Dallas County Reports 325 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Deaths
Of the 325 new cases reported Monday, 177 came through the Texas Department of State Health Services' electronic laboratory reporting system and two were from August.
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Of the 325 new cases reported Monday, 177 came through the Texas Department of State Health Services' electronic laboratory reporting system and two were from August.
A 28-year-old Collin County volunteer firefighter was indicted and charged in connection to two fires at abandoned mobile homes in March and April of 2011.
Paul Clark, 65, who was struck from behind while riding a scooter, now lays in an Arlington hospital on life support.
Firefighters got the call just before 2:00 p.m. about the fire at 9053 Brian Way Circle near the West Loop and I-30.
The bat was tested after it came into contact with a resident in the area of W. Parker Road and Independence Parkway.
If Dallas wins the series, Mayor Jane Castor plans to send cigars, Cuban bread, and local craft beer to Mayor Johnson.
Bed Bath & Beyond is restructuring and closing more than one hundred stores. Today the company announced the first 63 locations that will close by the end of the year.
Senator Klobuchar urged her Republican colleagues to "look in their own souls" and make their own decision.
Police arrested two men in connection to the shooting death of Manuel Castillo, 34, at the French Colony Apartments in Dallas.
The woman suspected of trying to send an envelope containing the poison ricin to the White House is also suspected of sending similar letters with poison inside to several Texas law enforcement agencies.
Dallas College announced Monday it will continue with mostly online courses for the Spring 2021 semester.
Police in Arlington have arrested Gabriel Hudson, 37, for Failure to Stop and Render Aid after he struck and killed a man on Division Street last Thursday.
Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting an additional three human cases of West Nile virus infection -- bringing the total this season to 15.
Here is a look at some of the most important cases decided by the US Supreme Court since 1789.
