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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audacy.com | Alan Scaia
An exhibit opening in Dallas this weekend is the result of art and nursing students coming together. "Vital Signs: Art, Health and Aging" opens Friday. Aaron Loeb, an assistant clinical professor in the College of Nursing at Texas Woman's University, started working with Giovanni Valderas, a drawing and painting professor, on the project that features work by students.
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audacy.com | Alan Scaia
Catholic leaders in North Texas are opening up about the selection of the first pope from the United States. The Vatican announced Chicago Cardinal Robert Prevost would take the place of Pope Francis and take the name Leo XIV. Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first Mass as pontiff Friday morning at the Vatican. "This is a moment of profound hope and renewal for the church," says Dallas Bishop Edward Burns. "Our Lord has provided a new shepherd to guide us in faith, truth and charity.
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audacy.com | Alan Scaia
Professional Bull Riders World Finals started Thursday at Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth. PBR says the first round of eliminations was sold out with Decatur's John Crimber finishing in a three-way tie with Kaiden Loud and Hudson Bolton for a Round 1 win. A few miles up Highway 121, the world's ninth-ranked rider, Andrew Alvidrez, worked out with UFC Welterweight Kevin "Trailblazer" Holland. Outside the gym was a trailer holding the bull, Playmate, owned by UFC President Dana White.
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audacy.com | Alan Scaia
Dallas Police say a child was injured in a shooting Wednesday night. They received a 911 call about gunfire at an apartment complex near Simpson Stuart and Bonnie View just after 8 p.m.Police arrived and found a child had been shot. They have not released the kid's age or gender, but the child was stable when Dallas Fire Rescue took them to the hospital. Police say the gunman had left by the time officers arrived. Thursday morning, they had not announced any arrests or a description of a suspect.
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audacy.com | Alan Scaia
Arlington Police have expanded their use of drones. The department is the first in Texas and among the first in the country to operate drones remotely. Until now, certified officers had to carry drones in their cars and set them up at a scene. The FAA requires drones to be operated within the pilot's line of sight. Arlington Police have received a waiver to fly drones over greater distances.
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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