North Texas attorney gives insight on NRA lawsuits
The National Rifle Association is facing lawsuits over claims that leaders mismanaged millions of dollars. Constitutional law attorney David Coale, a partner with Lynn, Pinker Hurst and Schwegmann, talks to Good Day about the lawsuits and what they allege.
The National Rifle Association is facing lawsuits over claims that leaders mismanaged millions of dollars. Constitutional law attorney David Coale, a partner with Lynn, Pinker Hurst and Schwegmann, talks to Good Day about the lawsuits and what they allege.
Make-A-Wish North Texas auctioning off artwork to help grant wishes
Traditionally one of the ways Make-A-Wish funds wishes is through selling artwork made by children at galas and fundraising events. Due to the pandemic, those events have all been called off. That's why Galleria Dallas has stepped in to host The Art of a Wish auction. The exhibit will be up at the mall through the end of August. More: WishesAreWaiting.org
Traditionally one of the ways Make-A-Wish funds wishes is through selling artwork made by children at galas and fundraising events. Due to the pandemic, those events have all been called off. That's why Galleria Dallas has stepped in to host The Art of a Wish auction. The exhibit will be up at the mall through the end of August. More: WishesAreWaiting.org
Trophy Club man uses Facebook group to collect thousands of diaper donations
There's a man in Trophy Club whose goal is to show people just how easy it easy it is to help others. Chris Bailey started a Facebook group called Everybody Love Everybody and collected 34,000 diapers for a local diaper bank that helps families in need. Then he collected a truckload full of water bottles for a shelter. In October, it will be a sock drive. Good Day is proud to share the story of his amazing work. More: facebook.com/groups/1585581638412422/
There's a man in Trophy Club whose goal is to show people just how easy it easy it is to help others. Chris Bailey started a Facebook group called Everybody Love Everybody and collected 34,000 diapers for a local diaper bank that helps families in need. Then he collected a truckload full of water bottles for a shelter. In October, it will be a sock drive. Good Day is proud to share the story of his amazing work. More: facebook.com/groups/1585581638412422/
Attorney: Evictions could become an epidemic in Texas
Evictions are already an issue in Texas and it's a problem that may soon get worse. Tax attorney Mark Melton became an overnight expert on the issue and a go-to guy to help people for free. He expects more than 70,000 evictions in the city of Dallas alone and said that's more than he and his team of volunteers can handle. More: dallasevictions2020.com
Evictions are already an issue in Texas and it's a problem that may soon get worse. Tax attorney Mark Melton became an overnight expert on the issue and a go-to guy to help people for free. He expects more than 70,000 evictions in the city of Dallas alone and said that's more than he and his team of volunteers can handle. More: dallasevictions2020.com
Alana Rocha: Abbott sued by lawmakers over state contract
Gov. Greg Abbott is being challenged by five conservative Republicans over a huge state contract. Plus, Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha talks to Good Day about how COVID-19 cases are counted and private schools in the state. More: texastribune.org
Gov. Greg Abbott is being challenged by five conservative Republicans over a huge state contract. Plus, Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha talks to Good Day about how COVID-19 cases are counted and private schools in the state. More: texastribune.org
'It's Okay to be Smart' hosts helps debunk mask myths
Biologist Dr. Joe Hanson from the PBS show "It's Okay to Be Smart" helps Good Day demystify masks. They were met with similar skepticism in the country during the 1918 pandemic. More: youtube.com/c/itsokaytobesmart
Biologist Dr. Joe Hanson from the PBS show "It's Okay to Be Smart" helps Good Day demystify masks. They were met with similar skepticism in the country during the 1918 pandemic. More: youtube.com/c/itsokaytobesmart
'It's Okay to be Smart' hosts helps debunk mask myths
Biologist Dr. Joe Hanson from the PBS show "It's Okay to Be Smart" helps Good Day demystify masks. They were met with similar skepticism in the country during the 1918 pandemic. More: youtube.com/c/itsokaytobesmart
Biologist Dr. Joe Hanson from the PBS show "It's Okay to Be Smart" helps Good Day demystify masks. They were met with similar skepticism in the country during the 1918 pandemic. More: youtube.com/c/itsokaytobesmart
Save Me Steve: Home Office Products
With more people working from home because of COVID-19, the search term "home office" has climbed its way to the top for residential real estate. But there's no need to move. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello shares some products to trick out any space to make it a productive workspace. More: facebook.com/savemesteve
With more people working from home because of COVID-19, the search term "home office" has climbed its way to the top for residential real estate. But there's no need to move. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello shares some products to trick out any space to make it a productive workspace. More: facebook.com/savemesteve
Latest issue of D Magazine recognizes COVID-19 heroes in North Texas
This is the time of year that D Magazine normally celebrates the best of everything from tacos to TV personalities. This year, the August issue is a new kind of best of. It honors a few local doctors, nurses, bio-engineers, volunteers, attorneys and other workers who have gone above and beyond in the fight against COVID-19. More: dmagazine.com
This is the time of year that D Magazine normally celebrates the best of everything from tacos to TV personalities. This year, the August issue is a new kind of best of. It honors a few local doctors, nurses, bio-engineers, volunteers, attorneys and other workers who have gone above and beyond in the fight against COVID-19. More: dmagazine.com
Psychologist offers tips for back-to-school anxiety and fears
It's already a time of high anxiety and the start of the school year is just adding to that in many families. Parkland Health's lead psychologist Dr. Rebecca Corona joins Good Day with some suggestions both for parents who are sending their kids back into the classroom and parents who will be dealing with virtual learning.
It's already a time of high anxiety and the start of the school year is just adding to that in many families. Parkland Health's lead psychologist Dr. Rebecca Corona joins Good Day with some suggestions both for parents who are sending their kids back into the classroom and parents who will be dealing with virtual learning.
DFW Restaurant Week returns with new options
DFW Restaurant Week is back with a new look this year. Trisha Cunningham with the North Texas Food Bank joins Good Day to explain the popular promotion and how it is changing this year. It's a fun way to try out new restaurants (in-person or to-go), serves as a fundraiser for the food bank and is a great way to support local restaurants that have been struggling over the past few months. More: DFWRestaurantWeek.com
DFW Restaurant Week is back with a new look this year. Trisha Cunningham with the North Texas Food Bank joins Good Day to explain the popular promotion and how it is changing this year. It's a fun way to try out new restaurants (in-person or to-go), serves as a fundraiser for the food bank and is a great way to support local restaurants that have been struggling over the past few months. More: DFWRestaurantWeek.com
TMZ: Kim and Kanye West's marriage
Troubled rapper and possible presidential candidate Kanye West is trying to work out problems in his marriage with his celebrity wife. TMZ's Harvey Levin joins Good Day with an update.
Troubled rapper and possible presidential candidate Kanye West is trying to work out problems in his marriage with his celebrity wife. TMZ's Harvey Levin joins Good Day with an update.
Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra prepares for a new season
The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra is moving ahead with what looks like an exciting season. President Dr. Keith Cerny talks to Good Day about all the planning that has gone in to making it work with safety measures in place. More: fwsymphony.org
The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra is moving ahead with what looks like an exciting season. President Dr. Keith Cerny talks to Good Day about all the planning that has gone in to making it work with safety measures in place. More: fwsymphony.org
High school senior raises $6K for life jacket program
A senior at Carroll High School in Southlake is saving lives after he nearly lost his own. Rohan Rumalla has already raised $6,000 for the Loan a Life Jacket program at Grapevine Lake. It encourages boaters and swimmers to borrow a life jacket while on the lake.
A senior at Carroll High School in Southlake is saving lives after he nearly lost his own. Rohan Rumalla has already raised $6,000 for the Loan a Life Jacket program at Grapevine Lake. It encourages boaters and swimmers to borrow a life jacket while on the lake.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra returns to the stage
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra now has a plan to return to the stage. It involves a smaller orchestra, chamber ensembles and new protocols for the audience. Symphony CEO Kim Noltemy shares the details with Good Day. More: mydso.com
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra now has a plan to return to the stage. It involves a smaller orchestra, chamber ensembles and new protocols for the audience. Symphony CEO Kim Noltemy shares the details with Good Day. More: mydso.com
Pet of the Day: Master Roshi
The SPCA of Texas has an older cat in need of a good home. Master Roshi is today's Pet of the Day. Adopt: bit.ly/2PgOW1w
The SPCA of Texas has an older cat in need of a good home. Master Roshi is today's Pet of the Day. Adopt: bit.ly/2PgOW1w
North Texas couple finds new success after COVID-19 shuts down their tailgating event business
Good Day shares an inspiring story about a North Texas couple that lost all of their income from their tailgating event business as soon as the pandemic began. But they bounced back selling free-standing hand sanitizer stations with even more success than they had before. More: StandUpStations.com
Good Day shares an inspiring story about a North Texas couple that lost all of their income from their tailgating event business as soon as the pandemic began. But they bounced back selling free-standing hand sanitizer stations with even more success than they had before. More: StandUpStations.com
UTD researchers continue to collect and share COVID-19 data
Dallas County had a week of declining COVID-19 numbers but that's not true for all of North Texas. Dr. Tim Bray of the Institute for Urban Policy Research at the University of Texas at Dallas returns to Good Day to explain the latest numbers. More: go.iupr.work/covid_media_ntx
Dallas County had a week of declining COVID-19 numbers but that's not true for all of North Texas. Dr. Tim Bray of the Institute for Urban Policy Research at the University of Texas at Dallas returns to Good Day to explain the latest numbers. More: go.iupr.work/covid_media_ntx
Free Money Monday: You may have unclaimed cash
The state of Texas has more than $3 billion in unclaimed money and property. Some of it might be yours for the asking. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello explains as he kicks off Free Money Monday.
The state of Texas has more than $3 billion in unclaimed money and property. Some of it might be yours for the asking. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello explains as he kicks off Free Money Monday.
Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses COVID-19 vaccines and reopening schools
Good Day talks to Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. He's a man who has become a hero to some for his plain talk and a lightning rod for others in the battle against COVID-19. More: nih.gov
Good Day talks to Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. He's a man who has become a hero to some for his plain talk and a lightning rod for others in the battle against COVID-19. More: nih.gov