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Plus, doctors in Texas now have more guidance from the Texas Medical Board on abortion.

Plus, millions of people are making plans to travel for the Fourth of July, and a new poll of Texas voters reveals mixed feelings about former President Donald Trump.

Travel agents are still using the phrase, "revenge travel" to describe the number of people that want to go somewhere out of town for summer vacations. This year's Fourth of July could be the most traveled weekend ever with almost 71 million people going somewhere for the holiday that falls on a Thursday this year. That's 5% more than last year and 8% more than five years ago. Daniel Armbruster from AAA Texas joined the Ask the Expert on Thursday.

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North Texas was battered by an especially active weather season this spring, with severe storms causing significant damage and loss of life. A devastating tornado on May 25 killed seven people in Cooke County, becoming one of the three deadliest tornadoes in North Texas since 1930.

KRLD's John Liddle took a look back at the month with help from meteorologists Dan Brounoff, Tom Hale, and others.

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Plus, an American Airlines employee faces charges connected to a hit-and-run crash with a bicyclist, and a North Texas convicted is going to prison after being convicted of running a "pill mill."

Plus, a Denton man is charged with murder in fentanyl death and there are some good news coming for Tarrant County homeowners.