South Central Texas will see scattered showers and storms, then most everyone will enjoy crisp 80s and 60s by Thursday.
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Today’s Big Stories
1. Border Patrol reports record-low migrant encounters as false ‘open border’ rumors spread online
U.S. Border Patrol officials in El Paso say migrant encounters at the Southern Border are at their lowest levels in years. But false rumors about “open borders” are rapidly spreading across social media platforms, rumors authorities say are driven by criminal organizations hoping to profit from desperate migrants.
2. National Parks Service funding cuts impact San Antonio missions
Last year, more than 1.2 million people visited Missions San José, Concecpion, San Juan and Espada.
According to the National Parks Conservation Association, traffic for the missions has increased by 16% since 2023. But financial support has seen an opposite trend, the association says.
3. 5 teenagers wounded in El Paso shooting at an apartment complex
Five teenagers were wounded in a shooting on Monday night at an apartment complex in El Paso, Texas, law enforcement said.
A group in an outdoor area within the apartment complex appeared to be about to get in a fight when a male started shooting into the crowd, said Adrian Cisneros, an officer with the El Paso Police Department.
Notes for Tomorrow
Wednesday, Sept. 24
- Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting, convened by former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
- “An Evening with President Barack Obama,” former U.S. President Barack Obama is interviewed by historian David Olusoga
- American Bankers Association Economic Advisory Committee presents the latest forecast
- Pretrial conference for former South Carolina lawmaker charged with distributing child sexual abuse material
- Fortune Magazine publishes annual Change the World List, of the 50 companies that are doing well by doing good
- North American tour begins for “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” in celebration of its 50th anniversary
In Case You Missed It
Blake Bonner, left, his wife Caitlin, left rear, standing and their daughter, front, wearing a shirt with her late sisters name stand in the end zone before an NCAA college football game between SMU and TCU, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025, in Fort Worth, Texas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
SMU and TCU honor 9-year-old Texas flash flood victim whose parents are alums of the schools
A 9-year-old Texas girl who was among 27 Camp Mystic campers and counselors who died in flash flooding on the Fourth of July was honored by TCU and SMU before the alma maters of her parents played Saturday.