Coronavirus In Texas: Small Businesses Getting Creative To Survive
Typically The Social House in Arlington would be packed with patrons, but for now it's filled with fresh meat, produce and household necessities that are for sale.
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Typically The Social House in Arlington would be packed with patrons, but for now it's filled with fresh meat, produce and household necessities that are for sale.
DART and Dallas ISD have partnered to deliver weekly meals for students, with the first DART busload of food arriving at Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center.
Dallas County has reported 108 news cases of COVID-19, along with its 21st and 22nd deaths related to the virus.
The idea stemmed from a Clariden high school senior in hopes of keeping his mother protected while at work.
AAA Texas reports the national demand for gasoline has hit its lowest point since 1968 and that it is expected to continue decreasing as stay-at-home orders remain in place.
Breakfast lovers may have to go back to making pancakes, as waffle mix is getting hard to come by. At least if one wants the Waffle House brand.
The Emergency Childcare Program provides support to essential working families (first responders, healthcare professionals, retail and supply chain staff) who do not have a place for their children to go during the workday.
Tarrant County Public Health confirmed its 20th COVID-19 death, a woman in her 60s from Fort Worth with underlying health conditions.
In an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus during a holiday, the City of Dallas has decided to close its parks this Easter weekend.
Collin County Health Care Services reported 36 new COVID-19 cases in Collin County, including 7 in Plano.
A Dallas officer who works at police headquarters is the department's eighth positive case of the coronavirus, officials said Thursday morning.
Today's Ones For Texas shines a light on a woman in Forney who started a community table in her driveway in order to hand out food and necessities to those who need them.
Staffers at one North Texas hospital say they have plenty of personal protective equipment, which is good since they are planning for a surge in COVID-19 patients.
Jewish families are connecting with loved ones through video chat during this year's Passover dinners as they practice social distancing guidelines.
A 72-year-old is the first prison inmate in the state of Texas believed to have died after medical complications related to the coronavirus.
Normally, Presley Echols would be training with her Highland Park soccer teammates. Now it's just Echols and her sister Lauren.
If COVID-19 canceled your big trip or plans to an event, most airlines and businesses are giving your money back. But the I-Team has learned, you can't count on it with every company.
Some estimate as many as a 100 million checks will be need to be mailed meaning it could be August, even possibly September, before some receive their stimulus payment.
If you ventured outside today, with highs in the 90s, you probably noticed it doesn't take long to break a sweat! For many people, this brings up the question -- will the heat and humidity kill the virus?
A popular video conferencing program is facing scrutiny about its privacy practices.
Gov. Greg Abbott called it "Texans helping Texans." A company based in North Texas is looking to supply the state with about two million masks per week.
Healthcare workers will soon offer a less invasive and painful nasal swab test for the coronavirus in Dallas county.
He says entry level jobs can pay up to $50,000 a year with managerial roles paying as much as six figures.
Texas continues to increase its coronavirus testing capabilities by finding ways for the general public to get quicker tests and results, Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday.
The Dallas Police Department welcomed back its first officer returning to duty after recovering from the coronavirus.
