ASSOCIATED PRESS; ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE – He was known as the flamboyant father of rock and roll; broke barriers of race, music and society, and died at the age of 87 after a long battle with bone cancer. Little Richard, born Richard Wayne Penniman in Macon Georgia in 1932, died Saturday. Little Richard broke barriers and…… MORE
Metroplex Covid-19 Infections Still Rising Across Metroplex
DALLAS) – WBAP/KLIF =- Dallas County on Saturday reported 250 new positive infections of the Covid-19 virus, and 8 additional deaths. Tarrant County Saturday reported 6 additional deaths believed related to complications from the virus, as well as 83 new positiives. Denton County announced no new deaths on Saturday related to coronavirus, but discovered 12…… MORE
Democrats Allegedly Ask Five Unnamed Companies To Give Back Coronavirus Loan Money
WASHINGTON (AP) – House Democrats are demanding that companies return federal dollars that they say were intended for smaller businesses. A Democratic-led subcommittee overseeing coronavirus aid on Friday sent letters to five companies as its first official action. The panel said the companies received loans of $10 million and should not have taken them. That’s…… MORE
Hundreds of Dallas City Employees Will Be Furloughed Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
DALLAS (AP) – Dallas city officials say they are furloughing about 500 employees for 2 1/2 months after the economic crash caused by the coronavirus pandemic decimated city finances. In a letter sent Friday to employees, City Manager T.C. Broadnax said the economic shutdown imposed by the outbreak of COVID-19, the illness caused by the…… MORE
Rockwall resident arrested for Garland murder
Garland (WBAP/KLIF) – A Rockwall man has been arrested for Friday’s killing of a woman in Garland. 33 year old Jessica Watkins was gunned down at a gas station outside an I-30 Walmart while apparently soliciting money from customers at the gas pumps. Witnesses got the license number of the suspect’s car as it drove…… MORE
COVID-19 hits Irving poultry plant
Irving (WBAP/KLIF) – At least 40 workers at an Irving poultry processing plant have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The Wisconsin based Brakebush Brothers plant employs more than 750 people. It was shut down for four days in April for a deep cleaning, and says it has strengthened its employee safety precautions. Two dozen…… MORE
Traffic is increasing in DFW
Dallas/Fort Worth (WBAP/KLIF) – A new study confirms it is not imagination, traffic is increasing in DFW. Traffic Carma reports a 10% increase in morning rush hour traffic last week. It was up 22% at midday, and 15% during afternoon rush hour. According to Traffic Carma, that was all caused by an overall 20% increase…… MORE
Child Pornographic Images Displayed During Dallas ISD Zoom Call Hacking Incident
DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF NEWS)- Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, the video chat service Zoom has gained huge popularity throughout the nation. But a recent hacking incident has some doubting its safety. This situation happened during a Dallas ISD Zoom meeting featuring over 60 people including students and staff, when towards the end of the call, child pornographic…… MORE
Dallas Runners Dedicate 2.23 Miles to Ahmaud Arbery
DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF NEWS)- Citizens across the nation have been running to show their support for the loved ones of Ahmaud Arbery, who was murdered by two white men in February while jogging in his Georgia neighborhood. Dallas citizen Nick Marino organized a downtown Dallas run starting at victory plaza. “We’re out her for one major…… MORE
15 Texas Mayors Jointly Write Letter For Congress to Provide Direct and Flexible COVID-19 Funding
PLANO (WBAP/KLIF)- 15 Texas Mayors write to Congress as a call to action for more federal assistance and flexibility. The letter is Co-Authored by: – Mayor Harry LaRosiliere, City of Plano – Mayor Sylvester Turner, City of Houston – Mayor Ron Nirenberg, City of San Antonio – Mayor Eric Johnson, City of Dallas – Mayor…… MORE
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