ETX Covered: State Rep. Cody Harris discusses the Texas elections bill, part two
Rep. Harris (R-Palestine) explains what Texas Republicans are doing while Democrats remain in Washington D.C., since they cannot debate or vote on any bills
ETX Covered: State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer on COVID-19 and fight for voting rights
State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer (D-San Antonio) discusses testing positive for COVID-19 while fully-vaccinated and Texas Democrats' efforts to fight House Bill 3
The Games are heating up as more Americans go for gold on Monday. The American men fight for a medal in team gymnastics and women's triathlon will be eying hardware.
Tokyo Preview, July 24: Swimming, gymnastics and new sports debut
Saturday marks the 1st full day of competition at the Tokyo Olympics. The pool is open, the surf is up and 3 new sports debut. Here's the Tokyo Preview for July 24.
Can antibody tests prove if you’re protected by the COVID-19 vaccines?
Last year, antibody tests got a lot of attention, as people wanted to figure out if they’d had COVID-19 and whether or not they were protected from the virus.
VERIFY: What to know about the AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots
Some countries have paused rollouts of the AstraZeneca vaccine while it's being investigated for blood clotting side effects. This doesn't impact the U.S.
Asian AND American: An AAPI Heritage Month Special
Journalists around the country explore the history of anti-Asian hate in the U.S., stereotypes and microaggressions we're still fighting, and where to go from here.
DNA evidence in the JonBenet Ramsey case doesn't support a controversial development: a former prosecutor's decision to clear the girl's family from all suspicion.
Two years after Nanette was found in her burned home with a gunshot wound to her head, her family hopes new information will cause a break in the case.
Survived By: One Year After the Capital Gazette Shooting
On June 28, 2018, 5 employees of the Annapolis Capital Gazette were killed in a mass shooting. We detail how survivors spent the past year navigating their grief.
LESSONS LEARNED: Whitehouse ISD assesses challenging year teaching through the pandemic
5 months of school remain giving districts a chance to see what worked in the fall and what didn't as they continue to teach through social distance and quarantines.
LESSONS LEARNED: Reflecting back on 2020 at Mineola and Pine Tree ISDs
The framework of education is drastically different than 8 months ago. Before the pandemic, online classes weren't customary, but it's one of many new necessities.
LESSONS LEARNED: Tyler ISD Superintendent reflects on 2020, struggles and successes
Before students get back on campus or log on for remote learning in 2021, let's look back on the biggest "Lessons Learned" at Tyler ISD during the pandemic.
LESSONS LEARNED: Gilmer ISD focuses on endurance, flexibility and grace to get through 2020
Between quarantines, virtual learning and running school safely, there's no doubt 2020 has been chalked full of "Lessons Learned" for Gilmer and other local schools.
Over the next few weeks, the Morning Loop's Dana Hughey reflects on local school's biggest Lessons Learned from 2020 while educating through a pandemic.
Officer Matt Yoder is a veteran police officer. Corry Dawkins is a 27-year-old with a troubled past. Here’s what happened when the two men came together.
Asian AND American: An AAPI Heritage Month Special
Journalists around the country explore the history of anti-Asian hate in the U.S., stereotypes and microaggressions we're still fighting, and where to go from here.
CBS19 SPECIAL REPORT: Voting woes during Nov. 5 election as 2020 looms
From human error to connectivity problems, a number of counties reported issues during the Nov. 5 elections. So what is being done to resolve them before 2020?
