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A county judge in North Texas has called on Gov. Greg Abbott to reopen all businesses at 100% capacity after the greenlight was given to reopen bars.
With stimulus negotiations resuming, a second round of stimulus checks is once again a possibility, though timing remains unclear.
The executive committee of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo has voted unanimously to cancel the 2021 show.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has shared the "first steps" that former NBA guard Delonte West has taken on his road to recovery.
A Grand Prairie man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after officials said he pleaded guilty to drug crimes and then fled to Mexico.
Police in Denton are asking for help identifying the driver of a vehicle that ran into a teenager as he walked down the street.
A Coppell man has been indicted for fraud and money laundering after he allegedly spent more than $17 million in Paycheck Protection Program loan money on lavish personal expenses.
Family and friends are streaming to a funeral home in Greenville to say goodbye to Jonathan Price, a black man shot and killed in Wolfe City last weekend.
Dollar General is debuting a new store concept called Popshelf. The company hopes the new chain of stores will draw in higher-end shoppers.
The crowdsourced review platform Yelp has announced that, as a warning to users, it will flag businesses that have been accused of "overt" racism.
Another time-honored tradition is being impacted by COVID-19. The Red River Showdown between the University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas has been reimagined in the wake of the pandemic.
It's the same song, different verse for the beaten and battered southwestern Louisiana coast. Hurricane Delta is a Category 3 storm as it roars toward the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Fort Worth city leaders came together for a community roundtable Thursday night, just days away from the one-year anniversary of the death of Atatiana Jefferson.
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) and Democratic challenger MJ Hegar spoke with CBS 11 News political reporter Jack Fink ahead of their debate on Friday night.
Heartbroken but not surprised. A North Texas family is calling a loved one's murder last month a hate crime.
