New movie Blood Orange Moon filming in Dallas
The pandemic isn't stopping movies from being made now. Actor Miguel A. Nunez Jr. is filming in Dallas now. He joined Good Day to talk about his latest project, the horror comedy Blood Orange Moon.
Dog of the Day: Rocky
Meet Rocky, today's SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day. He's fun-loving, friendly and even knows a few tricks. Adopt: spca.org/adopt
FBI is primary agency investigating election-related crimes
Good Day talks to Dallas FBI Field Office Special Agent in Charge Matthew Desarno about foreign interference and fears that the election will be rigged. He said the FBI is trying to make sure every vote counts.
Dallas County voters to decide on school bond proposals
There are billions of dollars at stake for the Dallas Independent School District this election. Trustee Miguel Solis joined Good Day to talk about the proposals and why the district is asking for money now.
Pink Products That Give Back To Breast Cancer Charities
Several businesses are selling products that give a portion of the sale to charities fighting breast cancer. Holly Quartaro from Galleria Dallas shares some of the items sold to support the cause during breast cancer awareness month.
Halloween Safety Tips
Dustin Webb is an administrator with Texas Health Behavioral Health Hospital Dallas. He discusses ways you can elevate safety during Halloween and how to discuss these measures with your family.
Women's Business Symposium
Comerica Bank is hosting its annual Women's Business Symposium virtually on October 27. Registration is still open for this leadership event.
Quarantine Halloween
Katie-Rose Watson wants to get you ready for Halloween during the pandemic. She released a series of "Quarantine Halloween" videos on her blog "The Rose Table" to give you ideas for the holiday and Fall season. She is also hosting a virtual Halloween-themed cooking class on Friday, October 30
Program helps break down language barrier when it comes to breast cancer
One group has been working with Komen to bring breast cancer awareness to the Hispanic community. Viva's goal is to break the language barrier to save lives. More: komen-dallas.org
Comedian Jeremiah Watkins performing this weekend at the Addison Improv
You can see comedian Jeremiah Watkins this weekend at the Addison Improv, just a few weeks before his new comedy special comes out. He recorded it at his hometown comedy club in Kansas City and was surprised to find family and friends in the front row. More: improvtx.com/addison/
Dog of the Day: Harley
A friendly dog who uses wheels to get around is looking for a new home. Harley is today's SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day. More: spca.org/adopt
Effort underway to safely dispose of older prescription drugs
Saving lives is what National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is about tomorrow. Good Day talks to pediatric ICU nurse Tracy Chamblee from the University of North Texas Health Science Center. She explained the importance and said there are drop-off locations all around the Metroplex. More: takebackday.dea.gov
Some fans allowed for race weekend at Texas Motor Speedway
It's race weekend at the Texas Motor Speedway and fans will be allowed inside to witness some of the action. TMS President Eddie Gossage joined Good Day to talk about what's planned.
Presidential historian weighs in on the second debate
SMU Center for Presidential History Director Dr. Jeff Engel thinks President Trump won the tactical debate but Joe Biden won the strategic victory. He explained the difference on Good Day.
Co-workers team up in a big way for Komen Dallas
Saturday's Komen Dallas More Than Pink Walk will be virtual this year. But the funds it raises for breast cancer screenings and treatment remains as important. When one woman took her personal breast cancer story to her employer, something amazing happened. More: komen-dallas.org
Parkland doctors bracing for another surge in COVID-19 cases
The trend lines are headed in the wrong direction and doctors, nurses and respiratory therapists are worried. They're bracing for another surge in COVID-19 cases. Parkland Health's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Joseph Chang talks about where the hospital stands today compared to a month ago.
Researcher looks at causes for recent COVID-19 spike
The coronavirus is raging back in Texas and other parts of the country. COVID-19 fatigue is definitely a factor. Dr. Tim Bray, the director of the Institute for Urban Policy Research at UT Dallas, joins Good Day to talk about the data. More: urbanpolicyresearch.org/covid19/county-data-dashboard
Texas Tribune looks at early voting, House races and Asian Americans
Texans are getting in early to vote and that ends in a week. Plus, there is perhaps surprising news about one of the fastest-growing groups of voters who will be heard. Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha explains. More: texastribune.org
Local family shares passionate story about Komen Dallas walk
People are working hard to raise money for Saturday's Komen Dallas More Than Pink virtual walk. Good Day talked to the leader of one determined team of walkers. Eric Heiler's wife, Mandy, passed away because of breast cancer in September.
Southlake officer and his pal Pugsley helping students in schools
Meet Pugsley, a dog who's smile is contagious especially with his tongue hanging out. His police officer companion explains their essential role at a high school in Southlake.