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In today's Ones For Texas, boy scouts in Fort Worth decided to build bird feeders for a local nursing home so residents could have some entertainment outside their windows.
A woman was shot at a gas station in Fort Worth during a possible attempted carjacking early Tuesday morning, police said.
A zoo in Texas has changed its plans for how long daily drive-thru experiences will last and how much they will cost.
Carnival Cruise Lines announced Monday that it is canceling cruises through July and is planning on resuming service in North America using a "phase-in" approach in August.
A man who was captured on video appearing to push a Texas park ranger into a lake while the ranger was explaining social distancing says he feels "embarrassed about his actions," according to his attorney.
Under "Phase II" of Governor Greg Abbott's current plan for restarting the economy, hair salons would be allowed to reopen along with gyms, barbershops, and bars.
An allergist with Texas Health Dallas said they've had virtual visits with patients who are having trouble discerning allergy symptoms versus something more serious.
A surge of coronavirus cases in the Texas Panhandle has federal officials sending help to Amarillo to try to control rising numbers of infections over the past week.
Arlington ISD said officials worked in close coordination with the Arlington Fire Dept. and UT Arlington to ensure College Park Center would be ready to host safe graduation ceremonies.
A statement posted on the restaurant website, and quickly shared on social media, a son of the Chef/Founder, the late David Wilson, Sr., wrote about the difficult decision to close.
After flipping the open signs around on the door for the first time in weeks, many businesses in Fort Worth were still waiting Monday to see familiar customer numbers return.
One restaurant company in Dallas landed on a decision that has some employees weighing their safety versus their jobs.
Lakia Parker found the website down and the phone lines busy. But 90 minutes later, she was able to access the online application.
More than 60 recreation centers and school sites provide enrichment and educational camps for kids each year.
The owner of one Dallas restaurant said he's gotten mixed messages on what he needs to do, depending on which code compliance officer shows up.
