Man Defaces Republican Campaign Signs, Says 'Stop Arrests For Small Amounts Of Marijuana'
The Dallas County Republican Party said Terrance Garrido was recorded marking the signs and saying, "Stop arresting people for small amounts of marijuana."
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The Dallas County Republican Party said Terrance Garrido was recorded marking the signs and saying, "Stop arresting people for small amounts of marijuana."
A second stimulus package is unlikely by election day, but removing stimulus checks entirely would save money and could help the parties make a deal.
Dallas residents who were impacted by the October 2019 tornado can receive one tree, at no cost to plant at their homes.
Officials say one child witnessed their sibling being sexually assaulted by a predator and that young person's bravery in reporting what they saw has resulted in a more than half-century prison sentence for a now convicted Texas man.
Authorities found the car of missing Fort Worth grandmother Carolyn Kay Riggins in a wooded area of Cooke County.
Another North Texas poll worker has tested positive for the coronavirus.
A Lyft dropped off Marisela Botello, 23, alone in Deep Ellum on the night of Sunday October 4.
It's the largest U.S. food bank and national food bank leaders say they don't see an end in sight to the demand.
Dallas police busy the weekend before Halloween investigating one of three murders. It was in the middle of the afternoon on October 25 when officers found out that 18-year-old Khalia Walker had been shot.
The resumption of NASCAR's Cup playoff race in Texas was still on hold Monday because of more rain and a dreary forecast.
He was shot and killed while leaving to take his dog for a walk 10 years ago and police have never found his killer. Now, Arlington investigators are asking for help solving the cold case homicide of George Hawkins.
Tropical Storm Zeta continues to intensify over the Western Caribbean and is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall along the already battered U.S. Gulf Coast.
Coronavirus cases in the United States are surging. Over the last seven days the number of confirmed infections sends the average daily case totals to heights not seen since the pandemic began.
One person is dead and another injured after a shooting in Denton Saturday evening, police said.
The El Paso County judge announced Sunday the area's hospitals and intensive care units have reached capacity due to the recent COVID-19 surge and that a curfew will be imposed for all citizens.
