Yearly Archives: 2018

Family awaits trial date for Wrongful Death, Police Brutality Case Against Fort Worth Police

Family awaits trial date for Wrongful Death, Police Brutality Case Against Fort Worth Police

FORT WORTH (WBAP/KLIF)- A Fort Worth family awaits a trial date for a wrongful death, police brutality case against Fort Worth Police. In 2013, officers did a ‘no knock’ drug raid at Jermaine Darden’s home, where multiple people were inside, including a pregnant woman and kids. Darden’s family attorney Daryl Washington says body camera footage shows…MORE

A New Choice For Consumers When it Comes to Home Internet Service

A New Choice For Consumers When it Comes to Home Internet Service

NEW YORK (AP) – Cellular companies are looking to challenge traditional cable companies with residential internet service that promises to be ultra-fast, affordable and wireless. Verizon’s wireless service for the home launches in four cities Monday using an emerging wireless technology known as 5G. The service promises to be cheaper to build and operate, but…MORE

Southwest Engine Failure Prompts More Inspections

Southwest Engine Failure Prompts More Inspections

(WBAP/KLIF) – The engine failure on a Southwest Airlines plane earlier this year is prompting more engine inspections. A woman was killed in April when the engine failed mid-flight. The Federal Aviation Administration said Monday that it is increasing the number of inspections on Boeing 737 aircraft with CFM56 engines. Aviation expert Denny Kelly said…MORE

However You Plan To Vote in November, You Will Have the Option to Check One Box

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Texas Republicans are hopeful that the party’s candidates will ride out momentum from a re-energized Democratic Party with the help of straight-ticket voters in November. The Houston Chronicle reports that Texas is among eight states that offer “straight-ticket” voting. It’s a shortcut box on a ballot that allows voters to automatically…MORE

Abbott and Valdez Square Off in their First and Only Televised Debate

Abbott and Valdez Square Off in their First and Only Televised Debate

Austin (WBAP/KLIF) – Incumbent Governor Greg Abbott squared off with his Democratic challenger Lupe Valdez in their first and only gubernatorial debate Friday night. The first question dealt arming teachers in the state, which Governor Abbott favors. He said the issue was among those supported by school administrators, parents and teachers in Sante Fe, Texas…MORE