Navarro County, TX (WBAP/KLID) – Amid a long battle with COVID-19 the Navarro County health director died Saturday afternoon. According to a post on his Facebook page, Dr. Kent Rogers faced the choice of being on a ventilator for a long term, but with already diminished lung capacity he “made the brave decision to move…… MORE
Dallas’s Largest St. Paddy’s Day Parade Canceled for 2021
Dallas (WBAP/KLIF) – The Dallas St. Patrick’s Parade will not step off down Greenville Avenue next month. On the parade’s official Facebook page, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban who has donated over $400,000 dollars to the parade since 2012, said that for “obvious reasons” the parade is canceled, but he’s looking forward to it’s return…… MORE
Dave & Amy Discuss Why Smart Lights Suck!
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Dave & Amy Discuss the Amount of Stimulus Checks in the New Coronavirus Relief Package
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Dallas Teams Up With Methodist After KBH Vaccine Debacle
Dallas (WBAP/KLIF) The city of Dallas has partnered with Methodist Health System to help distribute over 47-hundred dozes of the pfizer vaccine arriving this week. Mayor Eric Johnson says the partnership will ensure faster and more efficient distribution and help alleviate scheduling and wait-time issues encountered at the Kay Bailey Hutchison center over the weekend.…… MORE
Texas Will Get More Vaccine Than Expected This Week
HOUSTON (AP) — Texas is scheduled to get more than 520,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this week, more than state officials said they had originally expected to receive Texas Department of State Health Services officials said the boost in doses is due to two factors: a 30% increase in the Moderna vaccine that’s being…… MORE
Coronavirus Cases For Texas Still Showing an Upward Trend
Austin (AP) – Texas health officials report more than 18,000 new or probable coronavirus cases and 332 more deaths due to the illness caused by the virus. The Texas health department on Saturday reported totals of more than 2 million virus cases and 36,320 deaths as a result of COVID-19. Data from Johns Hopkins University…… MORE
Long-Term Care Facilities Left Waiting for Vaccinations
Undated (AP) Frustration is building over the pace of COVID-19 vaccinations at long-term care sites, where some homes still await shots while fending off a virus that can devastate their residents. The major drugstore chains tasked with giving shots in these places are far along in vaccinating nursing home residents and staff. But some other…… MORE
COVID-19 Continues Rampaging Through Texas
Austin (AP) – Texas health officials report more than 18,000 new or probable coronavirus cases and 332 more deaths due to the illness caused by the virus. The Texas health department on Saturday reported totals of more than 2 million virus cases and 36,320 deaths as a result of COVID-19. Data from Johns Hopkins University…… MORE
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