WBAP’s Clayton Neville joined the WBAP Morning News to discuss the fight to allow citizens to vote by mail because of the COVID-19 pandemic. … MORE
WBAP Morning News: Families with Legal and Undocumented Immigrants Sue for Stimulus Help
Mixed families, who have both legal citizens and illegal immigrants in them, are suing the government to receive stimulus checks. … MORE
WBAP Morning News: WHO Says Global Health Emergency Could Last Years
Correspondent Jim Roope joined the WBAP Morning News to explain why the World Health Organization says that the global health emergency could last years. … MORE
Fort Worth Public Library Launches Curbside Pickup Next Week
FORT WORTH (WBAP/KLIF News) – Although the Fort Worth Public Library remains closed due to COVID-19, residents will soon have access to its treasure trove of books. Curbside pickup service will start next Tuesday. Library Director Manya Shorr said patrons will have to call and make an appointment. “They’re going to need to place a…… MORE
HHS Whistleblower: ‘Darkest Winter in Modern History’ if COVID-19 is Not Reigned In
Washington (Westwood One) – A federal government whistleblower, who raised concerns about the nation’s preparedness and response to the coronavirus pandemic, testifies before Congress. Despite White House claims, the U.S. still lacks a comprehensive battle plan against the coronavirus in critical areas including masks, testing, treatments and vaccines, whistleblower Rick Bright warned Thursday in testimony before…… MORE