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October 8, 2020

Texas mayoral candidate arrested for mail-in ballot fraud

Zul Mohamed, who's running to become the mayor of Carrollton, a city roughly one hour north of Dallas, was charged with 25 counts of knowingly possessing a ballot with intent to defraud.

October 8, 2020

Texas bars allowed to reopen if county judges agree, Gov. Abbott says

Effective Oct. 14, bars in counties that choose to opt-in can resume in-person service at 50% capacity. All customers must be seated while eating or drinking.

October 8, 2020

Texas doctor who died of coronavirus re-used mask ‘for weeks, if not months,’ family claims

A young doctor who died after contracting the novel coronavirus over the summer re-used the same face mask “for weeks, if not months,” her family claims. 

October 8, 2020

Jonathan Price offered handshake, asked officer if he was 'doing good,' affidavit shows

Jonathan Price reportedly offered a handshake to the Wolfe City police officer and asked if he was “doing good” when the officer first arrived.

October 7, 2020

Texas woman killed at her job was in custody dispute with ex

A Texas man accused of killing his wife last week had been in a "contentious" custody battle over their 1-year-old daughter, police said. 

October 7, 2020

Texas governor faces third lawsuit over limit on mail ballot drop-off sites

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's new order that limits ballot drop-off locations in each county is facing a third legal challenge. 

October 7, 2020

Texas county sued by progressive groups over lack of polling sites

Two progressive groups sued a Texas county late Tuesday, accusing local officials of not offering enough polling locations during the November election. 

October 7, 2020

Judge rules Texas' Harris County can't send mail-in ballot applications to all 2.4M residents there

The Texas Supreme Court ruled that Harris County cannot send ballot applications to all 2.4 million of its registered voters.

October 7, 2020

Pizza Hut employee filmed chasing robbery suspects away while brandishing pizza cutter

No one outpizzas the Hut. And as it turns out, no one outsmarts the Hut, either.

October 7, 2020

NYPD arrests 24 ‘spoiled brats’ during Jonathan Price protest, Commissioner Shea says

Two dozen “knuckleheads” and “spoiled brats” were busted during overnight demonstrations against police brutality in Lower Manhattan, according to NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea.