The Dallas County Commissioners Court is asking the governor and lieutenant governor to apologize to Judge Eric Moyé in light of the Shelley Luther controversy.
The Texas Hill Country staple, James Avery Artisan Jewelers, announced the closure of its Fredericksburg manufacturing location due to revenue losses.
The Texas State Board of Pharmacy issued a new rule that no prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine could be dispensed without a diagnosis, then changed their tune.
After concern was raised regarding Carrollton purchasing new tools to monitor the public trail system, the city pulled the item from its agenda.
Entrepreneur Mark Cuban hired secret shoppers to visit 300 business locations in Dallas to observe whether they were complying with state-issued health guidelines.
This Mother's Day — read the story of Margaret Lea Houston, mother of eight and the first First Lady of the Republic of Texas.
A resolution passed by Dallas County advocates for citizens to apply for a mail-in ballot if fearful of voting in person due to coronavirus concerns.
In light of the cancellation of the school year and coronavirus protocols, Denton County high school graduations will take place at Texas Motor Speedway.
The City of Fort Worth has now allocated about one-third of the $150 million handed down from the federal government after the CARES Act was passed.
Part of Governor Abbott's "Open Texas Plan" involves the use of contact tracing, a method to identify those who have been exposed to someone with coronavirus.
The owner of the historic Gage Hotel has sued the Brewster County judge after hotels were required to close down during the coronavirus pandemic.
A math professor filed a federal lawsuit against his former employer after he was fired for making a joke about flyers warning of "microaggressions."
Dallas County officials extended their shelter-in-place order until May 15, while effectively tabling an order to approve personal service contracts.
The city in northeast Tarrant County is one of the first in Texas to begin to walk back restrictions implemented during the coronavirus pandemic.
In a highly emotional emergency meeting, the Dallas County Commissioners Court amended the order requiring residents to wear face coverings in public.
“Don’t think of this as an abridgment of your freedoms,” said County Judge Clay Jenkins regarding the updated requirement.
Several inmates are suing Dallas County Sheriff Marian Brown for the immediate release of inmates due to coronavirus concerns.
The fifteenth largest jail in the country has been a model with its strict protocols, and remained coronavirus free until two inmates tested positive over the weekend.
Jack County Judge Brian Keith Umphress filed a lawsuit asking for clarity about his ability to refuse to officiate weddings of same-sex couples.
Public transit in North Texas will receive hundreds of millions of dollars as a result of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
