California governor expects $7 billion in virus spending
The news came Thursday as state lawmakers held their first oversight hearing of the more than $2 billion Newsom has already spent, questioning administration officials about a nearly $1 billion contract with a Chinese-owned company to provide up to 200 million masks per month.
The news came Thursday as state lawmakers held their first oversight hearing of the more than $2 billion Newsom has already spent, questioning administration officials about a nearly $1 billion contract with a Chinese-owned company to provide up to 200 million masks per month.
Tarrant County woman credits prayer with her recovery after spending a month in the hospital due to COVID-19
A 51-year-old Tarrant County woman who tested positive for COVID-19 left the hospital to cheers after nearly a month.
A 51-year-old Tarrant County woman who tested positive for COVID-19 left the hospital to cheers after nearly a month.
Busch may give you beer for a year if the coronavirus pandemic disrupted your wedding plans
Anheuser-Busch launched a sweepstakes that will give couples a year’s worth of beer if the coronavirus pandemic disrupted their wedding plans.
Anheuser-Busch launched a sweepstakes that will give couples a year’s worth of beer if the coronavirus pandemic disrupted their wedding plans.
Dallas County adds face covering requirement, reports 7 deaths & 80 new COVID-19 cases
Dallas County reported seven deaths and 80 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday as officials issued new guidelines to go into effect Saturday that will require face coverings for people going out to essential businesses or using public transportation.
Dallas County reported seven deaths and 80 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday as officials issued new guidelines to go into effect Saturday that will require face coverings for people going out to essential businesses or using public transportation.
Thursday is Ovation Day in Dallas and Fort Worth
There was a coordinated effort between the Dallas and Fort Worth mayors to go out and make some noise as a show of support for healthcare workers and essential workers.
There was a coordinated effort between the Dallas and Fort Worth mayors to go out and make some noise as a show of support for healthcare workers and essential workers.
North Texas businesses ready to get back open after Trump reveals 3-phase plan to reopen economy
President Donald Trump revealed his guidelines for reopening the economy on Thursday.
President Donald Trump revealed his guidelines for reopening the economy on Thursday.
Trump gives governors 3-phase plan to reopen economy
“We’re starting our life again,” Trump said during his daily press briefing.
“We’re starting our life again,” Trump said during his daily press briefing.
Fort Worth offering $2 million in microloans to small businesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic
More help is on the way for Fort Worth small business owners impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
More help is on the way for Fort Worth small business owners impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
President of UT Southwestern Medical Center details changes, challenges COVID-19 has brought to healthcare
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought changes and challenges to healthcare that no one could have ever imagined.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought changes and challenges to healthcare that no one could have ever imagined.
Line of cars wrapped around Fair Park for food pantry distribution
Hundreds of cars stretched far beyond the entrance of Fair Park Thursday morning as the North Texas Food Bank, with help from the National Guard, handed out boxes of food to those in need.
Hundreds of cars stretched far beyond the entrance of Fair Park Thursday morning as the North Texas Food Bank, with help from the National Guard, handed out boxes of food to those in need.
NFL star, DeSoto HS grad Von Miller has COVID-19
A top NFL star who grew up in North Texas is battling COVID-19.
A top NFL star who grew up in North Texas is battling COVID-19.
Dallas ISD opening two of their schools to provide free childcare for frontline workers
For many frontline workers, finding reliable childcare during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge.
For many frontline workers, finding reliable childcare during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge.
IRS glitch sends taxpayers’ stimulus checks to tax prep companies instead
If you use a tax prep service and can't quite track your stimulus payment, your direct deposit information may be the reason for the delay.
If you use a tax prep service and can't quite track your stimulus payment, your direct deposit information may be the reason for the delay.
Officials release 1,000 inmates to ease crowding, slow spread of COVID-19 at Dallas County jail
Jails across the country are seeing more and more inmates and workers infected. In Dallas County, there is an effort to control the spread by releasing some inmates.
Jails across the country are seeing more and more inmates and workers infected. In Dallas County, there is an effort to control the spread by releasing some inmates.
Some North Texas churches struggling to give to those in need as charitable giving declines
After the most recent wave of layoffs because of the COVID-19 pandemic, charitable giving continues to decline.
After the most recent wave of layoffs because of the COVID-19 pandemic, charitable giving continues to decline.
Layoffs and pay cuts are now striking more white collar jobs
The record-setting flood of layoffs unleashed by the viral outbreak is extending beyond the services industries that bore the initial brunt and are still suffering most.
The record-setting flood of layoffs unleashed by the viral outbreak is extending beyond the services industries that bore the initial brunt and are still suffering most.
Wisconsin governor extends Safer at Home order until May 26, closes schools for remainder of school year
Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday, April 16 directed Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Secretary-designee Andrea Palm to extend the Safer at Home order from April 24 to 8 a.m. Tuesday, May 26—or until a superseding order is issued.
Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday, April 16 directed Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Secretary-designee Andrea Palm to extend the Safer at Home order from April 24 to 8 a.m. Tuesday, May 26—or until a superseding order is issued.
Scam text message says you've come in contact with someone with coronavirus
"The virus is not the only invisible enemy. Be vigilant against all threats!"
"The virus is not the only invisible enemy. Be vigilant against all threats!"
North Texas woman sues Princess Cruise Lines for husband’s COVID-19 death
A North Texas woman is suing Princess Cruise Lines for exposing her and her husband to the coronavirus. It later caused his death.
A North Texas woman is suing Princess Cruise Lines for exposing her and her husband to the coronavirus. It later caused his death.
Facebook to warn users who 'liked' coronavirus hoaxes
The social media company says it's going to notify users if they liked, reacted or commented on harmful misinformation removed from Facebook's news feed.
The social media company says it's going to notify users if they liked, reacted or commented on harmful misinformation removed from Facebook's news feed.