Perot Museum looking for staircase design to spotlight African American leaders
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In partnership with the African American Museum of Dallas, the Perot Museum is looking to commission a creative design for its outdoor staircase to celebrate African American leaders in science. More: perotmuseum.org

Alana Rocha: Voter registration, straight-ticket voting and COVID-19 research in Texas
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Texas has become a leading place for research on COVID-19 treatments and vaccines. Plus, the voter registration deadline is coming up as lawsuits over voting continue. Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha joins Good Day to discuss the stories. More: texastribune.org

Dallas breaks ground on new Carpenter Park
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Construction of a new Downtown Dallas park larger than Klyde Warren Park is getting underway. Parks for Downtown Dallas CEO Amy Meadows joins Good Day to talk about the project.

Bishop T.D. Jakes releases new book about women and prayer
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At a time when women of faith are making headlines, including a new Supreme Court nominee, renowned preacher Bishop T.D. Jakes from the Potter's House takes on the topic as well. His new book When Women Pray is out this week. More: tdjakes.org

Garland ISD launches Ask a Doctor series for COVID-19
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Do you have questions about the coronavirus? The Garland school district is hoping to give parents more access to answers by launching a series with Dr. Rob Darzynkiewics, an emergency care physician and the chief medical officer at Hazel Healthcare. More: hazel.co

Expert dives deeper into first presidential debate
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Good Day discusses the first debate between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden with Dr. Jeff Engel, the director of the Center for Presidential History at SMU.

Texas electricity relief program coming to an end
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A program helping hundreds of thousands of Texans keep the power on during the pandemic is ending soon. FOX 4's consumer reporter Steve Noviello outlines the options for the people who have been relying on the state's electricity relief program.

TMZ: Mark Cuban helps former Mavs player Delonte West
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Delonte West, a former Dallas Mavericks player who was once a millionaire, is now homeless and in serious need of help. TMZ's Michael Babcock reports Mavs owner Mark Cuban has been working with his family to try to get him some help. More: tmz.com

Dog of the Day: Stella
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A 1-year-old puppy who needs a little time to get used to new people is looking for a permanent home. Stella is this week's SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day.

Work From Home Fashions
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You can look your best while working from home. NorthPark Center Ambassador Kimberly Schlegel Whitman shares 3 trends so you can be stylish and comfortable.

Impact of Increased Capacity on North Texas Businesses
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Sammy Mandell from Greenville Avenue Pizza Company shares the impact of increasing capacity in businesses to 75%.

North Texas student turns chalk art into business during pandemic
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The pandemic is forcing a lot of people to get creative. And that's exactly what one North Texas woman who lost her job did. Now Brinley Ash in high demand for her sidewalk art.

State Fair of Texas opens for drive-thru food event
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Fans of the State Fair of Texas can still get their fix. But this year because of the pandemic, it's going to be a different, drive-thru experience.

Jeff Engel discusses significance of Justice Ginsburg lying in state
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the first woman and the second Supreme Court justice to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol. SMU Center for Presidential History director Dr. Jeff Engel provides some perspective for Good Day.

State Fair of Texas opens for drive-thru food event
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Fans of the State Fair of Texas can still get their fix. But this year because of the pandemic, it's going to be a different, drive-thru experience.

Mike Modano shares his thoughts on the Stanley Cup Finals
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The Dallas Stars are back in the Stanley Cup Finals. Good Day talks to one of the team's unforgettable players who was key to bringing home the trophy the last time.

Walk to End Alzheimer's goes virtual along with neighborhood walks
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North Texans are committed to ending Alzheimer's even if the pandemic is making it difficult to come together for the big event. Paula Jones works directly with people impacted by Alzheimer's and dementia. She is also one of the committee chairs for the Walk to End Alzheimer's. More: act.alz.org