Texas Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne Says Republicans, Democrats Frustrated After Intelligence Briefing On Afghanistan
Irving Republican Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne warns the situation in Afghanistan will get worse before it gets better.
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Irving Republican Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne warns the situation in Afghanistan will get worse before it gets better.
Attorneys for Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins and Governor Greg Abbott made their arguments in court regarding mask mandates on Tuesday.
The outcome could encourage the funding and use of the testing in other criminal cases, and possibly close some of the more than 250,000 unsolved murders across the country.
Shillam had been a football coach for 26 years. He caught COVID-19 in early August, and had just recently been hired to work for Allen ISD.
During the hearing, Dallas ISD Superintendent Dr. Michael Hinojosa gave most of the provisions of the bill the thumbs up. "I am in support of Senate Bill 15."
The 2021-2022 school year started on Wednesday, Aug. 11. That week, the district reported 24 positive cases on school campuses. The next week, that number rose to 276.
A bump on the head is the least of worries for one burglary suspect out of Carrollton. Turns out, the cops are looking for him and have even shared surveillance footage of his clumsy, alleged crime.
Evan Kates, 30, is in custody charged with attempted capital murder of a peace officer after allegedly shooting at Allen police officers and attempting to evade them in a vehicle.
Following the guilty plea, the judge sentenced McCurley to life in prison.
A motorcyclist died after crashing into a Kia that caught fire on August 23.
Superintendent James Young cited a "rapid and significant rise" of positive COVID-19 cases throughout the school district, for the three-day closure.
The Leadville 100 Ultra Marathon went off this weekend -- with runners getting help from some four-legged friends.
A major back up in construction permits at the City of Dallas has builders and city leaders alike frustrated with the slowed progress.
"We make this difficult decision after analyzing relevant data regarding COVID-19 in Harris County, Texas," the NRA said in a letter.
Police said a vehicle (possibly a 2007 to 2012 Ford pickup truck) struck a man who was walking northbound on 1500 S. Zang on Sunday, May 23, around 9:30 p.m.
