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Sources tell CBS Chicago that former Dallas police chief David Brown is among three finalists for the superintendent role with the Chicago Police Department.
A fourth Dallas Police Officer has tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19.
In an effort to keep both residents and its officers safe during the coronavirus pandemic, the Dallas Police Department is continuing to encourage the use of its online reporting system for non-emergency crimes.
The Bureau of Prisons will begin confining federal inmates, at the more than one dozen Texas locations and across the country, to their cells for 14 days in an attempt to prevent coronavirus exposure.
In today's Ones For Texas, a North Texas couple has found a way to celebrate their friend's wedding from home, while residents in Fort Worth are providing free lunches during these trying times.
Get your "Howdy, folks" ready! The State Fair of Texas has started auditions to find the new voice of Big Tex ahead of opening day in September.
This is no April Fool's joke. A semi tractor-trailer carrying a load of toilet paper caught fire in Texas on Wednesday morning.
Click here to get all the information on auditions to be the next voice for the iconic State Fair legend.
Classes taught online with prom and even graduation ceremonies in doubt make this a tough time for Texas high school seniors.
The government is hoping the money will help many Americans, affected financially by the coronavirus, keep food on the table, make rent, and pay for medical costs.
Texas Health and Human Services announced it launched a statewide mental health support line to help those experiencing anxiety, stress or emotional challenges during the pandemic.
Judge Chris Hill says Governor Greg Abbott's order supersedes his and businesses that may have deemed themselves essential are no longer essential.
Mayor Johnson also explained the reasoning behind new orders compelling hospitals to report by 4:00 p.m. each day the number of available beds, available ICU beds and ventilators.
Social distancing and self-isolation during the coronavirus have made Texas the most bored state according to Twitter data.
Some counties in North Texas have already postponed eviction hearings beyond the April 19 deadline.
