San Antonio city council members moved to ban the use of the term “China Coronavirus”, and Chris disagrees! Many callers had better names for it like “Wuhan Flu”, “Bat-Soup Flu” and others. Do you have a better name? … MORE
WBAP Morning News: Surviving COVID 19 – Hal’s Relative in NY Pulls Through
Jessica Marshall, relative of Hal Jay, became ill several weeks ago. After being tested, she found out it was COVID-19. She joined the WBAP Morning News to explain what it was like, and how she recovered. … MORE
WBAP Morning News: How Long Will It Take To Recover our Lost Jobs?
Dr. Bud Weinstein, Economist with SMU Cox School of Business, spoke with Brian and Hal about the job numbers, and says that it will probably continue to go down.… MORE
WBAP Morning News: LIVE – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joined the WBAP Morning News to discuss the release of salon owner Shelley Luther, and the State’s efforts in reopening the economy. … MORE
Appeals court delays execution set for next week
Austin (AP) – An East Texas man who asserts that he’s intellectually disabled has won a reprieve from his execution scheduled for next week for a 2007 shootout that left two sheriff’s officers dead. Randall Wayne Mays was set to receive lethal injection May 13 for the shootings at his Henderson County home. In an…… MORE