National Day Of Unplugging: Putting The Technology Down After A Difficult Year
The pandemic has caused us to spend a lot more time in front of our screens in the last year so Friday presents a day to unplug.
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The pandemic has caused us to spend a lot more time in front of our screens in the last year so Friday presents a day to unplug.
A teenager is in custody and Grand Prairie police are investigating a chase that ended in a deadly crash in Old East Dallas.
A "chivalry" assignment given to high school students in the Shallowater Independent School District instructed girls to "walk behind men daintily as if their feet were bound," and "not complain or whine."
The death toll from the coronavirus in Texas is nearing the 44,000 mark -- with 315 more deaths reported on Thursday alone.
"DPD Special Investigations Unit, in collaboration with the FBI, recommended not placing Riser on Administrative Leave. Taking that action could have compromised the investigation," Hall explained.
Governor Abbott repeated that even though his orders will end, Texans should still wear masks and follow safety protocols.
"It's trying to speak to that very concern that consumers will have - visitors or locals - about how their experience is going to change," said Bob Jameson, President and CEO of Visit Fort Worth.
ERCOT announced Thursday night, fired CEO Bill Magness told board members he will not seek or accept a severance package.
The mayor's new regulation takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, March 10, when the governor's statewide mask mandate expires.
"We should follow the advice of doctors and public health experts and continue wearing our mask, washing our hands, avoiding crowds and forgoing get-togethers at this time," Judge Clay Jenkins said.
Registration must be completed by Friday, March 5 at 3:00 p.m.
With all businesses in Texas allowed to open at 100% on Wednesday, March 10, many are anticipating a hiring boom.
The Dallas Police Department arrested Officer Bryan Riser this morning. He was charged with two counts of capital murder.
Working in a small space providing cosmetic and skincare services, Lindsey Przano knew she'd have to let clients know about her mask policy following the removal of COVID-19 restrictions Gov. Abbott announced.
