McKinney Mayor George Fuller Says Wife Tested Positive For COVID-19
McKinney Mayor George Fuller said on Facebook Wednesday that his wife, Maylee, tested positive for COVID-19.
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McKinney Mayor George Fuller said on Facebook Wednesday that his wife, Maylee, tested positive for COVID-19.
Christopher Lamarr Sterkes pleaded guilty on June 1, 2020, to possession of a firearm by a drug user and "possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime."
Whether the elastic is too tight or the cloth is too thick, there are a lot of reasons for mask fatigue.
It happened after 7 p.m. at the Reserve at Stonebridge Ranch Apartments on Custer Road north of Eldorado Parkway.
Multiple mask mandates went into effect this week for customers and staff in businesses.
"If I had a dollar for every business that said, 'Please, please mandate masks," said McKinney Mayor George Fuller.
McKinney Mayor George Fuller announced a new mask requirement Monday afternoon for businesses and nonprofits.
Officials in McKinney will be discussing on Monday a possible order of requiring face masks inside businesses, the city's mayor said Saturday.
Nine people were arrested Tuesday evening in Lewisville and police used tear gas after protesters blocked a road.
The state is now restricting child care centers to no more than 10 children per caregiver and 20 to a room with two caregivers.
Detectives are investigating following the discovery this morning of a body in a pond in front of Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in McKinney.
Wednesday's salute to frontline workers by the Navy's Blue Angels became personal for some North Texas residents who are affected directly by the coronavirus pandemic.
Applications will be accepted online for 10 days starting Friday, May 1.
A McKinney apartment complex started a food pantry for its residents who need help, and Cafe Momentum in Dallas has now delivered over 100,000 meal kits to students and families in need.
Families lined up to receive approximately 35,000 pounds of food outside McKinney ISD's football stadium on Tuesday.
Small North Texas businesses opened their doors for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak for "retail to go," which began Friday.
Two elderly women with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 died at a nursing home facility in McKinney in the last two days.
Officials at an assisted living center in North Texas have confirmed at least eight patients at the facility have died from complications due to the coronavirus.
The latest death marks the 14th reported to Collin County Health Care Services of people with COVID-19.
Collin County Health Care Services announced Thursday that a 93-year-old McKinney woman with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 died at her home.
After two years of financial struggle and the cancellation of this year's event, the AT&T Byron Nelson tournament has found a new home in North Texas.
The McKinney man died Saturday night in his home. Officials said he had underlying health conditions and was diagnosed with the virus two days earlier.
Just days after McKinney Mayor George Fuller imposed a stay-at-home order on the city's 200,000 residents, his 19-year-old daughter tested positive for COVID-19.
Judge Jill Willis denied a request for a temporary restraining order to halt enforcement of McKinney's shelter-in-place emergency order.
In a hearing Friday afternoon, Judge Jill Willis agreed the Mayor George Fuller's order to close down non-essential businesses conflicted with a countywide order.
