KRLD's Austin York and David Rancken interview Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia in regards to a new policy that is allowing officers to show off their 'body art.' Garcia himself is ready to show off his own arm tattoos. "We have to evolve a little bit," he says. "Trying to find ways to make their officers happy in coming to work is something that we have to live for." 

KRLD's Austin York and David Rancken interview Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia in regards to a new policy that is allowing officers to show off their 'body art.' Garcia himself is ready to show off his own arm tattoos. "We have to evolve a little bit," he says. "Trying to find ways to make their officers happy in coming to work is something that we have to live for."

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Dallas PD Chief Garcia discusses new policy allowing officers to show their tattoos

Our App today is called Wayther. When you’re in Texas, you know we have you covered with our weather experts. But, when you decide to travel somewhere else on a road trip, this app can keep you in the know about the weather where you’re going. It concentrates on the weather conditions on the roads all over the place for any route that you’re taking anywhere. It can be in the United States, Canada, or anywhere else in the world. It’ll show you forecasts for different points along your ride. You can find out if it’s raining or it’s sunny 300 miles away or a thousand. It can tell you when you’ll run into bad weather and how that weather might affect your travels. It has a route summary to show the conditions along the way. It also has a timeline for when you might run into nasty weather. There’s also an interactive map, so you can plot pinpoints on your drive. You can find out when to leave to make sure you stay ahead of any bad weather, and show you the safest route. Wayther: Road Weather Forecast is a free app on iTunes. It has a subscription model. 

Our App today is called Wayther. When you’re in Texas, you know we have you covered with our weather experts. But, when you decide to travel somewhere else on a road trip, this app can keep you in the know about the weather where you’re going. It concentrates on the weather conditions on the roads all over the place for any route that you’re taking anywhere. It can be in the United States, Canada, or anywhere else in the world. It’ll show you forecasts for different points along your ride. You can find out if it’s raining or it’s sunny 300 miles away or a thousand. It can tell you when you’ll run into bad weather and how that weather might affect your travels. It has a route summary to show the conditions along the way. It also has a timeline for when you might run into nasty weather. There’s also an interactive map, so you can plot pinpoints on your drive. You can find out when to leave to make sure you stay ahead of any bad weather, and show you the safest route. Wayther: Road Weather Forecast is a free app on iTunes. It has a subscription model.

This app can keep you in the know about the weather wherever you’re going

Hurricane Beryl made landfall near Matagorda, Texas, between Corpus Christi and Galveston, Monday morning. The National Hurricane Center says Beryl had winds of 80 miles an hour when it made landfall about 4 a.m.

Hurricane Beryl made landfall near Matagorda, Texas, between Corpus Christi and Galveston, Monday morning. The National Hurricane Center says Beryl had winds of 80 miles an hour when it made landfall about 4 a.m.

After landfall, Houston leaders warn of Beryl's continued impact

Dallas County reopens a program that may allow some to clear their criminal record and get back on track. Russell Scott has the details.

Dallas County reopens a program that may allow some to clear their criminal record and get back on track. Russell Scott has the details.

Dallas PD Chief Garcia discusses new policy allowing officers to show their tattoos

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