Colleges And Universities Learn How To Operate During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Much like school districts across the country, colleges and universities are also having to navigate the challenges of operating amid COVID-19.
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Much like school districts across the country, colleges and universities are also having to navigate the challenges of operating amid COVID-19.
Cyber security experts say these types of hacks will keep happening with so many schools forced to make a quick transition to full e-learning this year.
The CBS 11 I-Team asked one simple question: Do you plan to send your own children back to school in person?
Wylie ISD notified staff and parents Wednesday of a positive COVID-19 case at both Cox and Birmingham elementary schools.
Luke Hogan's attorneys are seeking to represent thousands of students like him in a class action lawsuit.
The number of coronavirus patients in Texas hospitals fell below 6,000 Wednesday for the first time since June.
"It's been a long time since we've had sports," Lake Worth quarterback Caleb Welch explained. "It brings the community back together."
Christopher Lamarr Sterkes pleaded guilty on June 1, 2020, to possession of a firearm by a drug user and "possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime."
"My classroom is a bunch of chairs right now. But I just want to be here. It makes me feel a little more normal," said Jaylee Holland.
State Representative Victoria Neave said Wednesday she was honored to be featured in a primetime video praising Presidential nominee Joe Biden during the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night.
A spokesperson told CBS 11, the commission apologizes for the confusion, but the tweet was not supposed to be posted.
Huge flames and smoke are pouring from an industrial fire in Grand Prairie.The fire is burning out of control at the Poly America manufacturing plant along Highway 161/George Bush Turnpike.
Even with the flames from the Poly-America fire nearly out, doctors are urging those in nearby neighborhoods to stay inside.
The businesses must be physically located and operating within the city. Pre-applications will be accepted from August 24 to September 6.
Authorities believe DNA evidence links Hawkins to three other aggravated sexual assaults in Dallas and two in Shreveport, Louisiana between 1980 and 1985.
