'It's Madness': Tens Of Thousands Have Gone Fishin' Amid COVID-19 Restrictions
In the search for something to do during the coronavirus pandemic, CBS 11 News uncovered new numbers showing tens of thousands of Texans, have gone fishin.'
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In the search for something to do during the coronavirus pandemic, CBS 11 News uncovered new numbers showing tens of thousands of Texans, have gone fishin.'
With its 140,000 students already living at home -- Dallas County Community College leaders decide the safest path is to have them continue to learn there, as well.
Governor Greg Abbott has modified his executive orders and eliminated confinement as a punishment for violating executive orders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some say the Texas attorney general, governor, and lieutenant governor are sending mixed messages by supporting a Dallas salon owner who very publicly violated county and state coronavirus stay at home orders.
With so many crowded flights, with no chance for social distancing, the question being asked is: How can planes still be full when air travel is down more than 90% from a year ago?
Officials with the City of Fort Worth have confirmed to CBS 11 News that dozens of employees are being furloughed through at least July 31.
A Dallas salon owner who opened her business in violation of the governor's executive order is now in jail.
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The CDC lists it as one of the things most effective in the battle against COVID-19, but alcohol-based hand sanitizer is considered contraband in Texas jails and prisons.
Some supermarket chains in Texas are now limiting how much meat shoppers can purchase during the coronavirus pandemic.
Under "Phase II" of Governor Greg Abbott's current plan for restarting the economy, hair salons would be allowed to reopen along with gyms, barbershops, and bars.
These times can try anyone's patience, but don't let the chaos consume you.
Starting on May 4 all employees, customers and guests going to Costco warehouses will have to wear face masks.
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North Texas businesses are getting ready to safely serve more customers, after Governor Greg Abbott's announcement to start reopening the economy.