Non-profits warn homeless about impending cold

Also, three fatal shootings in Love Field overnight are said to be related to each other, and McKinney's mayor brings the impact of bringing in a new amphitheater to the city. 

In an interview with KRLD, Fuller said Roth worked closely with McKinney Economic Development Corporation and McKinney Community Development Corporation on the project, asking questions throughout the process to plan for the best venue possible.

Dr. David Kelly, the chief global strategist for J.P. Morgan Asset Management (NYSE: JPM), tells KRLD's David Johnson how slowing inflation could impact interest rates moving forward.

A developer based in Colorado has announced plans for a $220 million amphitheater in McKinney. Notes Live plans to build the music venue northeast of the U.S. Highway 75-State Highway 121 interchange.

Photo credit: Notes Live

Plus, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is filing a lawsuit against a woman he accuses of extortion, and Gov. Greg Abbott is asking the Small Business Administration for a disaster declaration after the wildfires in the Texas Panhandle.

 Warming temperatures through Thursday, the threat for severe storms Thursday evening along a cold front, leftover showers Friday and Saturday, cool temperatures through the weekend, and turning colder on Monday.

Image: National Weather Service - Fort Worth

Plus, a man faces a murder charge after police say he stole a car and caused a deadly crash, and advocates rallied outside the Texas Capitol Monday ahead of a potential immigration ruling.

The Texas law that aims to stop illegal immigration takes effect later this week, but hundreds of people rallied outside the state capitol this weekend to try to stop it. Here's KRLD's Alan Scaia.

The Garland Police Department is cautioning the public on a potential scam involving missing persons, and other posts of personal information on social media.

Recently, the Garland Police Department responded to a report of a missing person, in which the family received alarming calls from unidentified individuals claiming to have their missing family member and demanding money for their return.

Thankfully, the missing person returned home safely and the ransom request was deemed to be fraudulent.

Unfortunately, this type of scam is not uncommon, and the Garland Police Department is urging the public to exercise caution when posting personal information about missing persons on flyers or social media platforms. Scammers frequently hide behind fake profiles to target emotionally vulnerable parents and loved ones.

Always be wary of unsolicited requests for currency, and report any suspicious activity to the authorities.

On Ask the Expert, Lieutenant Pedro Barineau with the Garland Police Department joins us on the KRLD Afternoon News.

A week of activities started Monday at Klyde Warren Park in Dallas to keep kids entertained during spring break. The park is hosting theater, music, STEM, and other events.