Yearly Archives: 2018

Hundreds of Fort Worth Homeless Vets Move Into Homes in Time for The Holidays

Hundreds of Fort Worth Homeless Vets Move Into Homes in Time for The Holidays

FORT WORTH (WBAP/KLIF)- The city of Fort Worth and the Tarrant County Homeless Coalition exceeded their goal by housing over 180 homeless veterans in 100 days, just in time for the holidays. Mayor Betsy Price said with help from the Apartment Owners Association, counseling services and community programs they were able to give vets the…MORE

Defense Secretary Mattis Stepping Down

Defense Secretary Mattis Stepping Down

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump has announced that Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire at the end of February. The president said on Twitter that a new secretary of defense will be named soon. Mr. Trump’s announcement comes a day after he surprised U.S. allies and members of Congress by announcing the withdrawal of…MORE

Enhanced Holiday Patrols Ramp Up on North Texas Roadways

Enhanced Holiday Patrols Ramp Up on North Texas Roadways

(WBAP/KLIF) – Texas Department of Public Safety troopers, along with other law enforcement agencies in North Texas and across the state, began increasing patrols Thursday on roads and highways this holiday season. According to the Insurance Council of Texas, the Lone Star state leads the nation in  the number of alcohol related traffic deaths. Every…MORE

Murder Conviction of Steven Mark Chaney Set Aside 25 Years Later

Murder Conviction of Steven Mark Chaney Set Aside 25 Years Later

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – The man convicted of murder in the 1987 death of a Dallas couple is cleared after spending 25 years in prison. Wednesday, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals officially set aside the murder conviction of Steven Mark Chaney who spent 25 years in prison. The court determined that Chaney was entitled to…MORE

Flu Cases in North Texas Doubled In A Year, More Expected Over the Holidays

Flu Cases in North Texas Doubled In A Year, More Expected Over the Holidays

TARRANT COUNTY (WBAP/KLIF News) – As the holiday festivities continue and more people are gathering, Medstar is urging North Texans to take extra precautions as the number of flu like illnesses continues to rises. The Tarrant County ambulance service’s Matt Zavadksy said in November of 2017, crews responded to 50 cases and this year there were…MORE