Texas Senator Ted Cruz Busy Writing Book On Supreme Court Cases
During the coronavirus pandemic Texas Senator Ted Cruz has also been busy working on a book about the Supreme Court.
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During the coronavirus pandemic Texas Senator Ted Cruz has also been busy working on a book about the Supreme Court.
A small crowd cheered as Luther walked out of the Dallas County Jail Thursday afternoon.
Texas has had more than 34,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and more than 940 deaths. And cases are creeping up.
Thursday afternoon Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price announced that a new task force has been created to focus on the recovery of the city's economy out of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Supreme Court of Texas has ordered the release of Dallas salon owner, Shelly Luther, who was jailed for violating executive stay at home orders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Governor Greg Abbott has modified his executive orders and eliminated confinement as a punishment for violating executive orders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some say the Texas attorney general, governor, and lieutenant governor are sending mixed messages by supporting a Dallas salon owner who very publicly violated county and state coronavirus stay at home orders.
Officials with the City of Fort Worth have confirmed to CBS 11 News that dozens of employees are being furloughed through at least July 31.
When a county in the Colorado mountains banished everyone but locals to prevent the spread of COVID-19, an unlikely outsider raised a fuss: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
North Texas businesses are getting ready to safely serve more customers, after Governor Greg Abbott's announcement to start reopening the economy.
Tarrant County Public Health Director Vinny Taneja said some virus spread indicators over the last few weeks show a disturbing "change in the wrong direction."
Bad news for full-time workers in the City of North Richland Hills. Leaders there announced Thursday that there are going to be immediate budget and pay cuts as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
As of Wednesday, abortions in Texas can resume following a legal battle over a governor's order that was interpreted as restricting the procedure to preserve PPE during the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite fewer people crossing illegally, the Trump administration has been quietly adding military surveillance cameras at the U.S.-Mexico border in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
This week Texas is taking its first steps toward restarting the economy, setting up potential conflict between the governor and local officials over how quickly to move.
