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Thousands of North Texans have been negatively impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic, and need help. There are several organizations that are providing that help during this time of need, and they are looking for donations or volunteers to meet urgent needs.
After reporting the infection of one inmate, officials at the Dallas County Jail have confirmed four other inmates have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Thursday was supposed to be Major League Baseball's opening day, but fans are showing their team pride while staying home to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
JPS is closing all of their school-based clinics, effective March 27 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 250,000 cars in the U.S. to fix doors that could open unexpectedly or may not close properly.
As residents are being told to stay at home and as businesses and schools are shut down, North Texans are finding creative ways to support each other during these trying times.
American Airlines had already taken some steps to encourage social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the Fort Worth-based company has made more policy changes.
The Federal Reserve of St. Louis estimates the nation's jobless rate could hit a staggering 32% within months.
Fort Worth Public Library and Goodwill locations are collecting donations of protective equipment. Here's when and where you can drop off your donations.
The Senate passed a $2 trillion coronavirus relief package late Wednesday night. The vote was 96-0.
Planned Parenthood is joining other abortion providers in suing Texas over moving to ban abortions during the coronavirus outbreak.
Granbury ISD turned on the lights at Pirate Stadium Wednesday night for an hour and says it will do so every night from 8:00 to 9:00.
Food charities in Tarrant County are beginning to feel the impact of empty store shelves, as donations from grocery stores dwindle even as demand climbs.
A city official said the pilot's engine apparently died before "landing and flipping over" on the Westridge Golf Course Wednesday afternoon.
To fight the spread of COVID-19, restrictions are in place on which businesses can and can't operate, but there is still some confusion by businesses and residents.
