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Hospitals in Midland and Odessa say they’re dealing with a low supply of the COVID-19 therapy drug Regeneron.

The American Red Cross of the Permian Basin is teaching students around west Texas how they can be prepared for a natural disaster.

A Midland family is thankful to be alive after narrowly escaping a house fire early Saturday morning.

The Ector County Sheriff’s Office is thanking a local business leader after receiving a generous donation.

An Odessa woman who campaigned against drunk driving after losing her son has died in a crash.

A man was killed and a woman was hurt in a head-on crash outside of Odessa on Sunday.

MOTRAN Alliance announced Thursday that Southwest Airlines will begin offering flights from Midland-Odessa (MAF) to Austin (ABIA) starting in March.

We’re putting together the latest COVID-19 vaccine information for West Texas here.

Texas is seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases spurred on by the arrival of the Delta variant of the coronavirus.

A new scholarship for aspiring mariachis at UTPB was announced Wednesday morning to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month.

Congressman Pfluger says NRC is “over-reaching” states’ powers.

Street racers who are caught in Texas previously faced fines or jail time. Now they could be facing a whole new penalty.

A social media challenge that has gone viral on TikTok now has Midland ISD warning students of the serious consequences they’ll face if they’re caught participating.

Jay Hendricks was joined by Kristi Edwards and Melanie Saiz of Centers for Children and Families to discuss Suicide Prevention & Awareness Month.

Jay Hendricks was joined by Dr. Jaime Águila, a history professor at Midland College, to discuss Hispanic Heritage Month.

A Midland College honor society surprised healthcare workers at Midland Memorial Hospital on Wednesday to thank them for their hard work during the pandemic.

The Rodriguez girls celebrate their first birthday after a busy year

Odessa’s hospitals are getting an injection of funds to continue their fight against COVID-19.

Big Spring Crimestoppers are looking to identify a suspect that damaged a local chapel.

The missing man has been found safe.

Odessa police are looking to identify a man they say was involved in a hit-and-run.

Devonte Jones, a tow truck driver with Blue Star Towing, had one wish: He wanted one last ride on his tow truck. Fellow tow truck drivers came together to make that wish come true.

Jay Hendricks was joined by Greg Akselrod, founder of VacSeen, to discuss their COVID-19 vaccine bracelets.

CBS7 partnered with the West Texas Food Bank for a peanut butter drive to help feed the hungry in our community for Hunger Action Month.

Midland Memorial Hospital has reopened its mass vaccination clinic to provide Midlanders with hundreds of COVID-19 vaccines and boosters each day.

The quintuplets that were born at Odessa Regional Medical Center had a celebration Tuesday.

Congressman August Pfluger is speaking out after it was announced that the U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission had issued a license to construct and operate ‘a consolidated interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel’ in Andrews.

Miss Cayce's Wonderland celebrated their 37th anniversary on September 10, 2021.

The University of Texas at San Antonio is taking heat from the UT System’s board of regents for its recent decision to stop displaying the famous “Come and Take it” flag at football games after some in the university community argued the slogan has a racist history.

Officials said immigration authorities weren’t interested in taking migrants who had no criminal conviction into federal custody. But without documentation, at least one newly released migrant soon found himself back in detention.