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Autumn's shorter and shorter days make it hard to get home and cook dinner before it's pitch black and all you really feel like doing is crawling into bed.
An Amber Alert has been issued out of southern Oklahoma for a missing 3-year-old boy.
A Texan is working to find a possible cure for COVID-19... that's not so unusual. The fact that the researcher is 14-years-old and is now being recognized nationally, well that's a little different.
Police in Dallas have made an arrest in a triple homicide case from last month.
With the 2020 election a little more than two weeks away, the legal back-and-forth over the number of drop-off locations for hand delivered absentee ballots in Texas continues.
Lewisville police are looking for a woman they say pretended to administer COVID-19 tests to residents of a retirement community in order to steal from them.
According to a criminal complaint unsealed Thursday, the ring was allegedly led by Johnny Ray Rodriguez, Jr., the 30-year-old owner of Funky Town Swag.
A polling site in Denton County has temporarily closed after a worker tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday.
Irving police officers are looking to build bridges with communities by heading to barbershops to just... talk. The department calls it ShopTalk.
Denton County Judge Andy Eads has tested positive for COVID-19 after he went into quarantine on Monday.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is demanding that Twitter and Facebook answer questions regarding their decision to block a New York Post article from Wednesday, Oct. 14 that alleged corruption of Joe Biden and the Biden family. On Thursday, Cruz announced the "Judiciary Committee will subpoena Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in light of latest politically motivated censorship."
Some places are becoming increasingly risky to visit because of a rise in COVID-19 cases, according to Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
"I think it's unfortunately a very perfect reflection of where our country is today," said UNT Political Science Professor Val Martinez.
After receiving reports about poll workers being barred from sites for not wearing a face mask, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a reminder that the statewide requirement does not apply to polling sites.
They placed hand-painted remembrance rocks in the garden in front of Medical City Denton, signifying their lessening the load of loss and sharing their hope for tomorrow.
