President Biden names three nominees to serve in administration
President Joe Biden has announced three nominees to serve in his administration.
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President Joe Biden has announced three nominees to serve in his administration.
Health officials said on Thursday that they had positively identified the second and third presumptive positive cases of monkeypox in Denton County.
Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Michael Langley was a four-year track letterman at UTA. Now he's set to make history.
"Operation Beat the Heat" aims to educate farmworkers about the risks of working in the heat and teach them how to report violations.
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The Dallas Cowboys are bringing back their classic helmets for game day this year on Thanksgiving against the NY Giants.
The force of the explosion blew out one side of the 8,000 square foot home.
The president will "work in isolation until he tests negative," his press secretary said.
It's the summer that cooled off the housing market.
The Fort Worth Police Department is offering an active shooter training course to all teachers and campus-based staff.
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It was American's first quarterly profit without government pandemic aid in the COVID-19 era.
A fire department spokesman said no one was home at the time of the explosion. The force of the explosion blew out one side of the home.
Residents just southwest of DFW are praying that spiritual power will prevent devastating wildfires from doing more damage in Somerville County.
A new report from UT Southwestern shows not only are COVID-19 cases increasing in North Texas but now, hospitalizations are too.
