Their Kitchens Closed, Chefs Open Their Hearts Cooking Free Meals: 'People Need Comfort'
Chefs who saw their kitchens close under Fort Worth's virus emergency, were cooking again Monday, and giving away the meals for free.
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Chefs who saw their kitchens close under Fort Worth's virus emergency, were cooking again Monday, and giving away the meals for free.
The person in the Carrollton Driver License Office who said they tested positive for coronavirus, actually tested negative, the DPS said on Monday.
Dallas County leaders updated the public on their response to COVID-19.
School districts across North Texas have closed stemming from the COVID-19 outbreak. If you are in need of assistance for meals in the upcoming weeks please look into these resources.
Our community is working towards "flattening the curve" and minimize the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, but many North Texans will still need health and mental health resources during this time.
The counselor found out he tested positive for the disease Sunday after doing "cell side counseling" at a prison outside of Houston last week.
Dallas Cowboys Center Travis Frederick has announced his retirement with a heart-felt statement on Twitter.
With school shutdown, many students are left without internet access. Many companies have stepped up to help.
To file for unemployment, Texans can call 1-800-939-6631 Monday through Friday, between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. or visit ui.texasworkforce.org any time.
Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have assistance programs to help borrowers from direct and indirect impacts of the coronavirus outbreak.
The park will remain open (with some specific areas closed) during regular operating hours, but everyone is urged to maintain proper social distancing.
Social distancing and staying inside may be the best way to stay safe from the Coronavirus, but it's not the best way to stay safe for many survivors and victims of domestic violence.
Unemployment claims are mounting as thousands of Texans find themselves jobless.
The Coronavirus outbreak has left many with questions regarding ongoing family law issues and what can be done about them. Courts and the Attorney General's office closing have left many with questions.
"Texas is all-in on our response to COVID-19 and we need Washington's financial assistance..." said Governor Abbott.
