Category Archives: KLIF News & Information In The Morning

Gulf Coast Bracing For Back-to-Back Hurricanes

Gulf Coast Bracing For Back-to-Back Hurricanes

Dallas (WBAP/KLIF) – The Gulf coast from Corpus Christi, Texas to Apalachicola, Florida is bracing for the onslaught of two possible hurricanes this week. Tropical Storm Marco is paralleling the east coast of Mexico, while Tropical Storm Laura entered the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean. They should both be hurricanes by the time they…MORE

COVID-19 Has Killed 11,000 In Texas

COVID-19 Has Killed 11,000 In Texas

Austin (AP) – Texas has surpassed 11,000 coronavirus deaths as hospitalizations continue to fall. State health officials reported Friday that roughly 5,500 coronavirus patients were hospitalized, which is nearly half as many as July’s peak. Republican Governor Greg Abbott also announced federal approval of some out-of-work Texans to receive an additional $300 a week through…MORE

Another Soldier Missing From Fort Hood

Another Soldier Missing From Fort Hood

Austin (AP) – Authorities are searching in Central Texas for another solider who has gone missing from Fort Hood. Base officials and the Killeen police issued alerts Thursday night on the missing soldier, Sgt. Elder Fernandes. Police says 23-year-old Fernandes was reported missing Wednesday and was last seen Monday when his staff sergeant dropped Fernandes…MORE

US Gulf Coast Could Be Hit By Side-By-Side Hurricanes Within A Few Days

US Gulf Coast Could Be Hit By Side-By-Side Hurricanes Within A Few Days

Dallas (WBAP/KLIF) – The Gulf Coast could be facing a major, double hit this coming week. A pair of tropical storms is forecast to come this way, likely side-by-side, as they grow stronger and become possible hurricanes.   Tropical Storm Marco formed late Friday, south of the Yucatan peninsula. It is now heading more or less…MORE

How did the DNC Go? + 100 AMC Theaters  Reopen… Here are the New Movies

How did the DNC Go? + 100 AMC Theaters Reopen… Here are the New Movies

00:27 Joe Biden has accepted the democratic presidential nomination, vowing to take on national crises and declaring that “we will overcome this season of darkness.”  SMU Political Science Professor Dr. Cal Jilson joins Dave & Amy on KLIF in the Morning to recap about the DNC Convention. 05:29 It’s Friday, and it’s time to talk…MORE

Texas Man Charged With Ohio Ambulance Theft

Texas Man Charged With Ohio Ambulance Theft

Toledo, Ohio (AP) – Ohio State Police say a Texas man is in custody after leading troopers on a chase through three Ohio counties in a stolen ambulance. The Ohio State Highway Patrol says an ambulance reported stolen from Mercy Health St. Vincent’s Medical Center in Toledo was spotted parked on Route 24 in Lucas…MORE

COVID-19 Death Toll Nears 10,000

COVID-19 Death Toll Nears 10,000

Austin (AP) – The death toll in Texas from the coronavirus inched nearer to 10,000 over the weekend, with 238 deaths reported on Saturday bringing the total to 9,840. The Texas Department of State Health Services said the number of reported cases increased by 8,245 to 528,838. The true number of cases is likely higher…MORE

Texas Has The Tests: Needs Test-Takers

Texas Has The Tests: Needs Test-Takers

Austin (AP) – Texas leaders who grappled with coronavirus testing shortages for much of the pandemic are now facing the opposite problem: not enough takers. The number of coronavirus tests being done each day in Texas has dropped by the thousands in August, mirroring nationwide trends. The drop comes even as the number of deaths…MORE

Stripper Going To Prison For 16 Years

Stripper Going To Prison For 16 Years

Texarkana (AP) – A federal judge in Texas has sentenced a former male stripper to more than 16 years in prison on charges linked to having a shank in jail, and threatening to have a white supremacist gang kill a witness. A federal jury acquitted Collin Hayden of gun and drug charges in March, but…MORE

Docs Tell Police Less Lethal Ammo Is Dangerous

Docs Tell Police Less Lethal Ammo Is Dangerous

Austin (AP) – A group of doctors in Austin is warning police not to use so-called “less lethal” munitions for crowd control after they treated people who were severely hurt during protests in May. In a letter published Friday in the New England Journal of Medicine, 12 doctors from the Dell Seton Medical Center at…MORE