Suspect in Bush’s Doctor’s Death Deeded House to Ohio Woman

PAINESVILLE, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio woman who was an acquaintance of the man suspected of killing one of former President George H.W. Bush’s doctors in Houston learned several days after the fatal shooting that he’d deeded his home to her. Jeannette Spencer, of Painesville, Ohio, told the Willoughby News-Herald she called Joseph Pappas on July 24…MORE

North Texas parents desperate to find EpiPens before school starts

FRISCO, Texas (WBAP/KLIF News) — Parents are scrambling to refill prescriptions for EpiPens before their kids start back to school. EpiPens have been in short supply since May. The drug’s maker, Pfizer, tells WFAA: “We understand how important this potentially life-saving product is to patients, and are working tirelessly to increase production and expedite shipments…MORE

Amid Extreme Drought Conditions, Young Anglers Are Out and About

Dallas (WBAP/KLIF) – Severe drought conditions have expanded from Tarrant to Parker and Hood counties, and water levels are down three feet at Eagle Mountain Lake. extreme drought conditions in Tarrant county have resulted in water levels at Eagle Mountain Lake levels down 3 feet. The most recent drought monitor showed a small area Dallas…MORE

Undisclosed Settlement Reached in the Rape of 13 Year Old Girl at Oklahoma Church Camp

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – The operators of an Oklahoma church camp where a man working as a cook raped a 13-year-old Texas girl have settled a lawsuit with the girl’s family. The Oklahoman reports that settlement details weren’t disclosed, including any possible money settlement, but that the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma agreed to take…MORE

Texas Guns: Will There Be Tighter Restrictions on Gun Access or Not?

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Texas schools have been adding metal detectors and armed personnel to improve campus security after the deadly May attack at a Houston-area high school. But Texas apparently won’t be tightening restrictions on gun access for people deemed dangerous to themselves or others. Gov. Greg Abbott said after the Santa Fe High…MORE

The Federal Trade Commission Warns Consumers About Robocalls

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF News) – The Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers about scams that include threatening tactics that scare consumers into sending money. The FTC reports the scam might be a text, an email, or phone call (listen to an example below).  Experienced scammers may even have personal information like your social security number, and…MORE

Hazardous Weather (Fire) Outlook Issued for North, Central Texas

(Fort Worth – WBAP/KLIF)  National Weather Service issues a hazardous weather outlook to intensify the awareness of weather and drought conditions increasingly leading to pop up brush fires across North and Central Texas the past several days. Despite the promise of rain coming to North Texas beginning Tuesday night or Wednesday, drought is so entrenched…MORE

Hazardous Weather (Fire) Outlook Issued for North, Central Texas

National Weather Service issues a hazardous weather outlook to intensify the awareness of weather and drought conditions increasingly leading to pop up brush fires across North and Central Texas the past several days. Despite the promise of rain coming to North Texas beginning Tuesday night or Wednesday, drought is so entrenched in the region now…MORE

Hazardous Weather (Fire) Outlook Issued for North, Central Texas

National Weather Service issues a hazardous weather outlook to intensify the awareness of weather and drought conditions increasingly leading to pop up brush fires across North and Central Texas the past several days. Despite the promise of rain coming to North Texas beginning Tuesday night or Wednesday, drought is so entrenched in the region now…MORE

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