COVID-19 and cold, windy temperatures couldn’t stop people from waiting outside Best Buy in Odessa Friday morning to be the first to get the best deals.
The organization usually holds a large indoor meal for Thanksgiving, where people can gather, talk, and watch football. But the pandemic made the Odessa branch change plans.
While some still may catch flights this holiday, the CDC recommends postponing your travel, staying home and celebrating virtually is the best way to protect yourself and others this year.
Texans still won’t be able to purchase liquor at Walmart, after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a bid by the retail giant that would have allowed the booze to be sold at stores in the state.
The top elected official for El Paso County, Texas, is announcing a new curfew to help combat the spread of the coronavirus, which is overrunning the area’s hospitals and funeral homes.
Every day starts with breakfast and then moves straight into lunch preparations. Daisy Davis has prepared tens of thousands of school meals for Midland ISD students.
CBS7′s Jay Hendricks spoke with Martin Villarreal, the General Manager of Classic Honda of Midland, and the owner, Joey Gabarda Martin Villareal, about their website’s new Spanish feature.
A 14-year-old girl has been arrested after authorities say she led deputies on a chase and crashed into several law enforcement vehicles as well as a home.
Ralliers were in protest of councilman Jack Ladd’s proposed ordinance to require business owners to hang notices on all entrances that a face cover is required to enter
Councilman Jack Ladd proposed ordinance failed 4 to 3 that would have required businesses to post signage calling for a face covering to enter or receive a $500 fine.
The Texas Department of State Health Services officially cut occupancy rates in most Permian Basin counties today because of consistently high COVID-19 hospitalization rates.
Two questions could share Texas politics in the coming years: Who will challenge Gov. Greg Abbott in 2022? And will Abbott — and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz — run for president in 2024?
The exams will be held starting Dec. 7, the second weeks after students return from Thanksgiving, and the timing and consequences of the exam have local leaders concerned.
The request highlights the amount of manpower hospital officials believe needs to be brought in to deal with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and the explosion in cases and hospitalizations the area is experiencing.
