Friday's forecast: Partly cloudy, mid-70s. You could say the same for Saturday. You could say the same for Uncle Lou, ever since he gave up his morning coffee on account of the new blood pressure medicine ol' Doc Walters has got him on. Sunday could see a return of thunderstorms.

Price was back in true form when he publicly dressed-down the hospital's CEO, Dr. Fred Cerise, and accused him of not doing a good enough job hiring minorities for top positions at Parkland. Watch our video from Tuesday's Commissioner's Court.

Spin will be opening in Richardson on April 11, Southlake in late May, Las Colinas in June; and SMU late this summer. Its Neapolitan-style pizzas are cooked in a hot oven with roasted vegetables on top.

Wednesday's forecast: Partly cloudy and windy in the afternoon. High of 82. Stray thunderstorm possible in the afternoon, then scattered thunderstorms tonight. As for the Pollen Alerts ... it's not your imagination. This is almost like that movie with Marky Mark where the trees are trying to kill us all! Can we see if M. Night Shyamalan can broker some sort of peace with the trees on our behalf? Ugh. That's not happening ...

It's 2 a.m. Are you awake? If so, you might want to check out our One Day University event April 25: The Science Of Sleep: Everything You Need To Know But Were Too Tired To Ask http://d-news.co/LiSeu

Here's a great excuse to drink beer on a Tuesday. Cheers!

A judge in New York City has given a woman permission to serve divorce papers to her husband through private messages on Facebook.

Thursday's forecast: High of 85. Scattered thunderstorms are expected around morning rush hour AND afternoon rush hour. Severe weather is possible today from North Texas to Chicago.

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When life imitates art ... accidentally, at the DMA.

The Pet and Women Safety Act or PAWS would help implement a national policy to help victims of domestic violence by recognizing that pets are part of the cycle of domestic violence. Sometimes family violence victims might delay leaving the home because they fear a beloved pet will be harmed.

We have five fun ways to celebrate the season, from photo ops with our state flower to kicking back with a picnic at a concert.