Texas Summer Camps' Coronavirus Containment Could Serve As Example For Schools
Sky Ranch dealt with a series of COVID -19 cases this year, but the camp's president believes the rules put in place helped.
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Sky Ranch dealt with a series of COVID -19 cases this year, but the camp's president believes the rules put in place helped.
An independent video surveillance research group recently tested more than 20 thermal camera systems and found most failed to live up to the hype.
Mysterious seeds from China are popping up in mailboxes across Texas and the country.
The CBS 11 I-Team hears every day from people still waiting, wondering if something went wrong or if their check was stolen.
A North Texas father has won a unique child custody case that could set a precedent for future legal battles.
Texas health officials are betting big on a small Frisco company, MTX Group, to keep the coronavirus from spreading.
"It was very disappointing," said owner Mac Okwah. "Here I am struggling to survive, doing everything I can, and seeing this check was just defeating."
Ken Paxton is warning college students to beware of loan debt relief companies. Paxton is suing San Antonio-based My Education Solutions.
When Ronald Floyd opened the envelope, inside was a US Bank ReliaCard - a debit card used for unemployment benefits.
The BBB says it gets about 13,000 complaints each year about moving companies.
Historically when disaster unemployment insurance is available, the Texas Workforce Commission is hit harder with identity theft.
When FEMA sent 15,000 nursing homes PPE earlier this month, staff at some of them said the supplies were 'unusable'.
ACLU of Texas sent a letter to ten North Texas police chiefs asking them to make using tear gas a last resort.
It appears unlikely the U.S. Senate will pass any additional stimulus bill that includes an extension of the unemployment aid.
FEMA promised to provide two weeks' worth of gowns, gloves, surgical masks and eye protection for 15,000 nursing homes across the county.