'COVID Bandit' Gives $200 Tip To Every Single Employee At Denver Steakhouse
A man who identified himself only as "COVID Bandit" hit employees at a Denver restaurant with an extremely generous tip!
Watch CBS News
A man who identified himself only as "COVID Bandit" hit employees at a Denver restaurant with an extremely generous tip!
The Justice Department said Saturday it will appeal a Texas judge's ruling that found the federal government's eviction moratorium unconstitutional.
Rain and storms are in the forecast for Sunday. We have a cold front coming in mid-day for the DFW Metroplex.
Police say fireworks were set off inside The Parks Mall in Arlington Saturday, which led to concerns about a possible active shooter.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's legal battle against San Antonio Police Chief William McManus and the city's top leadership has entered a new phase, with Paxton filing court papers seeking to strip McManus of his job.
Dallas County on Saturday reported 570 new COVID-19 cases, along with 10 more deaths.
Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler has died at the age of 82, the department announced Saturday.
Two women were arrested after authorities said one of them spit on a passenger who asked them to stop using racial slurs in their conversation, leading to an argument that caused the flight out of DFW to be diverted.
A 17-year-old girl has been arrested after a man was found dead inside a pickup truck at a park in Dallas back in November, police said.
Russ Martin, a well-known radio personality in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, was found dead inside his Frisco home early Saturday morning, police said.
CBS Denver Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida shared his advice about the new questions being raised concerning whether or not people who've had COVID-19 need two doses of the vaccines.
Griddy's customers are now being switched to other electric providers.
State Representative Rafael Anchia, D-Dallas has added his name to a list of lawmakers calling on the Chair of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, DeAnn Walker, to resign.
It has been more than a week since the winter storms crippled North Texas, but many renters are stuck in unlivable conditions, waiting for someone to make repairs on their behalf.
"I want to say that I completely understand all the outrage and anger of all Texans," said Oncor CEO Allen Nye.
