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The coronavirus crisis continues to impact the economy, with retailer JCPenney announcing Tuesday it will extend the temporary closure of its stores and temporarily furlough the majority of its hourly associates.
Texan Matthew McConaughey is the narrator, co-writer and co-creator of a new public service announcement promoting isolation and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic..
You're overdue for a haircut but you just realized your local barbershop is one of the many businesses closed stop the spread of COVID-19. You're not alone.
The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is installing clear acrylic shields at cash registers in all of its stores to protect customers and associates during the coronavirus pandemic.
As the number of positive COVID-19 cases grows, the City of Dallas is enacting a new set of regulations requiring hospitals to give leaders daily reports regarding ventilator and hospital bed capacity.
Southwest Airlines will reduce flights by more than 40%, to 2,000 flights a day from May 3–June 5.
Some North Texas residents are staying entertained with unique outdoor activities, while one Fort Worth store is looking to provide groceries for families in need.
It's been 25 years since the death of Selena shocked millions across the world. However, her unique songs and style continue to inspire both older and newer generations of fans.
A judge has stopped the City of Dallas from enforcing an ordinance that requires private businesses to offer paid sick leave.
In an effort to keep students and parents from leaving their homes often, Dallas ISD has changed their grab-and-go program by offering a week's worth of meals that can be picked up once a week.
Many hospitals are now limiting visitors for women going into labor, and it's making for some tough choices.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins will make the call on when to open the facility with 250 beds to start and room for many more.
School districts across North Texas now working to help families stretch food budgets while students are confined at home due to coronavirus outbreak restrictions.
Judge Chris Hill's emergency order does not provide a defined list of businesses that are considered essential and can stay open.
The DPS said in it would not disclose details about enforcement, adding there would be no checkpoint on the Louisiana border at this time.
