Dallas County Reaches 'Grim Milestone' Of Over 2,000 COVID-19 Deaths
Dallas County has now reported over 2,000 deaths due to COVID-19, which health officials call a "grim milestone."
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Dallas County has now reported over 2,000 deaths due to COVID-19, which health officials call a "grim milestone."
Severe weather threatens North Texas Sunday evening and overnight. We are expecting two rounds of it, in fact.
The customer left a simple message along with the $1,400 tip that said "COVID sucks!"
Olivia and Cole, employees at Children's Hospital, made a big announcement while getting their coronavirus vaccines.
The district's superintendent, Linda Ellis, sent a letter to all staff members on Friday, saying the photo "sparked discussion and disappointment."
An 18-year-old was arrested and charged with murder after a shooting at an apartment complex in Dallas Saturday morning, police said.
Dallas County ended its deadliest week since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic with 1,920 new cases and 21 more deaths.
Charges have been filed against a Dallas County man who allegedly participated in the Capitol attack and posted online death threats against Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and a U.S. Capitol Police officer.
A FedEx driver died Saturday morning after the truck and trailer went off a freeway in Dallas and landed on a road, authorities said.
A teenage boy was killed in a shooting outside a Family Dollar store in Dallas Friday evening, and a 20-year-old has been charged in his death.
Broadcasting giant and veteran talk show host Larry King has died at the age of 87.
Police in California are investigating an incident in which a woman reportedly pulled a pocketknife on Safeway employees after a dispute about the woman not wearing a mask inside the store.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission does allow companies to mandate the flu and other vaccines, and has indicated they could also make the COVID-19 vaccines a requirement for employees.
The city of Dallas announced Friday the state had agreed to send it 5,000 doses to begin operating its own vaccination hub at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
"We have about 55% of our students who are virtual. So they are at home learning and there are many challenges associated with that," said Duncanville ISD Superintendent Dr. Marc Smith.
