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
Working out with a mask
Dr, Craig Crandall is the director of the Thermal and Vascular Physiology Laboratory at the Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine on the Texas Health Dallas campus. He explains how to exercise with a mask, and what you need to do if wearing a mask is making you feeling symptoms of overheating.
Dr, Craig Crandall is the director of the Thermal and Vascular Physiology Laboratory at the Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine on the Texas Health Dallas campus. He explains how to exercise with a mask, and what you need to do if wearing a mask is making you feeling symptoms of overheating.
Styling Your Look For Virtual Calls
Virtual calls are the new norm. Here's a look at some ways you can add to your look from the neck up. Plus the Kendra Scott reps show us how the company is giving back during the pandemic.
Virtual calls are the new norm. Here's a look at some ways you can add to your look from the neck up. Plus the Kendra Scott reps show us how the company is giving back during the pandemic.
Fort Worth Community puts on free drive-up carnivals for families
On Saturday, Fort Worth families will have the opportunity to hop in the car, experience a little fun and at the same time pick up valuable free resources for the school year. Cheraya Pena from The Best Place for Kids talks to Good Day about the drive-up "Road to Readiness" carnivals. More: www.bestplace4kids.com/summer-drive-up-carnival-2020/
On Saturday, Fort Worth families will have the opportunity to hop in the car, experience a little fun and at the same time pick up valuable free resources for the school year. Cheraya Pena from The Best Place for Kids talks to Good Day about the drive-up "Road to Readiness" carnivals. More: www.bestplace4kids.com/summer-drive-up-carnival-2020/
Dog of the Day: Ollie
The SPCA of Texas has a dog for adoption that had a rough start in life. But Ollie loves to play, loves the outdoors and is looking for a good home. Adopt: https://bit.ly/2BKjENl
The SPCA of Texas has a dog for adoption that had a rough start in life. But Ollie loves to play, loves the outdoors and is looking for a good home. Adopt: https://bit.ly/2BKjENl
YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas opens learning academy
The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas is trying to fill gaps for exasperated parents who must juggle jobs and children's school at home. School age services director Jodi Newman joins Good Day to talk about the new YMCA Learning Academy. More: ymcadallas.org/ylearningacademy
The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas is trying to fill gaps for exasperated parents who must juggle jobs and children's school at home. School age services director Jodi Newman joins Good Day to talk about the new YMCA Learning Academy. More: ymcadallas.org/ylearningacademy
Texas economy still being hit hard by COVID-19
The once bulletproof Texas economy is struggling like the rest of the country because of the coronavirus pandemic and shutdowns. Christopher Slijk, an associate economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, has been talking to executives and looking at the latest data. What he's seen this month is not good for the service industries or retail. More: DallasFed.org
The once bulletproof Texas economy is struggling like the rest of the country because of the coronavirus pandemic and shutdowns. Christopher Slijk, an associate economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, has been talking to executives and looking at the latest data. What he's seen this month is not good for the service industries or retail. More: DallasFed.org
Tell It To Tim: Hydroxychloroquine, returning to school & Evan's dogs
Viewers this week had a lot to say about kids returning to school. Plus, there is an increasingly bitter debate over a treatment for COVID-19 and a little love in the forecast. It's Friday and time to Tell It To Tim!
Viewers this week had a lot to say about kids returning to school. Plus, there is an increasingly bitter debate over a treatment for COVID-19 and a little love in the forecast. It's Friday and time to Tell It To Tim!
Arlington ISD plans to start the school year online-only
Arlington and many other school districts are fine tuning how the start of the new school year will work. But seemingly daily changes from the state of Texas are not much help. Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos talks to Good Day about the current plan to start with online classes on Aug. 17. More: aisd.net/returntoschool
Arlington and many other school districts are fine tuning how the start of the new school year will work. But seemingly daily changes from the state of Texas are not much help. Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos talks to Good Day about the current plan to start with online classes on Aug. 17. More: aisd.net/returntoschool
Mom and pop restaurants ask for support as pandemic stretches on
It's make or break month for many North Texas restaurants who are still not able to operate at full capacity during the pandemic. Chef and restaurant owner Tom Fleming from Crossroads Diner is a veteran of many ups and downs in the industry. He's urging people to come back to restaurants. More: crossroads-diner.com
It's make or break month for many North Texas restaurants who are still not able to operate at full capacity during the pandemic. Chef and restaurant owner Tom Fleming from Crossroads Diner is a veteran of many ups and downs in the industry. He's urging people to come back to restaurants. More: crossroads-diner.com
American Red Cross needs volunteers for hurricane season
In anticipation of an active hurricane season and wildfire season, the American Red Cross is looking for volunteers to step up. And this year, the coronavirus pandemic makes things even more challenging. Janelle Paigo from the Red Cross North Texas Region joins Good Day to ask for help. More: redcross.org/volunteertoday
In anticipation of an active hurricane season and wildfire season, the American Red Cross is looking for volunteers to step up. And this year, the coronavirus pandemic makes things even more challenging. Janelle Paigo from the Red Cross North Texas Region joins Good Day to ask for help. More: redcross.org/volunteertoday
North Texas pastor returns to church after heart transplant
A standing ovation and confetti greeted City Point Church Pastor Eddie Woods as he returned to his Allen church this Sunday following a heart transplant this summer. He joined Good Day to share a message. More: citypointchurch.com
A standing ovation and confetti greeted City Point Church Pastor Eddie Woods as he returned to his Allen church this Sunday following a heart transplant this summer. He joined Good Day to share a message. More: citypointchurch.com
Blood test could help doctors detect Alzheimer's years before symptoms arise
A breakthrough blood test could be a long-awaited game-changer in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. Neurologist and professor Dr. Mary Ellen Quiceno talks too Good Day about the research. More: alz.org/dallasnetexas
A breakthrough blood test could be a long-awaited game-changer in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. Neurologist and professor Dr. Mary Ellen Quiceno talks too Good Day about the research. More: alz.org/dallasnetexas
Denton County judge reacts to a spike in COVID-19 cases
There's been a big jump in the number of COVID-19 cases in Denton County over the past few weeks. County Judge Andy Eads talks to Good Day about his concerns, including the start of the new school year and Labor Day.
There's been a big jump in the number of COVID-19 cases in Denton County over the past few weeks. County Judge Andy Eads talks to Good Day about his concerns, including the start of the new school year and Labor Day.
Military expert discusses U.S. plans to cut troops in Germany
President Trump announced a major change in American foreign policy -- the withdrawal of thousands of U.S. troops from Germany. Good Day talks to Dr. Geoffrey Wawro, the director of UNT's Military History Center, about what it means.
President Trump announced a major change in American foreign policy -- the withdrawal of thousands of U.S. troops from Germany. Good Day talks to Dr. Geoffrey Wawro, the director of UNT's Military History Center, about what it means.