Radio Co-Hosts Remember Kidd Kraddick
Morning radio will not be the same without the voice of Kidd Kraddick, but dozens showed up outside the 106.1 studios in Las Colinas to watch his co-hosts pay tribute to the radio legend.
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Morning radio will not be the same without the voice of Kidd Kraddick, but dozens showed up outside the 106.1 studios in Las Colinas to watch his co-hosts pay tribute to the radio legend.
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This week is bound to be tough for the co-hosts and fans of the "Kidd Kraddick in the Morning" radio show, after the shocking death of Kidd Kraddick.
The death of nationally syndicated radio show host David "Kidd" Kraddick came as a surprise to many, but those who knew him well said it should come as no surprise he died raising money for his charity.
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The newest member of the Fort Worth Zoo is also the youngest and, these days, the most popular.
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