The small Texas town of Port Isabel has implemented stringent regulations on its citizens in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Harris County processed and released some "non-violent" felony suspects as local and state officials continue to spar over the move.
Austin was among the first cities in Texas to issue shelter-in-place ordinances to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Here is a collection of photos documenting the impact on the city.
After volleys between the county judge, sheriff, governor, and attorney general, Harris County plans to release felony suspects have been halted.
Concerns regarding the virus' spread, the economic impact of the order, and how citizens and businesses will cope in the meantime were aired at the meeting.
Harris County Judge Hidalgo plans to release 1,000 prisoners over coronavirus concerns after a federal judge left the decision to county officials.
The Texan spoke with two EMS professionals about how their job conditions and demands have changed as a result of the coronavirus.
A Collin County district judge denied an injunction to halt McKinney’s shelter-in-place order because it was in conflict with a more permissive county order.
A federal judge has issued an injunction against Dallas's paid sick leave ordinance, prohibiting the city from enforcing the measure on April 1 as planned.
Though both Dallas and Tarrant counties have ordered citizens to shelter-in-place, public transportation is still operational.
State leaders are set to intervene in a case regarding the release of inmates in the Harris County jail system as the coronavirus crisis continues.
The City of Austin has been under a shelter order for almost a week, and critics of and advocates for the move have weighed in.
Dallas County found itself at the forefront of Texas’ coronavirus crisis, and local churches responded. Here's how these churches are serving their community.
Gov. Abbott blocked the release of inmates and joined Attorney General Paxton in a Harris County filing that says releases will violate state law, jeopardize public safety, and amount to collusion.
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Abbott mandated a 14-day quarantine for travelers from Louisiana and other regions of the country and prohibited the release of violent felons.
While Harris County officials and a federal judge explore the legality of releasing jail inmates, victims and advocates express concerns for public safety.
As most citizens are told to stay home and stay safe, police officers do not have that luxury. Here's what Austin police have to say about the changes to their job since the rise of coronavirus.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins used a model by COVID ACT Now to justify the recent "shelter in place order." Some experts are questioning if the data is sound.
The final text of the new "stay at home" order emerged hours after it was announced on Tuesday, leaving business owners and some public officials confused and on edge.
Local governments in Texas are more frequently issuing shelter orders to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
