Facebook, Instagram Crash Worldwide, Social Media Giant 'Apologizes For Inconvenience'
Facebook, along with its Instagram and What's App platforms, have crashed.
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Facebook, along with its Instagram and What's App platforms, have crashed.
Parks and Recreation Director Dudley Raymond passed away last Friday "following complications related to a battle with COVID-19," the town said in a news release.
It's a social media ripple being felt around the word. Facebook and its Instagram and WhatsApp platforms were down on Monday.
It won't be aboard the USS Enterprise, but Captain James T. Kirk is rocketing into space from Texas next week — boldly going where no other sci-fi actor has gone.
Someone bought a winning lotto ticket in Houston worth millions and they don't even know it yet. Was it you?
"This is the Cadillac of them all," Kenny Jary said. "It's like $10 million to me. Right now, there's not words I can say I'm so happy."
Automobile safety regulators in the U.S. have denied a petition seeking an investigation into Tesla software updates, after a number of car battery fires.
Within 48 hours of each other, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the El Paso area ports of entry busted a woman smuggling fentanyl in her vagina and a man who had hidden the powerful narcotic in his groin area.
There are little North Texans who will be too sick to go trick-or-treating door-to-door this year, but MedStar is looking to help a few.
It's the biggest lottery prize in months, and it's still growing. The Powerball jackpot continued its climb after no ticket matched all five numbers drawn on Saturday night.
Abortion, guns, religion and a campaign finance challenge by a Texan top the Supreme Court term that begins Monday.
There will be no classes at Grand Prairie High School today.
Hundreds of frustrated residents have been living in limbo after an explosion at a Dallas apartment complex. There's been no hot water or gas at the apartments since the blast.
One person is in custody, accused of breaking into a Fort Worth elementary and setting it on fire.
Former President Donald Trump has asked a federal judge in Florida to force Twitter to restore his account, which the company suspended in January.
