Day One of Mask Freedom Day came and went. Many restaurants face a no-win situation: patrons will get mad if you either require masks, or if you don’t. What to do? One owner has a solution: John Kinch, who owns Community Grill in Frisco, is letting customers decide to wear a mask or not. How…… MORE
WBAP Morning News: Border Crisis? More Like A Flood!
Some say there’s a crisis on the southern border. But the truth is that it’s a flood! So many migrants are coming across the border that authorities can’t keep up. Chris Cabrera is the spokesperson for the Border Patrol Council, and he tells you the truth about what’s going on at the border. Chris joins…… MORE
US Jobless Claims Fall to 712,000 as Layoffs Ease; American Airlines Cancels for Furloughs for 13,000
AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell last week to 712,000, the lowest total since early November, evidence that fewer employers are cutting jobs amid a decline in confirmed coronavirus cases and signs of an improving economy. The Labor Department said Thursday that applications for unemployment aid dropped…… MORE
Dak Says He’s Happy, Healthy and Ready To Win a Superbowl
Dak Prescott walked briskly and bounced up the couple of steps onto the stage for the announcement of the richest contract in the storied history of the Dallas Cowboys for their latest star quarterback. It was five months almost to the day Wednesday since the gruesome ankle injury that ended Prescott’s 2020 season and led to immediate…… MORE
No Evidence Arrivals at Texas Border Significantly Spreading COVID-19
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — As he ended Texas’ coronavirus restrictions Wednesday over the objections of public health officials, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has tried shifting concern about the virus’ spread to migrants with COVID-19 crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, though without evidence they are a significant factor. The focus by Abbott and other Republicans on migrant…… MORE