Coronavirus In Texas: Whole Foods To Offer Free, Disposable Masks For Customers
Within the next week, Whole Foods will offer free disposable masks to all customers.
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Within the next week, Whole Foods will offer free disposable masks to all customers.
Nonessential businesses in Texas are being allowed to reopen their doors Friday, but there are restrictions in place that you will need to know about before making that long-awaited shopping trip.
Police arrested Roel Jose Cano Jr. in connection to the death of Peggy Franklin, 66, inside her apartment in the 3300 block of Willowcrest Drive.
The principal of Wylie High School went above and beyond to make this year's graduating class feel special while schools are closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
A 2-year-old San Antonio girl who was the subject of an Amber Alert Friday morning was found safe near Waco, authorities confirmed.
The Lewisville Independent School District has announced it will be holding its Class of 2020 graduation ceremonies on their original May dates at Texas Motor Speedway.
A man allegedly attacked at least four people with an ax inside an Indiana home improvement store Wednesday, authorities said.
The three women who died after a pickup truck crashed into their stalled vehicle on I-35E in Dallas Thursday have been identified as a mother, her daughter and the mother's sister.
John R. Ericcson decided to make a video where he reads his famous series to listeners of all ages.
Restaurants in North Texas are preparing to once again seat customers, only now with precautions aimed at maintaining social distancing.
We know staying at home can be difficult for all kids, but for those on the Autism spectrum, it can be even more challenging.
A drive-by celebration on Thursday had extra-special meaning for one student.
"We extend our deepest sympathies to his family and friends," said Collin County Judge Chris Hill. "We are saddened to learn of the death of a member of our community."
"Yes, it's crisis," says Antioch Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church iPastor Chris Wesley. "But for us, crisis has kind of birthed creativity."
Cities under the same state order to allow some recreation to resume again starting Friday, are making different decisions as to what that would include.
