North Texas First Responders, Healthcare System Strained By COVID-19 Omicron Surge
Since last November, the number of suspected COVID-19-positive patients MedStar is treating per day has more than doubled to 150.
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Since last November, the number of suspected COVID-19-positive patients MedStar is treating per day has more than doubled to 150.
Vendors are setting up shop, signs are posted and livestock is moving in as the start of the 2022 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo prepares to start Friday.
With 1,100 students currently battling COVID-19 in Plano ISD, there were pleas Tuesday night to require face masks. But also pleas not to.
Deon Lendore, a volunteer assistant coach at Texas A&M, died Monday after his car drifted across the center line, sideswiped a vehicle and then collided with an SUV
Since 2019, Dallas police have led 22 operations targeting massage businesses they say were fronts for organized crime.
Governor Abbott said last year, the legislature passed and he signed multiple laws cracking down on human trafficking and the deadly drug fentanyl.
If you can get your hands on one, at-home rapid tests have become an important tool in determining if you have COVID. But can you trust the results?
Law enforcement officials arrested Ali Gharrawi, 22, and booked him into the Harris County Jail for felony stalking.
The family of Crystal Rodriguez, 18, is mourning her loss after the teen was killed in a drive-by shooting while asleep in bed on Jan. 11.
Get your appetite ready and register for a tasty meal in Dallas.
Eighteen-year-old Jeshurun Williams was arrested for allegedly pointing a Crossman BB gun at a victim during a road rage incident, police said.
"I actually got the keys to Jerry World. We're just going to have a little fun and that's all this is all about," said Phil Whitfield.
While clouds are on the increase for North Texas, especially south of I-20 and west of I-35, we've been able to dodge the rain for the most part.
In January 2022, the City of Dallas will host its 40th annual celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a weeks' worth of events highlighting issues of equity, diversity, and opportunity.
There were those who wanted to tear it down, and others who wanted to leave it standing -- but definitely reimagined. Now, a once meeting hall for the KKK in North Texas will be 'a space of truth, reconciliation, and liberation.'
