Imagine a young border collie named Roscoe who, although a very good boy, has no family and is serving hard time in a North Texas shelter. One day during the COVID-19 pandemic, a family comes along and adopts Roscoe. Surely, Roscoe’s relieved now that he’s living the high life: belly…
Over the past decade, the Lone Star State grew more urban and less white.
This week, a Colombian cartel member was sentenced to 327 months behind bars for drug trafficking violations.
School districts that are fined for requiring masks could get financial help thanks to a new bail fund.
Last week, reports began circulating that a Collin College student and dean had died of COVID-19.
This week, the Dallas man accused of killing 4-year-old Cash Gernon was indicted by a grand jury.
With COVID-19 cases skyrocketing, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said he would issue a countywide mask mandate on Wednesday.
Some Democratic state legislators in Washington, D.C., condemned their colleagues for returning to the Texas Capitol.
Starting Tuesday, Dallas ISD will require students, staff and visitors to wear masks.
On Thursday, Gov. Greg Abbott called for a special second session.
While the Delta variant is ravaging Texas, some of the state’s leadership is publicly criticizing the CDC.
Two Texas Democrats are reportedly on vacation in Portugal, attracting widespread criticism.
Tuesday marks the second anniversary of the El Paso Walmart massacre.
While some in Dallas go without air conditioning, climate change continues to ramp up.
As COVID-19 cases rise, some Democratic lawmakers want to see schoolwide mask mandates and virtual learning options.
This week, the Poor People’s Campaign is marching from Georgetown to Austin to call attention to voting rights.
A former Collin College professor says she left after enduring years of racial harassment.
Health officials are reporting a deadly fungus spread among patients in two Dallas-area hospitals.
Law enforcement uncovered significant amounts of drugs and cash at a southeast Dallas home last week.
Several fully vaccinated Texas Democratic lawmakers have tested positive for COVID-19, becoming some of the most widely publicized instances of so-called “breakthrough cases.”
Texas Democrats in 2003 fled to Ardmore, Oklahoma, to block gerrymandering legislation.
Some civil rights leaders are accusing the Biden administration of breaking its promise to end border wall construction.
