Vaccine Assistant Positions Open In Fort Worth
Fort Worth will begin hiring part-time vaccine site assistants to staff community clinics. Pay is $15 per hour, and the assistants will work for up to 10 months.
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Fort Worth will begin hiring part-time vaccine site assistants to staff community clinics. Pay is $15 per hour, and the assistants will work for up to 10 months.
More than two months after he was gunned down, 25-year-old Joaquin Tutton has died.
Governor Greg Abbott sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Tuesday, "demanding answers to the humanitarian crisis at the southern border."
Hurt Police said Patrick DeShawn Woodard, 43, jumped into a couple's car, threatened the man and woman with a gun and knife, and drove off with the woman around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Larry Harris, 66, told police he stopped three vans because he believed people inside them had kidnapped a woman and child, authorities said.
As Texas prepares to qualify everyone for COVID-19 vaccines, a group of people who desperately need the virus protection say they are still sitting at home without it.
Police in Plano are asking for the public's help identifying a man who was caught on-camera abusing a horse.
Fort Worth Animal Care & Control has an overpopulation problem. As of the morning of March 23, the shelter had more than 340 dogs in their care.
The Stop Six neighborhood in Fort Worth now has a permanent COVID vaccination site. Tuesday was opening day, and the goal was simple—get shots in arms.
Police have released a photo and more information on a car believed to have fatally struck 21-year-old Jasmine Hassan.
Until now it has been limited to designated groups, but on March 23 the Texas Department of State Health Services announced that the COVID-19 vaccine will open to all adult Texans in one week.
The Dallas Speeding and Racing Task Force was busy last weekend, arresting 33 people, conducting 209 traffic stops, issuing 181 citations and seizing drugs and guns.
First it was Korean automaker Kia, now a warning about fires and safety inside your home for some owners of Ram trucks.
Loyola is back in the Sweet 16 again.
Dealing with stress during the pandemic has caused physical changes for many Americans — some have gained undesired weight, and others have unintentionally lost weight.
