Dallas Mayor's Milk Initiative Hands Out 1,000 Gallons On 1st Day
Dallas-based Borden Dairy delivered the milk Monday morning to the Eladio R. Martinez Learning Center in West Dallas.
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Dallas-based Borden Dairy delivered the milk Monday morning to the Eladio R. Martinez Learning Center in West Dallas.
The inmate, booked in February for DWI, was moved to JPS Hospital on May 3 and he died 20 days later at the hospital.
After President Trump threatened to move the Republican National Convention out of North Carolina, Texas GOP Chairman James Dickey said Monday, "Texas would welcome President Trump and the RNC Convention."
Allen West was released from the hospital after suffering a concussion, several fractured bones and cuts in a motorcycle crash.
The two-vehicle crash on FM 917 just east of CR 808 in Johnson County happened around 3:30 p.m..
One person was killed after being ejected during a crash on a wet State Highway 171 north of Cresson, about 25 miles southwest of Fort Worth Monday afternoon.
Heavy rain dampened some expectations, pushing some spots like The Rustic to pivot.
Many Memorial Day services across the country were cancelled due to coronavirus concerns, but not the service at the Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home & Memorial Park in Colleyville.
Dallas County reported 171 additional positive cases of COVID-19 Monday, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 8,998.
Donning masks and practicing social distancing, folks in DeSoto came together at the city's Military Memorial for a Remembrance Ceremony on Memorial Day.
Weather permitting, two Texas-based space shuttle fliers will blaze a fresh trail to orbit aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft Wednesday.
This year's Carry The Load event was different because of the coronavirus. Instead of on foot, this year's march to honor fallen veterans was changed to a memorial drive.
When officers arrived they found the male victim, later identified as Tommie Richard Rodger, lying on the sidewalk with a gunshot wound to the chest.
President Trump declared places of worship "essential" during the COVID-19 pandemic and said he'd override governors who didn't allow in-person services, but many faith leaders are stressing the need for a cautious approach to reopening.
With more people than ever staying home to lessen the spread of COVID-19, their cars, pickups and SUVs are unattended on the streets, making them targets for thieves.
