Yearly Archives: 2018

Over 500 Job Opportunities to open in South Fort Worth

Over 500 Job Opportunities to open in South Fort Worth

FORT WORTH (WBAP/KLIF)- A new grocery distribution center is coming to South Fort Worth, bringing 550 new jobs. Fort Worth Councilwoman Kelly Allen Gray said the company, McLane, will give residents an opportunity to work in a $18 million dollar, 625,000 square foot facility in Carter Industrial park. “It’s good paying jobs, the average wage is $55,000,…MORE

Triggerman In 2015 Murder For Hire Plot Sentenced To Death

Triggerman In 2015 Murder For Hire Plot Sentenced To Death

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF News) – The triggerman in a 2015 murder for hire in Dallas has been sentenced to death. A Dallas County jury sentenced Kristopher Love to the death penalty for the capital murder of Dallas dentist Kendra Hatcher. Hatcher’s sister took the stand after the sentence during victim impact statements…”five hundred dollars and drugs,…MORE

Three Commanders At Laughlin Air Force Base in South Texas Relieved of Duty

Three Commanders At Laughlin Air Force Base in South Texas Relieved of Duty

DEL RIO, Texas (AP) – Three commanders at a military pilot training base in South Texas have been relieved of duty for what officials call leadership failures that left some personnel not feeling safe or respected. The Air Education and Training Command on Wednesday announced changes for the 47th Flying Training Wing at Laughlin Air…MORE

Dallas Police Asking for Public’s Help Identifying Sexual Assault Suspect

Dallas Police Asking for Public’s Help Identifying Sexual Assault Suspect

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – The Dallas Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect in three sexual assaults. The department said Wednesday that the latest offense happened Tuesday night on Pineland Drive in Dallas, near Lake Highlands. The other alleged crimes took place in September near the Galleria. Deputy Chief Thomas Castro says…MORE

Tarrant County Resolves Backlogged Mail-In-Ballot Request Issue

Tarrant County Resolves Backlogged Mail-In-Ballot Request Issue

FORT WORTH  (WBAP/KLIF News) – With the mid-term elections just days away, some North Texans had been complaining that they haven’t received mail-in ballots they request weeks ago. On Wednesday, the Tarrant County Elections Office said it had mailed the last batch of mail-in ballots Monday. Elections Administrator Heider Garcia said the high demand for…MORE

Big 12 Adopts Verification of Baylor Title IX Reforms

Big 12 Adopts Verification of Baylor Title IX Reforms

IRVING, Texas (AP) – The Big 12 board of directors has unanimously endorsed an independent report that says Baylor has implemented recommendations for reforming its Title IX process after a campus sexual assault scandal more than two years ago. With the board’s action Tuesday, the Big 12 will no longer withhold a portion of Baylor’s…MORE

Change the 14th Amendment by Executive Order? North Texans Chime In

Change the 14th Amendment by Executive Order? North Texans Chime In

Dallas-Fort Worth (WBAP/KLIF) – North Texans are reacting to President Trump saying he wants to sign an executive order to change the 14th amendment, taking away birth-right citizenship to immigrants. One man told our Scott Sidway that he’s “not supportive of the change, and that he doesn’t think most the country as a whole will…MORE

Cruz and O’Rourke both predicting victory

Cruz and O’Rourke both predicting victory

RICHMOND, Texas (AP) — If Texas is changing under his feet, Ted Cruz doesn’t see it. The Republican senator, locked in a closer-than-expected re-election battle, insists he’s not worried about America’s largest, reliably red state slowly turning blue. That’s despite a booming Hispanic population and top firms bringing thousands of employees from more liberal locales.…MORE

Fort Worth Police Address Ordinance for Anti Immigration Activity

FORT WORTH (WBAP/KLIF)- Fort Worth police address a new  city ordinance that will help stop  anti immigration banners and flyers from being put up on the city. Earlier this month a banner saying “Deport them all” was displayed on a bridge and several other anti immigration flyers. City officials say this is not considered a…MORE