A Slow and Steady Reopening in North Texas

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – The State of Texas began its phased reopening on Friday, as coronavirus restrictions are slowly being lifted. But it wasn’t a mad dash to stores and restaurants. Retailers, movie theaters, restaurants, and museums all had the ability to open Friday at 25% percent capacity, under a new Executive Order from Governor Greg Abbott.…MORE

Community Generosity Boosts Parkland’s COVID-19 Response

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – Parkland Hospital is using donations from the community to help medical experts better respond to the coronavirus pandemic. According to the Parkland Foundation, more than $3.5 million in philanthropic gifts have been committed to support a new Public Health Preparedness Fund. The money is intended to help Parkland Health & Hospital System…MORE

Anonymous Tip Leads to Arrest of Suspected Parker County Car Thief

PARKER COUNTY  (WBAP/KLIF News) – A Parker County man suspected of stealing several cars is behind bars thanks to an anonymous tip. Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler said 29-year-old Braxton Lee Manley was arrested after the department’s auto theft investigator Scott Masters, assigned to the Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force, recovered several cars in…MORE

Texas Reopens Doors to Businesses

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Texas is starting to return to work. For the first time since early April, every restaurant and retailer across the state Friday is allowed to open doors to customers, although more widely in some cities than others. But Texas is also reopening amid the grim milestone of the deadliest single day…MORE

Latest COVID-19 Totals For D-F-W Area

(WBAP/KLIF) — Over 300 new cases of COVID-19 surfaced in the Metroplex, Thursday.  Dallas County reported the largest daily increase in cases with 179 additionally infected residents. Tarrant County health officials indicated they had 97 newly confirmed cases, while Denton and Collin Counties combined for 31 new cases.  in all, North Texas surged past 7,200…MORE

Denton Extends Disaster Declaration

(WBAP/KLIF) — The city of Denton extended its disaster declaration, Thursday, until the end of May.  The city council also approved $850,000 for use in COVID-19 response activities.  In addition the city council approved funding to help out of work families. All municipal court proceedings and utility shut-offs are postponed until after May 15th and…MORE

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