Yearly Archives: 2018

Mother of Affluenza Teen Denied Bond

Mother of Affluenza Teen Denied Bond

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) – A judge has denied bond for the mother of a Texas teenager who used an “affluenza” defense in a fatal drunken-driving wreck. Tonya Couch will now await her trial on money laundering and hindering apprehension charges in the Tarrant County Jail. Her trial is now set for Nov. 12. State…MORE

Free Family Fun With Outdoor ‘Pix In The Plaza’ in Irving

Free Family Fun With Outdoor ‘Pix In The Plaza’ in Irving

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF News) – Alamo Drafthouse North Texas and Toyota Music Factory announce another round of Pix In The Plaza free outdoor movie screenings on the Texas Lottery Plaza. Showings on select Sunday evenings through October 7th, the next Pix In The Plaza lineup takes a trip back in time for screenings of family-friendly ’80s…MORE

Dallas County & Zachary Thompson Being Sued Over Allegations of Sexual Abuse

Dallas County & Zachary Thompson Being Sued Over Allegations of Sexual Abuse

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF News) – A lawsuit citing allegations of “sexual abuse, harassment, intimidation, and retaliation” was filed against Dallas County and Zachary Thompson today. The Spencer Scott Law Firm is pursuing the allegations on behalf of their client, Lynette Smith-Clay. The suit alleges inappropriate actions by Mr. Thompson while while he was the Director of…MORE

Texas DPS Urges Students and Parents to Use Mobile Safety App as Classes Begin

Texas DPS Urges Students and Parents to Use Mobile Safety App as Classes Begin

AUSTIN  (WBAP/KLIF News) – As the school year ramps up for students across the Metroplex, the Texas Department of Public Safety is reminding parents and students to download the i-WatchTexas app to report possible school threats. Governor Greg Abbott announced the launch of the new app as part of this school safety plan after the…MORE

Texas DPS Urges Students and Parents to Use Mobile Safety App as Classes Begin

Texas DPS Urges Students and Parents to Use Mobile Safety App as Classes Begin

AUSTIN  (WBAP/KLIF News) – As the school year ramps up for students across the Metroplex, the Texas Department of Public Safety is reminding parents and students to download the i-WatchTexas app to report possible school threats. Governor Greg Abbott announced the launch of the new app as part of this school safety plan after the…MORE

Controversial Quote Removed From Houston Schools

Controversial Quote Removed From Houston Schools

HOUSTON (AP) – A sign at a Houston elementary and middle school that sparked criticism on social media has been removed. The Houston Independent School District says the sign that read, “The more you act like a lady, the more he’ll act like a gentleman,” was removed Friday night. The wall was patched and repainted.…MORE

Arlington’s fight over term limits came to a screeching halt Sunday night

Arlington’s fight over term limits came to a screeching halt Sunday night

Arlington (WBAP/KLIF) – Arlington’s battle over competing term limits proposals came to an abrupt end Sunday night. The city council had called an unusual weekend meeting to move ahead with a term limits proposal it had drawn up to compete with a citizens’ initiative that had already been guaranteed a place on November’s general election…MORE

A woman opened fire early Monday morning inside a Houston area food warehouse.

A woman opened fire early Monday morning inside a Houston area food warehouse.

Missouri City (WBAP/KLIF) – Two people were killed early Monday morning when gunfire erupted inside a Houston area Ben E. Keith food distribution warehouse. Missouri City Police say a woman who apparently was employed there suddenly opened fire about 3:00 AM. She killed one person, and wounded another, then was shot herself in a confrontation…MORE