Sansom Park Fire Department Holds COVID Vaccine Community Clinic
The Sansom Fire Department and MedStar are teaming up to hold a community COVID-19 vaccine clinic on May 12.
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The Sansom Fire Department and MedStar are teaming up to hold a community COVID-19 vaccine clinic on May 12.
Under House Bill 3, Governor Greg Abbott and future Governors would need to work more closely with the state legislature.
Janice Williams was watching the news three years ago, when she saw her doctor's mugshot and gasped.
The FDA is expanding emergency use authorization for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine to children ages 12-15 comes after testing on more than 2,000 volunteers in this age group.
When his parents visited him in Plano early last year, Niranjin Lax gave thought to the possibility then that it could be the last time he would ever seen them.
The vaccinations could be available in the Metroplex as soon as this week, once a CDC advisory committee makes their recommendations.
Dallas firefighters battled a 3-alarm fire at the Terrace House, a high rise at 3131 Maple Avenue near the Katy Trail on Tuesday, May 11.
The AT&T Byron Nelson golf tournament kicked off at the TPC Craig Ranch on Tuesday.
While the boys had a high-quality livestream of the game, the girls' video was intermittent and grainy. The boys took home a large trophy and individual medals; the girls had a smaller trophy and no medals.
Two woman and a man were arrested for their alleged connection to a homicide on April 26.
It happened just before 4:30 p.m. at the Morgan Place Apartments on Finley Road near Story Road.
The case was over whether the NRA should be allowed to incorporate in Texas instead of New York, where the state is suing in an effort to disband the group.
He admitted to shooting his neighbor's dog for defecating in his yard, now Rolf Meier, 76, is behind bars facing an animal cruelty charge.
The Dallas Police Association unveiled a memorial wall Tuesday, May 11 to honor their canine squad and mounted horses who died in the line of duty. So far, four have been killed.
Facebook has begun accepting political ads again and Texas Senator Ted Cruz-R is second only to Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock-D in ad spending on the platform.
