WBAP's Morning News Podcast

The Cowboys add veteran defensive mind Mike Pettine to the coaching staff, and California regulators order a company to stop promoting human-vs-robot cage fights. Plus, Texas launches free college application week, and teachers share what they say are signs kids have unlimited screen time at home.

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Federal Reserve officials warn that higher rates could bring more economic pain as inflation pressures households. FOX News Radio’s Jonathan Savage reports from London on Russia’s continued attacks despite talk of an energy ceasefire, and we discuss halal chicken in North Texas school lunches. Plus, the State Fair of Texas wraps up this weekend.

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Federal Reserve officials warn that higher interest rates could bring more economic pain, including weaker hiring and slower spending. Dr. Bradford Holland, president of the Texas Medical Association, discusses doctors dropping Medicare, and we cover the deadly fall from a Six Flags roller coaster in Georgia.

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More young people are leaving California for Texas—nearly 19,300 Gen Z adults made the move in 2024 alone. Plus, the five things you need to know, and the State Fair of Texas wraps up this weekend.

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What’s open and closed for Columbus Day, and why Dallas observes Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Plus, a sweet victory for local paleta maker Sol Dias, winning $50,000 and H-E-B shelf space, and a look at 15 classic movies that still hold up today.

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Multiple electric vehicles catch fire at a Fort Worth dealership, and WBAP Sports Reporter Jon Ingham recaps Texas-OU weekend. Plus, the workplace debate: Should you give notice before quitting, or just walk away?

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President Trump’s Columbus Day message honors Italian Americans and criticizes the removal of Columbus statues. Plus, economist Steve Moore talks about Social Security, and we discuss a report that Tennessee death-row inmate Christa Pike has left the hospital after surviving a failed execution.

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A report alleging an ICE raid at Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home, which we have not independently verified. Plus, Dallas pastor Robert Jeffress backs livestreaming Nidal Hasan’s execution, though whether a broadcast will happen remains uncertain. And Carla shares the highlights of her trip to the State Fair of Texas.

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How bad was the Cowboys’ performance? Plus, a developing Gulf storm raises concerns about a potential hurricane threat to the U.S. coast. Then, dare to be scared: Cutting Edge Haunted House owner Todd James joins us as his haunted house is number 1 of America’s best haunted houses and attractions.

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Legal expert Jeremy Rosenthal examines questions surrounding a reported plan to livestream Nidal Hasan’s execution. Plus, financial strategist Bill Dendy explains why Halloween candy prices are frightful—reportedly up 71% since 2021, more than triple the national inflation rate.

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