Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Proclaims Day Of Prayer And Fasting To Eradicate Coronavirus
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has issued an official declaration calling for a day of prayer and fasting to be held August 19 for the eradication of the coronavirus.
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Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has issued an official declaration calling for a day of prayer and fasting to be held August 19 for the eradication of the coronavirus.
As parents struggle to keep students safe and learning, virtual instruction has become another COVID-created necessity. And yet, the format just isn't a good fit for everyone -- starting with the parents.
The Garland Health Department confirmed a rabid bat has been found in the city.
A Texas man who fell ill with COVID-19 the week he was supposed to marry his fianceé was still able to say 'I do' thanks to a group of hospital workers.
Starting Monday, Dallas ISD will begin its mass technology deployment of more than 60,000 devices to elementary students.
With temperatures reaching 100 degrees, The Salvation Army of North Texas has opened cooling stations across the region to help the community combat high heat exposure.
Police in Dallas say a woman was shot and killed by a security guard -- who was also wounded -- in an exchange of gunfire outside a northwest Dallas Motel 6.
A 65-year-old man with underlying health conditions is Collin County's 94th death from coronavirus.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning of another potentially dangerous substance in some hand sanitizers.
Today mourners will have the opportunity to gather in Houston to honor the life of a murdered Fort Hood soldier whose story has renewed a push for changes in the way the U.S. military handles sexual abuse and harassment.
In a unanimous vote, the Austin City Council moved to cut the police department's $434 million budget by about one-third next year and move the money to social services.
Parkland Hospital said 173 women have given birth there after having tested positive for the virus and had to be separated from their babies. Five of the newborns later tested positive themselves.
In Tarrant County, children under 15 years old make up just 6% of cases. Teens and young adults ages 15 to 24 account for 17%.
A federal jury found Collin Garrett Hayden guilty of obstruction of justice in March and he pleaded guilty to possessing a weapon in jail before the trial began.
The nine made agreements involving money, drugs and alcohol on various social media platforms for sex acts with girls aged 15 and 16.
