(WBAP/KLIF) — The White House may be mulling over an idea to reduce the U.S. military presence in Europe. Reports have surfaced that around 10,000 troops may be sent home from Germany. According to the Heritage Foundation’s Jim Carafano, the forces stationed in Germany are vital. The United States maintains several military bases, hospitals, and…… MORE
Police Mistrust Can Be Fixed By Cops Speaking Out
(WBAP/KLIF) — Police departments around the country are facing criticism of racism and brutality after four Minneapolis officers were charged in the death of George Floyd. mistrust of police departments has intensified and former FBI senior officer Steve Rogers says rebuilding that trust begins with weeding out prejudiced cops. Rogers feels the three officers charged…… MORE
[PHOTOS] A Christopher Columbus Statue Winds Up in a Richmond, VA Lake
Richmond, VA-AP (WBAP/KLIF) – In downtown Richmond, Virginia Tuesday night, a Christopher Columbus statue was torn down by protesters. The statue was set on fire and then submerged into a lake. News outlets report the figure was toppled less than two hours after protesters gathered in the city’s Byrd Park Tuesday chanting for the statue…… MORE
KLIF Morning News: Analyzing the Trump Campaign, and Monuments Going Down
0:25 — Perception paints a picture of an uphill battle for President Trump come election season. Is that really the case? SMU political science professor Cal Jillson analyzes how the Trump campaign will need to navigate the current state of America in order to be re-elected. 10:18 — Denton County is moving its Confederate monument…… MORE
Texas inmate granted parole after 40 years on death row
HOUSTON (AP) — An intellectually disabled Texas inmate who has spent nearly four decades on death row has been granted parole, according to The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that it would be unconstitutional to execute Bobby James Moore because of his mental disability. Moore, 60, was granted parole…… MORE
George Floyd Prompts Arlington PD Policy Change
(WBAP/KLIF) — In the wake of George Floyd’s death, Arlington police are changing their policies. The unforgettable image of a Minneapolis police officer pressing his knee into the neck of George Floyd continues to disturb Americans. The restraint method is referred to as the vascular neck restraint and Interim Arlington Police Chief Jaime Ayala is…… MORE
COVID-19 Cases in Metroplex Top 22,000
(WBAP/KLIF) — 22,219 cases of COVID-19 have been reported in the Metroplex. Dallas county reported just under 300 new cases, Tuesday, to bring the county-wide total to over 12,645 with 7 new deaths. Tarrant county reported 6 new deaths with 6,433 infected residents, while Denton and Collin counties are each nearing 1,600 cases with one…… MORE
Fair Park Fourth Cancelled Due to Pandemic
DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF NEWS)- The Coronavirus pandemic claims the life of yet another annual Dallas event. Organizers announced Tuesday that the annual Fair Park Fourth celebration has been cancelled in the interest of public safety. The official Fair Park Twitter tweeted Tuesday, “Due to the pandemic & in the interest of public safety, Fair Park First…… MORE
Denton County Votes to Remove Confederate Memorial
DENTON (WBAP/KLIF NEWS)- As protest for racial injustice continue across the state, Denton County Commissioners voted unanimously on Tuesday to remove and relocate a confederate memorial located in front of the Denton court house on the square to a museum. “Our collective decision is not one taken lightly. However, in weighing the potential for further…… MORE
George Floyd Laid to Rest in Texas
HOUSTON (WBAP/KLIF) – Hundreds of people attended a private service for George Floyd Tuesday in Houston, weeks after he died in Minneapolis Police custody. Former Vice President and current Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden appeared on the big screen at Fountain of Praise Church with a message for Americans. “We cannot leave this moment thinking…… MORE
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