DALLAS (KLIF/WBAP) — There are 20,000 bikes in Dallas as part of the largest bikeshare market in the country. But how many of those bikes are ridden on a regular basis? And how does it work exactly? Dave & Amy sent Producer Robyn Geske to find out. Dave Williams & Amy Chodroff, KLIF/WBAP, Copyright © 2018… MORE
Category Archives: KLIF News & Information In The Morning
Former Tech Execs Form Non-Profit
DALLAS (KLIF/WBAP) — A group of former Facebook and Google executives have formed a non-profit group aimed at reigning in some of the power in the industry they helped create. They’re calling themselves “The Center for Humane Technology” and their goal is to give parents and teachers more information when it comes to the affect of…… MORE
Congressman Burgess Weighs In on State of the Union
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WBAP/KLIF) — North Texas Congressman Michael Burgess said President Trump’s first State of the Union address was upbeat, positive, and well received. Dr. Burgess was in the gallery Tuesday night for the speech. He said where he was sitting, many of the other lawmakers seemed to agree with the President’s talking points. Congressman Burgess said the immigration…… MORE
Congressman Burgess Weighs In on State of the Union
WASHINGTON, D.C. (KLIF/WBAP) — North Texas Congressman Michael Burgess says President Trump’s first State of the Union address was upbeat, positive, and well received. Dr. Burgess was in the gallery Tuesday night for the speech. He says where he was sitting, many of the other lawmakers seemed to agree with the President’s talking points. But Congressman…… MORE
NYPD Officers Receive Fewer “Get Out of Jail Free” Cards From Union
NEW YORK (KLIF/WBAP) — New York City police officers are up in arms over a plan to reduce the number of so-called “get out of jail free” cards they get to give to friends and family. The police union recently decided to reduce the number of cards to 20 from 30. Union leaders say they…… MORE
Attorney General Threatens Suit if DACA Remains
DALLAS (KLIF/WBAP) — Texas’ Attoney General is asking the Supreme Court to review a ruling that halted the shutdown of the Defered Action for Childhood Arivals, or DACA. President Trump announced an end to DACA, saying he’ll shut down the program by March. However, an appeals court in California ruled the feds can’t just abruptly end…… MORE
Teacher’s Tirade Caught on Tape
PICO RIVERA, CA (KLIF/WBAP) — A teacher in Californiais in hot water after he’s allegedly caught on tape making disparaging comments about the US military in class. In three videos posted online, a man can be heard ranting about the military and insulting Service member’s intelligence and determination. The person who posted the videos says…… MORE
“Die With Me” App Provides Kinship, Contact With Others as Battery Dies
DALLAS (KLIF/WBAP) — Do you ever get the feeling that you’re all alone, once your smartphone battery dies? Developers of the new app “Die With Me” are counting on it. It’s an app, available for Apple and Android, that provides a chat room to other users in the same situation: you can only enter the…… MORE
Net Neutrality Explained in Burger King Ad
DALLAS (KLIF/WBAP) — Burger King is calling out the Federal Communications Commission, and the repeal of net neutrality, in a new ad that’s going viral. On Wednesday, the fast food giant published a spot on its Twitter, YouTube and Instagram pages. In it, workers tell somewhat confused customers that their Whoppers would be ready in accordance…… MORE
One Guy’s Opinion, Jan. 27th
DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) — It’s the weekend in DFW, so why not go see a movie? Dr. Frank Swietek gave us his hits and misses this week… in One Guy’s Opinion. Each week, Frank gives us the best of times, and sometimes worst of times, in film. Catch him Friday mornings on The Morning Drive with Dave…… MORE
