Texas Tribune: Politicians disagree over surge in Texas COVID-19 cases
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One infectious disease expert predicted Houston could be the worst affected city in the country for COVID-19. Politicians are now under pressure by people who say Texas reopened too fast. And at the same time, the federal government is ready to pull funding for testing. More: texastribune.org

Save Me Steve: Better Sleep
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Worried about the economy or losing your job? Have concerns over COVID-19? What will school look like this fall? There are plenty of questions that can keep you up at night. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello shares products designed to help you rest easier. More: facebook.com/savemesteve

Cook Children's releases recommendations for reopening schools
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School districts and the state are still working on guidelines for opening again in the fall. Good Day gets advice from Dr. Marc Mazade, an infectious disease specialist at Cook Children's hospital.

Doctor explains why diabetes complicates COVID-19  cases
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As both Texas and Dallas County set record highs for new coronavirus cases, Good Day talks to a doctor who has been treating the sickest patients at Parkland Health and Hospital System. Endocrinologist Uma Gunasekaran, who is also the lead physician at Parkland's Diabetes Clinic, talks about the dangerous mix of diabetes and COVID-19.

Dallas ISD superintendent discusses plans to reopen schools
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The Dallas school district got a jump on plans to open schools in the fall and announced details before state guidelines came out. Superintendent Dr. Michael Hinojosa talked to Good Day about how the start of this school year will be different from the end of last year, which no one would call a smashing success.

Superintendent discusses Fort Worth ISD fall plans
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The state education agency did not release comprehensive health guidelines for schools to reopen as it was expected to do. That leaves it up to each district to make its own plan. Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Dr. Kent Scribner talks to Good Day about what the district is planning to do.

TABC works to shut down overcrowded bars
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Chris Porter with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission talks to Good Day about getting tough on bars and restaurants that are not following the governor's orders for social distancing. More: www.tabc.state.tx.us

TMZ: NASCAR drivers show their support for Bubba Wallace
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NASCAR drivers at Talladega Super Speedway rallied around a fellow driver after a noose was reportedly found in his garage. Bubba Wallace is the only Black driver in the cup series. More: tmz.com

Presidential historian gives perspective on John Bolton's critical book
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One of President Trump's several former national security advisors has come out with a highly critical memoir of his short time in the White House. The Justice Department says John Bolton's book contains classified information but failed to stop its release. More: www.smu.edu/cph

Infectious disease expert explains worrisome COVID-19 models
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Dr. Julie Trivedi is a doctor of internal medicine and infectious disease specialist at UT Southwestern Medical Center. She talks to Good Day about what the local coronavirus data is suggesting.

Fundraiser lets you asks chefs anything
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Some top North Texas chefs are coming together to help unemployed restaurant workers. It's your chance to improve your cooking skills by asking chefs whatever you please. Food critic Leslie Brenner explains. More: askchefsanything.com

Pet of the Day: Trudeau
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Today's SPCA of Texas Pet of the Day is 7-year-old Trudeau. He is a handsome kitty that was rescued earlier this year. He's playful and loves to pay catch. But he also loves to lounge. Adopt: bit.ly/2CwI0dB

Economist discusses industry sector declines
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Economic recovery in the U.S. and Texas may not be quick and painless. And many businesses are worried about hanging in there until it does. Dr. Anil Kumar, a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, joins Good Day to talk about the declines in Texas. Few industries are being spared. More: www.dallasfed.org/research/economics/2020/0618

Avoiding Emotional Eating
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Dietitian Meridan Zerner from the Cooper Clinic shares some tips so you can curb emotional eating.

Pet of the Day: Minnie
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Minnie is a 6-month-old terrier and Chihuahua mix puppy. She loves spending time outdoors, especially in the grass! She is not a high energy dog, so she is perfectly content to curl up on your lap to take a nap after a walk. She is working on potty and crate training in her foster home. She is available for tele-adoption from Operation Kindness. Fill out an application and make an appointment at OperationKindness.org.

RB Golf Club & Resort Needs Charities for Tournament
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RB Golf Club & Resort in Runaway Bay north of Fort Worth is looking for charities to play in an upcoming tournament. Registration ends soon.

Cowboys great Greg Ellis launches Juneteenth play
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A Dallas Cowboys star is taking on a very difficult less on history. Greg Ellis premieres Juneteenth the Play with a livestream launch Saturday night. He talks to Good Day about what he hopes people will take away from it. More: juneteenththeplay.com

Teacher's organization skeptical about plan to return to school in August
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The largest statewide teacher's organization, the Texas American Federation of Teachers, is skeptical to say the least. President Zeph Cappo talks to Good Day about the Texas Education Agency's plan for students and teachers to return to class in the fall.

Dog of the Day: Cinnamon
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Today's SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day is Cinnamon, an 8-year-old hound mix who was rescued. He has great house manners and would be perfect for someone living in an apartment. Adopt: bit.ly/2AUe7DB

Fort Worth celebrates Juneteenth with virtual event
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The city of Fort Worth marks Juneteenth in a different way this year, in part taking a look back at some horrific crimes. Christina Brooks, the director of Fort Worth's Diversity and Inclusion Department, joins Good Day to talk about Friday's program and the changes the city is pushing for. More: fortworthtexas.gov/fwtv/