Yearly Archives: 2017

Balloon Festival Expected to Attract Thousands

DALLAS  (WBAP/KLIF News)-100,000 people are expected over next two days at the 38th annual Plano Hot Air Balloon Festival. Festival Director Jo Via said this is huge family event. “Everybody that comes to this walks away having seen these beautiful, graceful balloons and it doesn’t matter if they are 2 or 102.” The Plano Hot Air…MORE

Longhorn with A World Record sold in Fort Worth

Longhorn with A World Record sold in Fort Worth

FORT WORTH, Texas — A Longhorn Bull with a World Record sold for a big amount at the auction block in Fort Worth on Friday. Cowboy Tuff Chex is the bulls name and he went for a total of $165,000 to new owners: Richard and Jeanne Filip.  They’re both longhorn enthusiasts who breed on their…MORE

Suspect in Josephine Officer-Involved Shooting Identified

Suspect in Josephine Officer-Involved Shooting Identified

JOSEPHINE (WBAP/KLIF News) – Josephine city officials have identified the suspect in an officer-involved shooting at City Hall Thursday afternoon as 62-year-old Bobby Darryl Chamberlain. Chamberlain showed up to the building with a rifle after a disturbance earlier in the week. He was shot when he refused to drop his weapon. The Texas Department of…MORE

Federal Appeals Court to Hear Cowboys Running Back Ezekiel Elliott’s Case October 2nd

Federal Appeals Court to Hear Cowboys Running Back Ezekiel Elliott’s Case October 2nd

DALLAS  (WBAP/KLIF News) – A federal appeals court will hear the NFL’s case against a Texas judge’s decision to block the 6-game suspension of Dallas Cowboys running back Zeke Elliott. The league and the National Football League Player’s Association will present arguments in front of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals October 2nd in New Orleans.…MORE

North Texas Food Bank Needs Help Replenishing Its Coffers After Hurricane Harvey

North Texas Food Bank Needs Help Replenishing Its Coffers After Hurricane Harvey

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF News) – The North Texas Food Bank said its coffers are low after the dramatic increase in need due to Hurricane Harvey. The organization’s Anna Kurian said almost 200 thousand pounds of food were sent to South Texas. She said donations in the Summer months are always slow. So, the hurricane hit at a critical…MORE