Gov. Abbott: Texas Gets First COVID-19 Treatment, Same Therapeutic President Trump Received
Texas has received the first medical treatment designed for COVID-19, which will be distributed throughout the state, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday.
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Texas has received the first medical treatment designed for COVID-19, which will be distributed throughout the state, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday.
Police have identified the suspect in custody who they say set a house fire in Celina on November 18 where one person was found dead.
Texas will receive millions from Apple after a settlement was reached in a case regarding the throttling of customer's iPhones in 2016, state Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Thursday.
Brandel Washington shot his girlfriend in the head during an argument. She survived, but is disfigured and suffered permanent hearing loss.
Former Wolfe City officer Shaun Lucas, who is charged with murder, will remain in jail on a $1 million bond after a judge denied a request for a reduction on Thursday.
From the big screen, to the college campus, and now the Governor's Mansion? It could be a transition that Texas actor Matthew McConaughey is willing to make.
Gas prices in Texas continue to decrease slightly a week before the Thanksgiving holiday, AAA reports.
Arnold Stephen Miralda-Cruz, 23, pleaded guilty in February to racketeer influenced and corrupt organization activities.
I-Team Senior Investigative Reporter Ginger Allen typically host the Annual Purple Stride fundraiser at Klyde Warren Park; however, this year the event went virtual with a video.
With COVID-19 cases rising, shortages of toilet paper, paper towels and cleaning supplies are returning in many parts of the country as well.
A teenager is in custody after police in Mesquite say he was part of a trio of robbers targeting businesses as they prepared to close for the evening.
MedStar is experiencing record numbers of patients potentially experiencing COVID-19 related symptoms.
During the chaos of the coronavirus pandemic PBS has announced that at least one tradition will remain intact: The Charlie Brown holiday specials airing on television.
The Texas Department of State Health Services says more than 3,000 providers have signed up to receive and administer COVID vaccines.
If you are looking for a way to safely embrace the magic of the holiday season amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, there are socially distant winter wonderlands that have been set up across North Texas to help you.
