Let's Talk Local

Pastor Keith Craft has been a familiar face in Frisco long before the city's population exploded. But as Frisco continues to grow, how is the community changing, both culturally and spiritually?In this episode of Let's Talk Local, Sarah Zubiate Bennett sits down with Pastor Keith Craft for a candid conversation about Frisco's transformation, the growing number of mosques in North Texas, and the questions surrounding Islamic beliefs and political influence.They also tackle some tough questions about religious freedom, the role of faith in our communities, and how the upcoming midterm election could shape Frisco's future.Whether you're a Frisco resident, a person of faith, or simply someone looking for perspectives beyond legacy media coverage, this is a conversation worth hearing.

There's no question that our first responders deserve the best training, equipment, and facilities possible. But what's the best way to make that happen?In this episode of Let's Talk Local, we go behind the scenes at the Dallas Police Department's training facility, where the need for major improvements is hard to ignore. But is Proposition A the answer?Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux gives us a firsthand look at the aging complex, explains what his officers need, and shares his hopes for the future as Dallas voters prepare to make their voices heard in the midterm election.

Tarrant County Republican Party Chairman Tim Davis has his finger on the pulse of what's happening across DFW as voters head into a consequential midterm election. Guided by his faith and a commitment to his family and community, Davis shares his perspective on the issues shaping the future of Tarrant County and beyond.Early voting is officially underway, and now is the time to get informed! Hear what Davis has to say about the upcoming election and why he believes so much is at stake on this episode of Let's Talk Local.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says the city's first responders need more funding, and they need it NOW! He's urging Dallas voters to vote "yes" on Proposition A, arguing that the funding is critical to public safety. On this episode of Let's Talk Local, Mayor Johnson breaks down why he believes Proposition A is so important, why the funding can't wait, and what he has to say to those opposing the measure.

Dallas City Councilwoman Cara Mendelsohn is known for being outspoken about public safety, so why is she voting "no" on Proposition A? Mendelsohn says her concerns aren't about the need for public safety funding, but rather the broad language of the proposition and the possibility that funds could be redirected elsewhere. Hear her explain her concerns, her position, and what she believes voters should know before heading to the polls on this episode of Let's Talk Local.