Alan Scaia
Anchor and Reporter at KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX)
Reporter at KRLD Dallas … celebrity goat milking & celebrity hot dog eating champion … native Ohioan … Montreal Expos fan.
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2 days ago |
audacy.com | Alan Scaia
Downtown Fort Worth is introducing a replacement for Molly the Trolley. The bus circles the city center providing free rides to people on a loop through Downtown. Trinity Metro announced its plan to retire Molly the Trolley last year. Now, the organization and City of Fort Worth say the "Blue Line" will take its place. Buses on the Blue Line will run daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and will also be free. Buses will circulate every seven minutes.
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4 days ago |
audacy.com | Alan Scaia
While additional thunderstorms are possible the first half of this week, city leaders in Dallas are urging people to prepare for summer. The National Weather Service says DFW Airport's average date for its first 100 degree day is July 1, and the Metroplex hits 100 degrees 20 days each year.
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4 days ago |
audacy.com | Alan Scaia
A thunderstorm in Tarrant County produced hail and high winds that injured 14 people Sunday night. The Cresson Volunteer Fire Department was called to Mustang Park, near Lake Benbrook about 6:30 pm. The fire department says 14 people had gathered under a canopy at the park when the storm started. The fire department says high winds started blowing the canopy out of place, and when people started trying to hold the tent in place, lightning struck the canopy, a nearby tree and a car.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | Alan Scaia
Markets closed mixed Friday a day after dueling court rulings dealing with the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump in April. Wednesday, a U.S. trade court ruled the president exceeded his authority in ordering the tariffs; Thursday, an appeals court reinstated the tariffs while considers the government's appeal. At What's Poppin' Texas in Bedford, Owner Sue Schulz says she has no choice but to buy some products from overseas. "Popcorn tins are just a no-brainer," she says.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | Alan Scaia
The Dallas College Foundation presented a non-profit with a donation Friday to develop a "mobile workforce initiative." "Be Pro Be Proud" aims to show students potential careers in construction or other trades. "This can go around to high schools and different events.
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RT @Cubs: Congratulations to Pope Leo XIV! https://t.co/s02yDDegQd
Bishop Edward Burns also says Francis never returned to Argentina after becoming pope, so Leo XIV may wind up with “a hankering for deep dish pizza straight from Chicago.”
The Catholic bishop of Dallas says he was “pleasantly surprised” by the selection of a pope from the United States. He says Pope Leo XIV “recognizes he’s been called to the universal level to shepherd the worldwide flock.” https://t.co/XmrM2YQCRX
The Catholic bishop of Dallas says he was “pleasantly surprised” by the selection of a pope from the United States. He says Pope Leo XIV “recognizes he’s been called to the universal level to shepherd the worldwide flock.” https://t.co/XmrM2YQCRX