Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller joins us to tell us how he’s working to undo Obama era school lunch policies. You’ve got to hear his take on the race between Beto and Ted Cruz…… MORE
Yearly Archives: 2018
Arlington Offering Unique Transportation, Driverless Vans in the Entertainment District
ARLINGTON (WBAP/KLIF) – The City of Arlington is offering unique transportation in the entertainment district. Starting October 19th, Arlington will have 3 driverless vans. Arlington announced its approval of a contract with California-based self-driving car company Drive.ai for a one-year pilot program. They will be having three passenger vans that will help visitors and residents get to and from remote…… MORE
Dallas Officer Arrested on Felony Charge
DALLAS (AP) – Dallas police say one of their own officers has been arrested on a charge of indecency with a child by contact. The department reports that Senior Corporal Joe Ramos Jr. was placed on administrative leave and turned himself in to authorities Wednesday after a first-degree felony warrant was issued. Sergeant David Williams,…… MORE
Tarrant County Republican Party Fights back after Remarks to Remove Muslim from Office
TARRANT COUNTY (WBAP/KLIF) – Some members of a Republican group called ‘Protect Texas’ posted on Facebook, requesting the removal of a Tarrant County Republican Official because of his religion. Tarrant County Republican Chairman Darl Easton says he appointed Dr. Shahid Shafi as Vice Chair because of his qualities as a leader, he says religion is…… MORE
Former Player Accuses Texas A&M Football Program of Violating NCAA Rules
(WBAP/KLIF) – The football program at Texas A&M University is the latest to come under fire amid allegations by a former player. First year Aggie Head Coach Jimbo Fisher and his staff are accused of breaking NCAA rules. Linebacker Santino Marchiol told USA Today that Fisher’s staff treated voluntary practices like standard ones and gave…… MORE