North Texas Coronavirus Patient Goes Home From Hospital 4 Days After Remdesivir Treatment
It was last month when 39-year-old Marcus Hawkins started feeling sick. What started with sinus issues progressively got worse.
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It was last month when 39-year-old Marcus Hawkins started feeling sick. What started with sinus issues progressively got worse.
Vowing to keep her 13 employees safe, Hannah Caillier closed her stores days before Governor Abbott forced non-essential small businesses to shut down.
A small crowd cheered as Luther walked out of the Dallas County Jail Thursday afternoon.
While Shelley Luther has garnered praise for her actions, there are some business owners who disagree with her decision and question why rules in place aren't being enforced.
The Cowboys are set to open the 2020 season at the Los Angeles Rams.
By fall semester, the typical college experience may look different due to COVID-19. But the cost of tuition may not necessarily reflect those changes.
Two people have been injured after a Trinity Railway Express train crashed into a tractor trailer Thursday afternoon.
The 2020 State Fair of Texas is scheduled to run September 25 through October 18 in Dallas' Fair Park.
In announcing the initiative called Fort Worth Now, Mayor Betsy Price said the city was looking to be on the leading edge of the recovery.
While millions are still waiting for their stimulus check, the IRS has been sending out checks to people who have died. The government now wants that money back.
Some small business owners who have not gotten any money out of the Paycheck Protection Program are now protesting.
"Please keep the family of this individual in your thoughts and prayers as we report this 23rd loss of a life in our county," said Denton County Judge Andy Eads.
A woman who works at Dallas' R+D Kitchen will be allowed to wear a face covering at work, following a ruling by a Dallas County district court.
"We know this crisis has caused many unexpected hardships. We want to help," the University said in a news release.
Dallas County DA John Creuzot says it is "disingenuous" to connect the case of Shelley Luther to his prosecuting policies after Texas AG Ken Paxton mentioned those policies in his call for her release.
