A disconnected phone in Arlington may help people facing loss

Wake Up with KERA News
24/09/2025 8 min

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On today's show: Four Dallas City Council members are accused of violating the Texas Open Meetings Act, a disconnected phone in Arlington may help people facing loss and a new play called Home.Wake Up with KERA News is hosted by Andrew Garcia, and produced and edited by Shardae White and Bekah Morr. Music: Awakening by Ikoliks 

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