To provide guidance to doctors about early treatment of coronavirus, cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough wrote an article that will soon be published in the American Journal of Medicine.
Under Trump's recent executive actions, Texas will receive $1.4 billion from FEMA to provide additional $300 per week unemployment benefits.
Sen. Ted Cruz co-authored a letter to the FDA calling out their actions against the use of hydroxychloroquine and requesting more information.
With notable errors in the state's COVID-19 data, Collin County has placed a disclaimer on its dashboard warning about its inaccuracies.
State officials say that the record high positivity rate that just plummeted occurred after a system error undercounted COVID-19 tests.
A survey conducted among Texas House members shows that a majority favor precautions such as face mask requirements when the Capitol is reopened for session.
Harris County's judge issued new county-determined benchmarks for school openings, but other elected officials say Hidalgo is using incorrect metrics to justify restrictions.
In a virtual town hall hosted by Sen. Bob Hall, some physicians highlighted the benefits of hydroxychloroquine and inhaled budesonide therapy in treating COVID-19.
While coronavirus hospitalizations show Texas is moving in a good direction, a drop in more widespread testing has led to a higher positivity rate.
President Trump signed several memorandums and an order on Saturday to extend expiring emergency coronavirus relief, including unemployment payments.
U.S. border patrol encounters have increased to levels typical for a July before the pandemic, with the largest increase seen in the Rio Grande Valley.
After a video of doctors touting hydroxychloroquine went viral, the state agency cautioned physicians about promoting a "cure" for the coronavirus.
The North Texas Republican is back home recovering from serious symptoms after contracting COVID-19 a couple of weeks ago.
Attorney General Ken Paxton has directed Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan and the Round Rock City Council to hold their municipal elections on the original date of November 3, 2020, asserting that their decision to postpone the city’s elections until next year is illegal. The attorney general said that there would be repercussions for Morgan and the council if they fail to comply, including possible removal from office. “Because the City lacks authority to postpone...
Commissioner Morath clarified that school districts will continue to receive funding waivers for as long as eight weeks and that the Texas Education Agency will adjust waivers further if necessary.
A 29-year-old Houston man has been charged with four felonies after a complaint was filed by a U.S. Postal Inspector.
More doctors are speaking up about early treatment for COVID-19 using hydroxychloroquine. The State Board of Pharmacy let the restrictions it had placed on the drug expire last week.
Austin ISD will not hold in-person classes for three weeks after the start of the school year, but the YMCA will provide in-person learning at its own facilities and at taxpayer-funded institutions.
The Austin City Council will put a measure before city voters in November to finance its portion of a $7 billion public transit plan.
The stress placed on Houston hospitals from the surge in coronavirus cases is easing as the number of hospitalizations continues its downward trend.
