Brother Of Tim Cole, Man Who Was Wrongfully Convicted And Died In Prison, Says Activism Comes At A Cost
Although he has seen the justice system fail his brother, Cory Session said he remains hopeful by the diversity of voices now calling for change.
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Although he has seen the justice system fail his brother, Cory Session said he remains hopeful by the diversity of voices now calling for change.
More than $100 billion in relief from the federal government is still available for small businesses. However, the time to take advantage of these forgivable loans is quickly running out.
Dallas will soon distribute a guide for protesters and those who may come in contact with people who have been protesting.
As the summer vacation season approaches, hotels across the country are implementing safety measures to combat the spread of COVID-19.
In just three days, people from all over the world donated $100,000 to the cleanup effort.
Consumer advocates argue these loans seem even more appealing to vulnerable customers in light of the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The body of Lyrik Brown was found strapped into her safety seat inside the car about 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Dallas County health officials are reporting a new daily record of 300 more cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, along with three additional deaths.
NASCAR has banned Confederate flags at racetracks.
The 2,153 hospitalizations in Texas on Wednesday reflects a 42% increase in admitted COVID-19 patients since Memorial Day.
Forney High School is mourning the loss of sisters Natasha and Alexa Haydel, who Mesquite police say were killed by their 63-year-old father, Raymond.
After marching through city streets shoulder to shoulder, people walked up to a COVID-19 testing site in Dallas Wednesday set up just for them.
The ACLU says the boy fled because gang members threatened him after he saw one of them kill someone in his neighborhood.
Former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho attended the private St. Mark's School Of Texas in Dallas, while actor Matthew McConaughey went to public school in Longview, but the two men came together in a safe place in Austin to have an 'uncomfortable' discussion about race and bias.
Ryan, through the Office of the Governor, released a new public service announcement Wednesday called, "Don't Be A Knucklehead."
