Dallas Walmart store among several temporarily closing for COVID-19 cleaning

Walmart is abruptly closing some stores around the country, including here in North Texas, where it says COVID-19 infection rates are high.

Omicron variant raising questions for North Texas school districts as kids return to school

Despite the fastest surge in COVID-19 cases yet fueled by the omicron variant, some of the largest school districts in North Texas are still set to let mask mandates expire next month.

$10K reward offered for 14-year-old Garland triple murder suspect

A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of 14-year-old Abel Elias Acosta, who is accused of opening fire inside a Garland convenience store Sunday, killing three people and injuring another.

UTD delays spring semester due to omicron variant

UT Dallas is delaying the start of its spring semester because of the omicron variant. There are no plans for students to return to remote learning, at least not yet.

OurCalling prepares to house homeless for upcoming freeze

The homeless outreach group OurCalling is asking for donations ahead of what’s expected to be freezing temperatures this weekend.

New gas leaks found at Dallas apartment where explosion happened

Atmos Energy crews were back at the Highland Hills Apartments Wednesday night after tenants discovered dangerous gas leaks. The complex was the site of a natural gas explosion in late September.

Dallas files appeal of court ruling against 4 officers in Tony Timpa case

The city of Dallas is asking a federal appeals court to reverse the ruling that says four officers can be sued for excessive force leading up to Tony Timpa's death in 2016.

Monoclonal antibody treatment available in Ferris

The infusion center in Ferris, south of Dallas, got a new shipment of monoclonal antibodies to treat COVID-19. Five other centers in the state including the one in Fort Worth have run out of their supply.

Dallas police seek driver involved in 'devastating' hit-and-run

Dallas police are hoping the public can help them identify the driver involved in a Christmas Eve hit-and-run in North Oak Cliff.

Some North Texas restaurants having to temporarily close because of COVID-19 cases

There was already a service industry labor shortage before the omicron variant, but now things are going from bad to worse for a number of North Texas restaurants.

Increased COVID-19 positivity rates being seen at North Texas testing sites

Positivity rates and hospitalizations are increasing in Dallas County, and in Tarrant County, health officials said roughly one in five people are testing positive.

Police identify 14-year-old wanted for triple murder at Garland convenience store

Police are seeking help from the public to find 14-year-old Abel Acosta, who is accused of opening fire inside a Garland convenience store, killing three people and injuring another.

Dallas New Year's Eve show to include fireworks and drone lights

An "Over the Top" fireworks and drone light show will help Dallas ring in the new year. But no one will be allowed on the Reunion Tower lawn for 2022 because of COVID-19.

Apple closes 2 Dallas stores due to COVID-19

Apple is closing several of its stores nationwide, including two in Dallas, because of COVID-19 outbreaks.

Texas infusion centers are running out of monoclonal antibody treatments to fight COVID-19

The number of COVID-19 cases is rising and people who are stick are struggling to find antibody treatments. Some therapies have been declared ineffective against the omicron variant and infusion centers have run out of others.