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Trustees will meet in open session at 6:15 p.m. to discuss how students and staff will return to school for the 2020-21 school year.
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Trustees will meet in open session at 6:15 p.m. to discuss how students and staff will return to school for the 2020-21 school year.
Republican Congressman Louie Gohmert (R-TX) has tested positive for coronavirus, CBS News has confirmed. He has not been wearing a mask inside the U.S. Capitol, flouting safety guidelines.
The cat.... or, um colt is out of the bag at the Dallas Zoo. Workers confirmed Wednesday that there has been a new addition in the Giants of the Savanna habitat.
The software recently placed in a Facebook competition and Moksh Nirvaan is looking to offer it to hospitals and clinics.
The Denton City Council voted that essential businesses in the city must continue to require all employees and customers to wear face masks.
A museum in Houston honoring the nation's Black Buffalo Soldiers was vandalized with graffiti, including with a symbol that appears to be a swastika, according to the facility.
DPD Chief Reneé Hall issued a statement the day after a grand jury decided not to indict Dallas Police Association President Mike Mata for tampering with evidence in the Botham Jean murder investigation.
Health officials are reporting single day high numbers of new coronavirus cases and deaths for Collin County since the pandemic began.
A naked man who was allegedly chasing a female driver at an intersection in Texas has died after university police used a stun gun on him.
When will our kids go back to school? Will they be safe? How can we be sure?
President Donald Trump's visit to a fracking hub on the West Texas plains comes during the state's fierce coronavirus outbreak and a global oil and gas glut.
Some North Texas families are organizing rallies in an effort to pressure school districts to re-open during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mysterious seeds from China are popping up in mailboxes across Texas and the country.
Superintendent Dr. Kent Scribner answered parents questions and concerns about back to school plans.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton released a legal opinion that says local health authorities can't issue blanket orders to close schools to prevent COVID-19 cases.
