Former Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald To Become Top Cop In Waterloo, Iowa
The City of Waterloo said Fitzgerald will be the city's first African American Chief of Police once his position is ratified by the city council next Monday.
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The City of Waterloo said Fitzgerald will be the city's first African American Chief of Police once his position is ratified by the city council next Monday.
The 3,160 Chromebooks are urgently needed to provide elementary school families with at least one device per household, the school district said.
It was cool to be working from your bed, in your PJ's but with the pandemic, it's no longer sustainable.
The Small Business Administration says as of Monday, April 13, in Texas, the agency approved nearly 89,000 loans worth nearly $22 billion.
Collin County reports one new Frisco case of COVID-19; bringing confirmed cases there to 103, including 63 recovered.
April 15 is usually the deadline each year to file taxes but, like nearly everything else in 2020, that's changed due to the coronavirus.
Trying to bring some joy, last week Garland ISD parent Barbara Gonzales created an Adopt a SR!! group on Facebook for parents and seniors in the district.
"I want to set aside time for our city to show its collective appreciation for people who deal with the stress of working on our behalf while others stay home to stop the spread of COVID-19."
Heather Leann Pope's father found her body on August 3, 2010 behind a vacant house in south Hunt County. The autopsy ruled her death as homicide due to blunt force trauma.
The changes allow drivers to avoid penalties for failing to "timely title or register a vehicle, or renew a parking placard."
The collection effort begins Wednesday, April 15 at three Fort Worth Library locations.
Police in New Jersey, Georgia and Florida are deploying five drones to get the message out about practicing social distancing.
More than 14,600 Texans have tested positive for COVID-19 and 318 people who had it have died, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Dorothy Estep, 32, was last seen on Sept. 29, 1985, as she was leaving her home in Mexia, located just outside of Waco in Limestone County, to pick up her daughter from her ex-husband's house.
As most schools remain closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Audible, the audiobook service owned by Amazon, is offering free streams on selected children's stories.
