Coronavirus: Public Utilities Commission Of Texas Approves Order To Temporarily Suspend Utility Shutoffs
Thousands of residential customers unable to pay their utility bills can expect some short-term relief.
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Thousands of residential customers unable to pay their utility bills can expect some short-term relief.
Scary moments in the early morning hours on Friday after a fire broke out at a truck stop in Collin County -- engulfing several big rigs.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot introduced David Brown as the next superintendent of the Chicago Police Department during a news conference Thursday, saying he's the right man for the job.
Early Friday morning Dallas police announced that the two missing toddlers they had been searching for overnight were found safe.
Their patient navigators are now working from home, and they've added video conferencing so those who call will have a friendly face.
A Hobby Lobby in Dallas closed abruptly Thursday after Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins called the business out for keeping its doors open amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The patient was a man in his 50s with preexisting health complications, officials said.
"This isn't just a legal question. It's a moral question," says University of Texas at Dallas Law Professor Mike Maslanka.
The virtual Relay For Life event allows your local event to join together with others as "one" North Texas community, united in the fight against cancer, even during unprecedented times.
The news comes just hours after the department announcement its fifth case in an officer who worked at the Southeast Patrol.
With protective gear in short supply, some hospitals have resorted to asking for donations of gowns and masks to keep workers safe.
Leave it to a couple of Texas moms to start a Facebook page that's helping healthcare workers on the frontline fighting the coronavirus in real time.
This test is not FDA approved, but is available under the agency's Emergency Use Authorization Guidelines.
There are places in North Texas where stores are locked up, and schools are closed, but there are still no confirmed cases of COVID-19.
In the past 18 days, a record half a million Texans have filed for unemployment.
