White House coronavirus task force: US ‘in a very dangerous place,’ COVID-19 risk at ‘historic high’
“The COVID risk to all Americans is at a historic high," said the report from the White House coronavirus task force.
Visitors report mysterious Utah monolith's disappearance
A mysterious monolith found in a remote area of Utah went missing just a few days after its discovery. The Bureau of Land Management said a person or group reportedly removed it.
Trackdown: Help find Duane Maa's killer
Dallas police have asked for help find a man who homicide detectives say stalked his victim before shooting him in broad daylight.
Police: 4-year-old boy abducted from North Richland Hills Chuck E. Cheese
North Richland Hills Police are searching for a 4-year-old boy they say was taken from a Chuck E Cheese by his biological mother who doesn’t have custodial rights.
American Airlines puts Boeing Max in the air for flight from Dallas to Tulsa
American flew journalists from Dallas to Oklahoma, where crews explained how they are bringing the planes out of storage and making FAA-required changes.
Coronavirus restrictions by state: What you need to know
Various governors have enacted extensive COVID-19 measures, from halting in-person classes to limiting indoor and outdoor dining operations. Here are the rules by state.
Fort Worth moving city hall to former Pier 1 headquarters building
The fall of Fort Worth-based retailer Pier 1 Imports means the rise of a new city hall in the old business’ headquarters near the Trinity River.
Healthy 35-year-old Midlothian man with no underlying conditions dies of COVID-19
Family members say the 35-year-old father of five was an overall healthy man before he died of COVID-19. His family wants to share how bad and how fast the virus can get.
Pastor replaces recalled McKinney city councilmember
A recalled McKinney city councilmember has been officially replaced.
Gov. Abbott says Texas will receive 1.4 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine this month
Governor Greg Abbott said Texas will receive an allotment of more than 1.4 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine from the Centers for Disease Control this month.
No more emotional support animals on planes after DOT closes major loophole
The government has decided that when it comes to air travel, only dogs can be service animals, and companions used for emotional support don’t count.
Hewlett Packard's global headquarters relocating to Spring, Texas
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will be relocating its global headquarters to Spring, Texas from San Jose, California.
CDC urges Americans to stay home for holidays
Many Americans didn't follow CDC guidance against traveling over Thanksgiving so the agency announced the testing option during a Wednesday news briefing.
Texas superintendents ask Gov. Abbott for teachers to be among 1st to get COVID-19 vaccines
The chair of the Texas Urban Council of Superintendents wrote a letter to Governor Greg Abbott asking him to include teachers in the first groups to receive the COVID-19 vaccines.
Illinois reports highest single-day death toll from coronavirus
Illinois health officials on Wednesday announced 238 additional deaths from COVID-19 statewide, the highest number of single-day deaths during the entire pandemic.
Dallas street racing incidents nearly doubled in 2020
Dallas police have received more than 8,400 calls about street racing so far this year.
Denton County chief deputy constable, Collin County detention officer die of COVID-19
Precinct 2 Chief Deputy Constable M. Wayne Rhodes served Denton County for 25 years. He recently lost his battle with COVID-19.
Medical group calls for Texas schools to increase rapid testing
The Texas Medical Association is recommending more testing of staff and students in schools to head off the latest spike in COVID-19 infections.
2 men wanted for deadly shooting in Pleasant Grove
Police are looking for a motive and the two men who killed a man outside a Pleasant Grove apartment complex early Wednesday morning.
'Someone's gonna get shot': Georgia official calls out Trump, senators over harsh election rhetoric
Gabriel Sterling, the Voting Systems Manager for the Georgia Secretary of State's office, came out swinging during a press conference Tuesday afternoon after weeks of harassment, threats, and division.