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A telltale sign of North Texas summer is the sound of cicadas. But what do they actually do? (opens the original)
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Love it or hate it, the soundtrack of summertime in Texas has a backing track of buzzing cicadas. Sam Kieschnick is an urban wildlife biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife, who NTX Now has lovingly dubbed "Sam the Bug Man." He loves all things creepy crawly and cicadas are no exception. He recently joined NTX Now host Ron Corning to explain that cicadas' role in our ecosystem goes beyond making chaotic music. These interview highlights have been edited for length and clarity. To hear the conve
The PolaCon instant film conference comes to North Texas this weekend (opens the original)
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PolaCon is the world's first three-day instant film convention that celebrates the medium of film photography. The festival kicks off Friday at the State Fair of Texas and runs through Sunday. On Friday, you can join the Instant Film Society on its 15th annual "PolaWalk," where attendees can walk around with a group and explore the State Fair through the lens of a film camera. Daniel Rodrigue, cofounder of the IFS, says seeing new people discover the joy of film photography through these walks i
The PolaCon instant film conference comes to North Texas this weekend, here's what to expect (opens the original)
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PolaCon is the world's first three-day instant film convention that celebrates the medium of film photography. The festival kicks off Friday, Sept. 25 at the State Fair of Texas and runs through Sept. 27. On Friday, you can join the Instant Film Society on their 15th annual "PolaWalk," where attendee's can walk around with a group and explore the state fair through the lens of a film camera. Daniel Rodrigue, cofounder of the IFS, says seeing new people discover the joy of film photography throug
Prepare for stormy North Texas weather in a few easy steps (opens the original)
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Despite it not feeling like it yet, the summer heat will eventually end. Severe weather can happen at any time — especially as we transition to fall — and there are a few steps you can take to feel prepared. Chris Noah is the director of disaster management and business continuity at Parkland Health and he offers these pointers for staying prepared for severe weather. Apps typically source weather information from the National Weather Service and are very reliable when it comes to getting you th
Fort Worth police learn de-escalation techniques with AI tool designed at UTA (opens the original)
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When police officers interact with someone during a traffic stop or just a resident in need of help, it's hard to know ahead of time if that person is autistic, otherwise neurodivergent or has a disability that requires a more specific response. Now officers in the Fort Worth Police Department are practicing those types of interactions — and learning the signs of various conditions — without putting anyone in harm's way. A new AI training tool developed by a professor at the University of Texas
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