Category Archives: 24/7 Newsroom News

President Biden is Recovering From COVID-19

President Biden is Recovering From COVID-19

(WBAP/KLIF) – WASHINGTON, DC – After testing positive for COVID-19 earlier this week, President Biden’s condition is improving. On Saturday, White House physician Kevin O’Connor stated that while Biden’s condition is improving, he is still experiencing mild symptoms such as a loose non-productive cough, and hoarseness. He also added that the President has taken six…MORE

Fire at First Baptist Dallas Church in Downtown Dallas

DALLAS – Dallas Fire Rescue responded to a three-alarm fire just after 6 p.m. at the First Baptist Dallas Church at 1707 San Jacinto St.When firefighters arrived they were met with heavy smoke and immediately started attacking the blaze. From videos and photos posted on social media, several fire engines were on the scene. DFR confirmed…MORE

Dallas County Executive Director Steps Down Amid Allegations of Violations of Law

Dallas County Executive Director Steps Down Amid Allegations of Violations of Law

DALLAS – The Executive Director of the Dallas County Juvenile Detention Center has resigned after a WFAA-TV investigation into allegations of filth and juveniles held in the cells in violation of state law. Director Darryl Beatty denied allegations of mistreatement at the facility, but Friday stepped down with a Monday meeting now planned of the…MORE

Texas DPS Driver License Offices Closed Friday Due to Tech Issues

Texas DPS Driver License Offices Closed Friday Due to Tech Issues

AUSTIN (WBAP/KLIF News ) – The Texas Department of Public Safety said its driver license offices are closed statewide due to a technical issue on Friday. In a statement posted to X, the department said its technology teams are “working diligently on a fix, however, there is not current estimate on when offices will reopen.”…MORE

CrowdStrike Issue Causes Outages Affecting Airlines and Businesses Worldwide

CrowdStrike Issue Causes Outages Affecting Airlines and Businesses Worldwide

NORTH TEXAS (WBAP/KLIF News ) – An update by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike led to a major outage Friday morning that affected airlines and businesses worldwide. Microsoft assured its customers the company was working to fix issues affecting its 365 apps and services. The tech giant said its cloud services are in the process of being…MORE

Trump Officially Accepts the Republican Presidential Nomination

Trump Officially Accepts the Republican Presidential Nomination

(WBAP/KLIF) – MILWAUKEE, WI – For the first time since the assassination attempt, former President Trump spoke publicly at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. In addition to accepting the Republican nomination for president Trump described the events of the attempted assassination on his life last Saturday, and thanked God for protecting him on that…MORE

DART is Considering Increasing Their Rates

DART is Considering Increasing Their Rates

(WBAP/KLIF) – DALLAS, TX – Several North Texas cities are asking about the money being spent on DART, and have stated that they are not getting enough out of the public transit system to justify the expense. In response, DART is considering changes to their fares. The $2.50 single ride option would be eliminated for…MORE

State’s Largest Migrant Shelter Accused of Child Sex Abuse

State’s Largest Migrant Shelter Accused of Child Sex Abuse

(WBAP/KLIF) — What was supposed to be a safe haven for unaccompanied migrant children is now the focus of a Department of Justice sexual abuse investigation. The largest migrant shelter in Austin facing child sex abuse charges, as Southwest Key operates 29 child migrant shelters, 17 of those are located in Texas. The DOJ says…MORE

Lou Dobbs Dies at 78

Lou Dobbs Dies at 78

(WBAP/KLIF) – A longtime business news anchor who became aligned with former president Donald Trump has died at the age of 78. A statement on his social media account called him a “fighter till the very end”. Dobbs had a long career in journalism, with more than 20 years on the job at the CNN…MORE

Texas Citrus Industry Dying; Leaders Call on Congress to Take Action Now.

Texas Citrus Industry Dying; Leaders Call on Congress to Take Action Now.

TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY – (WBAP/KLIF) The nearly $500 million Texas citrus industry is nearing the brink of collapse as Mexico continues to fail to deliver water to the Rio Grande, as required per a 1944 U.S. – Mexico treaty. Many citrus and other Valley farmers are already without any irrigation beyond the rare rainfall.…MORE