Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas Children's Advocacy Center Asks Community To Stay Vigilant, Virtually Connected
As the coronavirus forces already vulnerable families into isolation, experts fear that abuse is flourishing.
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As the coronavirus forces already vulnerable families into isolation, experts fear that abuse is flourishing.
The U.S. Senate has appropriated additional $310 billion to the Paycheck Protection Program. The House is expected to vote on Thursday.
In a unanimous vote early Wednesday, council members approved the Covid-19 Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program.
The city also passed a mortgage and rental assistance program to help keep Dallas residents in their homes.
For weeks "non-essential" businesses have been closed and many locally-owned shops are now struggling to survive.
Another man in his 60s from Denton County has died from the coronavirus.
Restaurant owner Russell Birk said he applied for a loan from the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program weeks ago but never heard whether he would receive a dime before the program ran out of money
An American Airlines customer who was left without a return flight from Lima, Peru, sued the airline in a class-action lawsuit seeking ticket refunds for flights cancelled due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
From eviction moratoriums to vehicle registration, it can be difficult to keep track of all the new deadlines spurred by COVID-19.
MedStar says that some patients are waiting too long to call, and, even when they do, many patients are reluctant to go to the hospital.
One person has died after falling off a bridge in a fiery car crash in Fort Worth Tuesday evening.
"We would probably take as many people as we are licensed and able to join us right now. That's the state we are in."
Beaumont Mayor Becky Ames says she did not violate the city's stay-at-home order when she visited a closed nail shop.
Families of healthcare workers and first responders are getting help as hundreds of RV owners are lending their rigs to people on the frontlines of the cornonavirus pandemic so they can isolate but still be near loved ones.
60 percent of American consumers are now "fearful" to shop at a grocery store due to the cornonavirus, according to a new report.
