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Car critic Ed Wallace takes a look at the 2020 Jaguar I-PACE, an all electric crossover. While the car is great, he said it could be better in a number of ways.

This week our open-minded viewers called to say they are willing to listen to both sides (NOT) and Tim shares the secret cure for Evan's verbal diarrhea.

He is a Fort Worth singer and songwriter known for his high-energy shows. Josh Weathers also just put out his first album in a decade. He gave Good Day a preview of one of the songs.

Radio host Mark Davis shares his thoughts on a deadly shooting involving a Fort Worth police officer and an innocent woman. He also talks about a picture that appears to show "Nervous Nancy's" unhinged meltdown.

You can follow your taste buds around the world with culinary travel on the rise. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello shares some exclusive dining deals, chef experiences and vacations in Mexico and France.

From the band Castro with her brothers, Jackie Castro is now launching a solo career. She's back on Good Day to celebrate with her new single. She says the song Romanticize is a song for all the hopeless romantics out there.

For tens of thousands of people in North Texas, it's a Halloween tradition not to be missed. The Cutting Edge Haunted House is once again scaring the wits out of visitors, as it has been for nearly 30 years. Dan Godwin takes a look, in this Fox4ward.

IMAJ is playing the main stage Sunday, October 13 at the State Fair of Texas. This year she will be opening for Billy Ray Cyrus. Here's more about her upcoming performance: https://bigtex.com/event/imaj-3/2019-10-13/

Car critic Ed Wallace had plans to review the new Volvo XC-90 this week but it had so many defects he shipped it back. Instead, he ended up in a Mazda CX-5.

Country singer IMAJ is performing at the State Fair of Texas again. This time, she's opening for Billy Ray Cyrus.

The hug seen around the world, impeachment fever and erasing history. It's Friday and our viewers are feisty. It's time to Tell It to Tim.

Radio host Mark Davis shares his thoughts on a high-profile shooting that was not at all what some activists made it out to be and the U.S. pulling out of Syria and abandoning the Kurds.