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Texas Could Soon Be New Home For TikTok

Texas Could Soon Be New Home For TikTok

AUSTIN (WBAP/KLIF NEWS)- Texas could soon be the home of the popular app TikTok. After saying he would ban the app in the country starting Saturday, President Trump said he he gave the Oracle and Walmart bid for the video sharing app his blessing. Texas Governor Greg Abbott soon talked to the president about his…MORE

Wanted: Bilingual Poll Workers Who Reflect U.S. Diversity

Wanted: Bilingual Poll Workers Who Reflect U.S. Diversity

PHOENIX (AP) – Nonprofits, advocacy groups and some businesses are recruiting younger people to serve as poll workers for the general election amid fears that the coronavirus will keep many traditional older poll workers away. They have an added emphasis on recruiting people who are bilingual and ensuring that the poll worker pool reflects the…MORE

Gas Well Repairs Halted By Approaching Storm

Gas Well Repairs Halted By Approaching Storm

Corpus Christi (AP) – Repairs to a leaking gas well just off the Texas coast have been halted because of Tropical Storm Beta. The city of Corpus Christi says repairs to the well owned by Houston based Magellan E&P are temporarily “on hold” because of the approaching storm, and will resume when winds and waves…MORE

Coronavirus Pandemic Continues to Slow in DFW

Coronavirus Pandemic Continues to Slow in DFW

(WBAP/KLIF) — The Coronavirus pandemic has significantly slowed in Texas, with just over 3,400 additional positive tests on Saturday.  That brings the overall total to more than 686,000 positive tests without removing duplicate tests for the same patient. Dallas county reported 156 positive COVID-19 tests, Saturday, for a total of more than 77,000 cases. Tarrant…MORE

Hurricane Sally Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Power

Hurricane Sally Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Power

LOXLEY, Ala. (AP) – Hundreds of thousands of people are still without power along the Alabama coast and the Florida Panhandle in the aftermath of Hurricane Sally. The power outages continued Friday as officials assessed millions of dollars in damage that included a broken bridge in Pensacola and ships thrown onto dry land. Two people…MORE