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Despite Texas leading the nation in the number of COVID-19 cases, grocers say customers seem more relaxed about gatherings and have shared a wide range of approaches to the Thanksgiving holiday.
It's all part of Charles Haley's Tackle Tomorrow foundation which focuses on raising reading rates among kids and families in certain Dallas area schools.
Dallas police have released surveillance images of the suspect and the vehicle used in the shooting death of rapper Mo3 on Interstate-35E last week.
While the CDC eviction moratorium has helped many Texans stay in their homes, some of those struggling the most find themselves in legal limbo - faced with being homeless.
The CDC says the safest way to celebrate Thanksgiving this year is at home and with the people you live with.
It is a sometimes forgotten piece of the health care puzzle: who cares for the kids while parents access care? One Dallas-based non-profit may have found an answer.
On Wednesday, MedStar Mobile Health ambulances were dispatched to 111 COVID-19 related calls, the highest number in a single day since the pandemic began.
The Dallas Theatre Center is reimagining their production of "A Christmas Carol" through film so that it can be viewed from your own living room.
Dallas County on Thursday reported 1,860 new COVID-19 cases, which is the second time this week it has reached a daily record high. Tarrant County also added 1,777 to its total.
Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday there are a variety of reasons Texas won't have any more COVID-19 related lockdowns.
On Thursday morning, hundreds of North Texans headed to Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas to pick up a free Thanksgiving turkey and all the fixings.
A judge has halted the scheduled execution of Orlando Hall, who was convicted of kidnapping and raping a 16-year-old Texas girl, bludgeoning her with a shovel and burying her alive.
He was found guilty of kidnapping, raping and burying a North Texas teenager alive, now the federal government is preparing to execute inmate Orlando Hall.
The 2020 shopping season is in full swing despite the COVID-19 pandemic and company officials at Kohl's stores say they need to hire thousands of people across North Texas.
Texas has received the first medical treatment designed for COVID-19, which will be distributed throughout the state, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday.
