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Social distancing has left some elderly Americans feeling isolated. So when 81-year-old Texan Dell Kaplan got an offer to receive calls from a stranger just to chat it was very appealing.
Starting May 15, North Texans who need a novel coronavirus test have new options for obtaining one.
A Texas nurse had a wedding to remember after leaving the Lone Star State to go to New York City to help on the front lines of the coronavirus battle.
On the cusp of even more COVID-19 restrictions ending Monday, including gyms cleared to reopen, a political confrontation is growing over attempts by big cities to keep some guardrails.
Even though you are wearing face masks or coverings while in public, social distancing should still not be ignored.
When it comes to commencement, the type of 2020 celebration being held depends on what North Texas school district a student attends. Check out this comprehensive list of graduation ceremony information.
There will be much-needed relief for people struggling to feed their families today at Fair Park.
While Six Flags has not determined when theme parks will open after coronavirus stay-at-home orders are lifted, they have come up with a plan to prevent overcrowding -- reservations.
When McDonald's reopens dine-in areas at its restaurants, customers will find workers in masks and gloves, some seating blocked off, and children's play spaces closed.
Just a few miles from the University of Oklahoma in Norman, hundreds of people stood in line Tuesday waiting to enter a casino that has been allowed to reopen.
A North Texas man has lost his job and now officials say the Highland Park Police Department is investigating him for a making a threatening COVID-19 related Facebook post.
With more than 43,000 inmates currently on precautionary lockdown, Texas announced that widespread COVID-19 testing will begin in state prisons.
A traditional graduation ceremony is a milestone some local high school seniors may never experience, after a decision by the Dallas Independent School District not to hold in-person celebrations this year.
What started as a device to help detect a Zika virus could become be programmed to identify COVID-19 instead, say researchers in Utah.
Another person, this time a worker at a meat plant in East Texas, is believed to have died from the novel coronavirus.