Tarrant County Reports 485 New Coronavirus Cases, 423 Caused By Federal Prison Outbreak
Tarrant County Public Health (TCPH) reported 485 new cases of the coronavirus Sunday, of which 423 were caused by a federal prison outbreak.
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Tarrant County Public Health (TCPH) reported 485 new cases of the coronavirus Sunday, of which 423 were caused by a federal prison outbreak.
Ashley Ibeth Villatoro, 18, has since been located and reunited with her family.
The FBI said Saturday that a 29-year-old Texas man has been arrested, accused of making online threats that included a photo of a weapon and a reference to Walmart.
Producer Rene Rodriguez partnered with the owners of On the Levee, to give musicians a venue to play and an opportunity to receive tips.
Country singer Brad Paisley surprised a group of North Texas nurses when he joined their Zoom call Saturday.
The U.S. government has awarded a $275 million border wall contract for construction that would begin in South Texas in January.
Denton County Public Health (DCPH) announced 12 new cases of the coronavirus Saturday.
Officials believe the shooting was the result of an altercation between 29-year-old Keniesha Coleman and two unknown suspects that have no previous relationship with her.
Tarrant County Public Health (TCPH) reported six new coronavirus fatalities, bringing the county's death toll to 101.
The suspect was interviewed at police headquarters but was later released as initial statements indicated that he may have handled the firearm negligently, police said.
"I've loved every minute of it and I'm not gonna lie, this one stings," said Lizard Lounge owner Don Nedler.
The new cases bring the county's cumulative total to 887. The county currently has 280 active cases, including 84 in Plano.
This year, Blue Mesa Grill in Addison is offering its Mother's Day brunch on Saturday, too, for anyone willing to celebrate a day early.
Aaron Hass, 28, is charged with murder and is currently in the Garland Jail with no bond set.
Vex Robotics transformed its facility in Greenville into a hub for manufacturing protective face shields they're calling "RobotShields."
