OXFORD TOWNSHIP, MI (AP) – Authorities say a 17-year-old boy has become the fourth student to die from a school shooting in Michigan. The Oakland County sheriff’s office identified the teen Wednesday as Justin Shilling. The shooting occurred Tuesday at Oxford High School in Oakland County. Seven other people were wounded, some critically, including a…… MORE
Abortion Rights at Stake in Divided Supreme Court Arguments
Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) – Abortion rights are on the line at the Supreme Court in historic arguments over the landmark ruling nearly 50 years ago that declared a nationwide right to end a pregnancy. The court’s three liberal justices suggested in arguments Wednesday that it would severely damage the court’s legitimacy if it agrees…… MORE
North Texas Televangelist Who Espoused Who Discouraged Vaccines Dies After COVID-19 Battle
COLLEYVILLE (WBAP/KLIF News) – Daystar Television Network founder and high-profile televangelist Marcus Lamb, who spread anti-vaccine sentiments, has died to complications from COVID-19. In a message posted to the Daystar website, officials said the 64-year-old died Tuesday morning. “He leaves behind a legacy of fiercely loving the Lord, all the people of the world, and…… MORE
Omicron Threat Depends on Delta
(WBAP/KLIF) — World-wide concern about the Omicron variant has Texans concerned. The variant has yet to reach the United States, however experts predict it will. Texas A&M virologist Ben Neuman says there isn’t much known about the variant, however a clearer picture will emerge in two weeks. Science from the sequence points to Omicron being…… MORE
President’s Policies Blasted by Heritage Foundation
(WBAP/KLIF) — The Biden Administration’s policy decisions have received mixed reviews. Democrats praise the president having America’s best interests at heart. However, the Heritage Foundation’s Jim Carafano criticizes the president for dividing the country, while hurting businesses and the economy. Carafano points to open borders, stringent COVID mandates, and the attack on the oil and…… MORE
New Texas rules after blackout, but not for this winter
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Regulators of Texas’ oil and gas industry that buckled during February’s deadly freeze moved Tuesday toward making some producers more prepared for cold weather, but not in time for this winter as the nation’s power grid monitor warned the state is still at risk of blackouts. Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is guaranteeing the lights…… MORE
KLIF Morning News: Twitter’s Ridiculous New Photo Rule
Twitter announced a new privacy rule when it comes to posting photos, and it’s got everyone scratching their heads. It’s the subject of today’s “Scott’s Thoughts” with Dave, Amy, and Scott.… MORE
KLIF Morning News: A Tragic School Shooting, and Calls For Another Special Session
A Michigan high school was the site of a tragic deadly shooting, and Texan politicians are calling for ANOTHER special session — this time to talk about vaccine mandates. Dave & Amy talk about that, and much more, in today’s KLIFnotes.… MORE
KLIF Morning News: Virologist Talks Omicron
So is the Omicron more or less contagious than the Delta variant of COVID-19? And do the vaccines work against it or not? There’s a lot to figure out, so Dave & Amy spoke to Texas A&M virologist Dr. Benjamin Neuman about it.… MORE
Critics Warn Power Grid Could Go Down
(WBAP/KLIF) — Some believe Texas’ move to bolster protections against winter power outages doesn’t go far enough. Regulators of the Texas oil and gas industry are moving to make operators better prepared for cold weather, following February’s deadly freeze. However, new rules passed, Tuesday, won’t come in time for winter as the nation’s power grid…… MORE
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