Clay Jenkins

Recovery and cleanup efforts continued Tuesday as thousands remained without electricity, schools were shuttered and roads were blocked by debris left by Sunday night’s tornado outbreak.

In the wake of a deadly shooting spree in West Texas, nearly a dozen new gun laws took effect in Texas Sunday — many of them loosening regulations and restrictions on firearms.

The first patient diagnosed with Ebola virus in the United States died Wednesday morning according to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.

Gov. Greg Abbott says he’s withdrawing Texas from the refugee resettlement program because the federal government refuses to provide assurances they don’t post a security threat.

Micah Xavier Johnson, the gunman in the deadly attack on Dallas police, had plans for a larger assault and possessed enough explosive material to inflict far greater harm, according to Dallas Police Chief David Brown.

It’s been one year since Louise Troh’s life went from blissful happiness to bitter sorrow in just a matter of days when her fiancé died of Ebola.

Dallas County Commissioners decided Thursday that a control order to restrict the travel of health care workers exposed to the Ebola virus could be put into place.without issuing a disaster declaration.