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Wells Fargo on has disclosed that federal and state authorities are investigating its lending practices under a key small business relief effort to combat the economic damage from the novel coronavirus.
The Supreme Court continues hearing arguments by telephone and Wednesday the justices will hear a high-profile case involving the Affordable Care Act.
A Dallas salon owner who opened her business in violation of the governor's executive order is now in jail.
Virus testing the new hotspot of COVID confusion. A special edition of CBS 11 News.
DSHS also notified the Ellis County Local Health Authority of nine additional confirmed positive cases of COVID-19, and ten recoveries.
All of the deceased from their 50s to 80s had underlying health conditions.
As the hours tick away, the donations keep pouring in as North Texans come to the rescue of local nonprofits who do so much to serve others.
The 2019-2020 school year will certainly go down as a memorable one, especially for high school seniors. But at some Dallas schools, that's not just because of COVID-19.
As of 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, 13,151 residents had submitted applications. But in total, 24,686 people accessed the online survey.
"Today, we have a new record high number of cases as we have every day this week," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was sentenced to seven days in jail for criminal and civil contempt and a $7,000 fine today for defying Governor Greg Abbott's stay-at-home rules.
A link to where it is going to be and when.
Governor Greg Abbott said beginning Friday, May 8, salons can reopen, with social distancing. This includes hair salons, barbershops and nail salons.
Robert Marc Flores, 59, is currently in the Garland Detention Center on a bond of $50,000 for online solicitation of a minor.
Hog trapper Coy Hirth saw the feral hog problem as a solution to another problem: hunger.
