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Gun sellers across the United States are reporting major spikes in firearm and ammunition purchases as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread throughout the country.
The General Motors plant in Arlington is among the dozens of North American auto plants being forced to temporarily close because of concerns about spreading the coronavirus.
Jobless claims are surging across the U.S. after government officials ordered millions of workers, students and shoppers to stay at home as a precaution against the spreading of coronavirus.
Mark Cuban said he and the Mavericks have set up a program to pay for daycare for the children of healthcare workers in order to give those workers a peace of mind as they continue to battle this outbreak.
Dallas County is further tightening restrictions on public and private gatherings, this time with rules that target backyard barbecues, birthday parties, and neighborhood basketball games.
It was announced Tuesday evening that Patrick James, who lived at the Texas Masonic Retirement Center in Arlington, died on Sunday and had tested positive for COVID-19.
Many retailers are setting aside time for their most vulnerable customers to shop.
This temporary closure will not apply to those seeking an initial Commercial Driver License. DPS offices that provide CDL testing will remain open solely for the purpose of providing initial CDLs.
Restaurants with a mixed beverage permit may sell beer, wine, or mixed drinks for delivery as long as they are accompanied by food purchased from the restaurant.
As of Wednesday, firefighters will now wear their firefighting masks with a clip on respirator cartridge to all medical calls.
UT President Gregory L. Fenves said the university learned that School of Undergraduate Studies Dean Brent Iverson tested positive, as well as the first student.
A surge in demand for face masks is also creating a surge in fraud against a North Richland Hills company.
Fire Chief Ben Blanton said that one of his men started showing symptoms of illness after reporting to work. He recently traveled outside of the country, too.
Dr. Gonzalo Perez-Garcia, a psychiatrist with Texas Health Dallas, suggested to take a step back when it all gets to be a little too much.
A 64-year-old overseas traveler is the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Wichita Falls.
While stores struggle to keep up with demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, many at home need new recipe ideas to prepare food for their families.
The big concern is continuing education at home with an estimated 40% of the student body lacking internet access.
Amid the spread of COVID-19, Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price announced an updated emergency declaration scheduled to take effect at midnight.
Starting next Monday, people prepping boxes will be workers from the hospitality industry who are suffering from lost income.
Many other shops, malls, restaurants and businesses in North Texas and across the nation have closed temporarily during the COVID-19 outbreak.
"There are so many people who need help right now. We want to do our part to get them the support they need," said Cynt Marshall, CEO of the Mavericks.
Advocacy groups and Spanish-language media are filling in the gaps as cities and states say they're working to translate guidance.
After reporting just two positive case of coronavirus, Denton County Public Health has now confirmed three additional cases.
It's Collin County's first death due to coronovirus and the second thus far in North Texas.
Fort Worth firefighters will look a little different now in response to the COVID-19 crisis, and they don't want people to be startled by it.
