Coronavirus In Texas: Another Dallas Police Officer Recovers From COVID-19, Returns To Work
The department tweeted out a welcome for Senior Corporal Brockford who returned to duty Monday after recovering from COVID-19.
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The department tweeted out a welcome for Senior Corporal Brockford who returned to duty Monday after recovering from COVID-19.
In a live feed announcement with his once competitor, Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden for President of the United States.
For the first time, two inmates at the Tarrant County Jail have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Plano-based Minnie's Food Pantry is devastated after someone stole one of their trucks during Easter weekend.
Texas Workforce Commission officials say they have had an unprecedented amount of claims and inquiries from people whose employment has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Waco-based Balcones Distilling will deliver 400 gallons of sanitizer on April 14 to the Dallas Police Association, Plano Police Department and the Dallas Fire Fighters Association.
Arlington Police Chief Will Johnson tweeted out pictures on Good Friday showing a team effort by civil servants to help rescue a group of ducklings.
Smithfield Foods announced Sunday that it is closing its pork processing plant in Sioux Falls until further notice after hundreds of employees tested positive for the coronavirus.
A seventh Fort Worth police officer has tested positive for the coronavirus, the department announced Saturday.
Jon Kitna has an undeniable passion for the game of football and now his passion for the game burns brighter than ever as the new head coach for Burleson High School.
At approximately 10:15 p.m. Apr. 11, investigators say a vehicle carrying multiple passengers was traveling "at a high rate of speed" at the intersection of Hardrock Road and Trinity Boulevard when the driver lost control.
North Texas mother of 10, Laura Hernandez, began homeschooling 10 years ago and has a few tips to help parents push through the next month and a half.
It is believed that the wrong-way driver entered the DNT at Belt Line and traveled south for approximately one minute before the crash.
The McKinney man died Saturday night in his home. Officials said he had underlying health conditions and was diagnosed with the virus two days earlier.
