Category Archives: WBAP 24/7 News

El Paso Residents Are Now Under A Shelter-At-Home Curfew

El Paso Residents Are Now Under A Shelter-At-Home Curfew

El Paso (WBAP/KLIF) – El Paso County’s highest ranking elected official has imposed a new, limited curfew on his county. Judge Ricardo Samaniego says COVID-19 is completely out of control in El Paso, and he’s doing everything he legally can to get a handle on it. Samaniego’s curfew orders residents to shelter at home during…MORE

Accused Terrorist Pleads Guilty

Accused Terrorist Pleads Guilty

San Antonio (WBAP/KLIF) – A South Carolina man has pleaded guilty in a San Antonio court to terrorism charges. Kristopher Matthews admitted plotting with Jaylyn Molina, a resident of a small town about 70 miles east of San Antonio, to bomb or shoot up a number of sites including the White House and Trump Tower…MORE

UNT Provides Thanksgiving To-Go Meals for Students Who Can’t Travel Home Due to Covid-19

UNT Provides Thanksgiving To-Go Meals for Students Who Can’t Travel Home Due to Covid-19

DENTON (WBAP/KLIF)- The University of North Texas is providing Thanksgiving meals to students who can’t travel home this year due to Covid-19 concerns. Maureen McGuinness UNT Dean of Students said the UNT  food pantry has prepared pre-bagged to-go meals which includes stuffing, macaroni and cheese, green bean casserole, yams, corn and cranberry sauce. UNT Dining Services is providing pies…MORE

Collin County Commissioners Allocate Additional $2M in CARES Funding for Local Food Pantries

Collin County Commissioners Allocate Additional $2M in CARES Funding for Local Food Pantries

ALLEN (WBAP/KLIF)-The Collin County Commissioners allocated an additional $2million in CARES Act funds to support local food pantries. CEO of Allen Community Outreach, Marjorie Burr said she’s thrilled the county decided to add more funding to the program. Burr said they have tripled the numbers of families and the amount of food they were distributing…MORE

Texas Oil and Gas Industry Shows Growth Despite Pandemic Challenges

Texas Oil and Gas Industry Shows Growth Despite Pandemic Challenges

AUSTIN – The Texas oil and gas industry is beginning to show growth after the coronavirus pandemic prompted low demand. According to the Texas Oil &Gas Association, the upstream sector of the Texas oil and natural gas industry added 600 jobs in October, marking the second consecutive month of job gains. September’s job gain was also…MORE