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Soler, Braves Overcome Morton injury, Top Astros In Game 1

Soler, Braves Overcome Morton injury, Top Astros In Game 1

HOUSTON (AP) – Making his first start since testing positive for COVID-19, Jorge Soler became the first player to begin a World Series with a home run and the Atlanta Braves, despite the loss of pitcher Charlie Morton to a broken leg, hushed the Houston Astros 6-2 in Game 1. Boosted by a strong bullpen…MORE

Cities in Southeast Dallas County Partner to Address Mental Health

Cities in Southeast Dallas County Partner to Address Mental Health

BALCH SPRINGS (WBAP/KLIF) – One of the first major collaborations by multiple cities in Dallas County, Texas to address mental health was announced on Tuesday. The Southeast Alliance Community Care Team will take a unified approach toward public mental health response needs. The program will focus on proactive and reactive mental health services for citizens…MORE

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Tests Positive for Covid 19

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Tests Positive for Covid 19

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) – Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has tested positive for Covid 19. The mayor says “thankfully, I am fully vaccinated, and I am only experiencing mild symptoms.” He received the positive test result Tuesday morning and notified everyone with who he has had close contact with. Johnson’s wife tested negative and he says their…MORE

TWC Approves $2.45 Billion in Funding to Help Child Care Providers in Texas

TWC Approves $2.45 Billion in Funding to Help Child Care Providers in Texas

AUSTIN (WBAP/KLIF News) – Child care providers in Texas who are still struggling financially at this stage of the COVID-19 pandemic are getting some relief. The Texas Workforce Commission announced this week that it recently approved $2.45 billion in direct support for the Texas child care industry. Officials said providers who are eligible can use…MORE

CDC Extends Cruise Line Health Rules Until Mid-January

CDC Extends Cruise Line Health Rules Until Mid-January

WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal health officials are extending until mid-January its rules that cruise ships must follow to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks. The rules were scheduled to expire Nov. 1. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday that the extension makes only minor modifications to current rules. The agency says that after Jan.…MORE