Dionne Anglin, donuts & milkshakes | The Ten

On the Friday, Aug. 1, 2025 episode of The Ten, Ten Friend Dionne Anglin joins Steve Noviello and Paige Ellenberger in honor of her 20th year at FOX 4. Plus, Paramount Pictures has partnered with a Dallas donut shop to create a Naked Gun-themed donut and milkshake combo.

Here & Now: Crimes against children conference

Next week the "Crimes Against Children Conference" returns to Dallas. The Dallas Children's Advocacy Center presents the conference to provide training to people who work in law enforcement, child protective services, and more.

Relish the Opportunity | Who Cares?!

Who Cares?! hosts Ethan Herrera and Jeff Kolb chat about their Fourth of July corn dog eating contest, sweet relish, Ethan's strong dislike of pickles, and much more.

Kylie's Corner, Love Island break up & more | The Ten

On the Wednesday, July 30, 2025 episode of The Ten, Hanna Battah and Steve Noviello sit down with Meteorologist Kylie Capps to talk about the books she's been reading this summer. Plus, TMZ's Brandon Quirke spills the tea on Jana and Kenny's messy Love Island break up, as well as a possible romance between Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Tep and Machine | DZTV

Greg Tepper from the world of high school football joins the Dumb Zone crew to chat about Friday nights in Texas.

Mondays with Mike Sirois | DZTV

The Dumb Zone crew chats about training camp with DFW sports media stalwart Mike Sirois, who consistently cheers for Cowboys chaos.

WNBA and Coldplay | DZTV

The Dumb Zone crew sounds off about the WNBA. Plus, hear what they have to say about the Coldplay kiss cam video that everyone's talking about.

Cold plunge , PoBoy Shop & more | The Ten

On the Friday, July 25, 2025 episode of The Ten, Hanna Battah and Steve Noviello try a cold plunge for the health benefits. Plus, Mike Lawson from The PoBoy Shop stops by to make a delicious fried shrimp po'boy and more.

Here & Now: Dallas College Grants

Governor Greg Abbott announced three grants totaling $3.8 million to Dallas College to help train new and current workers for specialized jobs.