Some North Texas Bars Rush To Get Back In Business, Others Plan To Wait
On Thursday, staff at Lee Harvey's in Dallas prepared to start serving drinks at midnight, the moment the governor's latest amended order takes effect.
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On Thursday, staff at Lee Harvey's in Dallas prepared to start serving drinks at midnight, the moment the governor's latest amended order takes effect.
The Nest and Roost owner Jenee Molacek did not qualify for government aid and by mid-April, the working mom made a tough decision to close the doors for good.
The Dallas Regional Chamber says businesses are looking at potentially relocating corporate headquarters or building regional offices in North Texas, even during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Customers are encountering trouble recovering refunds from a travel company that went out of business during the pandemic.
There's a hidden risk with keeping hand sanitizer in your car, especially during the hot summer months.
Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting 183 additional positive cases of the coronavirus, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 8,273, including 203 deaths.
Governor Abbott has issued an executive order lifting travel restrictions for air travelers entering Texas from a handful of hotspot regions in easing of COVID-19 coronavirus restrictions.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Levitt Pavilion Arlington's summer concert series, originally planned for June 19 through July 19, is cancelled.
In a tweet Justice Debra Lehrmann said she and her husband, Greg, started exhibiting symptoms, including fevers and body aches, last week.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has announced a virtual job fair in an effort to help residents affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
While some universities across the country have canceled in-person instruction for the fall semester, officials at the University of Texas say students will return to campus.
Advocates estimate that there have been at least eight deaths in eight weeks tied to domestic violence.
As lockdown restrictions ease, infectious disease experts stress life will not be going back to normal anytime soon, and if cases start to decrease, a second wave of the the virus is possible.
They have stood tall in the face of adversity and crushing disappointments. Here's a tip of the hat to the Class of 2020.
Texas had $40 million in federal funds in place last year to replace an outdated Texas Workforce Commission system but then the pandemic hit.
A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked a ruling in Texas that expanded mail-in voting for residents who are concerned about contracting the coronavirus.
Contact tracers call people who tested positive for COVID-19.
Some employees at a Texas Tyson Foods plant say there have been nearly 300 workers who have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed an appeal to block a federal court ruling this week that allows mail-in ballots for residents who are concerned about contracting the coronavirus.
This week Texas Governor Greg Abbott said child care facilities can reopen and set the stage for a return to summer camp, youth sports leagues and even summer school.
Remdesivir has shown promise in early trials in speeding up the recovery time among hospitalized COVID-19 patients.
A Wisconsin woman is warning people that the anti-malarial drug, hydroxychloroquine, wil not protect someone from COVID-19.
A church in Texas has canceled mass indefinitely after one of its priests died and five others subsequently tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Kroger has had a change of heart over what it recently deemed "overpayments" to quarantined workers on COVID-19 emergency leave.
Four new cases of a severe illness affecting children, linked to COVID-19, have been identified at one North Texas hospital.
