Small Business Owners Navigate Complicated Corona Times, Hope Mask Ordinance Helps
Tarrant County business owners who spoke to CBS 11 News say they support the new mask requirement, even if customers don't.
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Tarrant County business owners who spoke to CBS 11 News say they support the new mask requirement, even if customers don't.
A face mask ordinance for all of Tarrant County was announced this morning as the county reached its second-highest daily count of new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday.
Describing a "culture war" he didn't even know existed, Burleson Mayor Ken Shetter came to the defense of essential workers he said were "accosted and berated," for simply wearing a mask.
A face mask ordinance for all of Tarrant County is expected to be announced Thursday, sources tell CBS 11 News.
The man was berating a cashier at a Lowe's for requiring him to wear a mask, when Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff intervened.
Alamo Drafthouse said Friday it will require face masks at its theaters when it reopens, and AMC Theatres has reversed its course and made the same requirement at its locations.
Grocery chain Central Market will be requiring face coverings for all customers starting on Monday, June 22 at all its locations.
According to the airline, Brandon Straka ignored requests by crew members to wear a mask while the plane prepared to leave for Dallas-Fort Worth.
Police are searching for a man who they say pushed an employee down at a business in Cedar Hill after being asked to wait outside due to a face mask policy.
A North Texas man has lost his job and now officials say the Highland Park Police Department is investigating him for a making a threatening COVID-19 related Facebook post.
Starting on May 4 all employees, customers and guests going to Costco warehouses will have to wear face masks.
County commissioners and residents have voiced their skepticism after Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins announced a requirement for face masks at essential businesses.
Deb Luttrell and her staff at Stitchin' Heaven have been hard at work making masks for healthcare workers, but when the CDC recommended everyone wear masks she wanted to do something else to help.
In an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, one Texas city is now requiring its residents to cover their nose and mouth when going out in public or else face a fine of up to $1,000.