North Texas Performing Arts Summer Camp
The first week of June NTPA kicks off summer camp. It is holding in-person camp and virtual camp. Registration is now underway.
The first week of June NTPA kicks off summer camp. It is holding in-person camp and virtual camp. Registration is now underway.
17-year-old brain cancer survivor now raising money with virtual race
Anna Blackwell says making a difference keeps her going. The 17-year-old has raised thousands of dollars for research on brain cancer, something she has battled herself. More: https://secure.headforthecure.org/site/TR?fr_id=1871&pg=entry
Anna Blackwell says making a difference keeps her going. The 17-year-old has raised thousands of dollars for research on brain cancer, something she has battled herself. More: https://secure.headforthecure.org/site/TR?fr_id=1871&pg=entry
Dog of the Day: Bobby
Bobby is today?s SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day. He?s a happy, 2-year-old pit bull mix. He had a rough start in life and is looking for a new home. Adopt: bit.ly/36OcxPe
Bobby is today?s SPCA of Texas Dog of the Day. He?s a happy, 2-year-old pit bull mix. He had a rough start in life and is looking for a new home. Adopt: bit.ly/36OcxPe
Tell It To Tim: Presidential jokes, RNC and working from home
Viewers this week are trying to decipher a presidential joke and had mixed opinions on the idea of bringing thousands of Republicans to town. Plus, some of you are tired of seeing us at home. It?s Friday and time to Tell It to Tim.
Viewers this week are trying to decipher a presidential joke and had mixed opinions on the idea of bringing thousands of Republicans to town. Plus, some of you are tired of seeing us at home. It?s Friday and time to Tell It to Tim.
Doctors still learning about the symptoms of COVID-19
COVID-19 is so new that doctors are still learning its symptoms and that sometimes there are none. Dr. Nicole Oakman is part of Parkland Health and Hospital System's COVID-19 Tactical Care Team. She talks to Good Day about some of the virus' unusual symptoms. More: parklandhospital.com
COVID-19 is so new that doctors are still learning its symptoms and that sometimes there are none. Dr. Nicole Oakman is part of Parkland Health and Hospital System's COVID-19 Tactical Care Team. She talks to Good Day about some of the virus' unusual symptoms. More: parklandhospital.com
Taste Addison happening virtually this weekend
Before the pandemic, thousands of people would have gathered in Addison Circle Park for food and fun at the annual Taste Addison event. This year, it will be a virtual experience instead. Jasmine Lee with the town of Addison explains how it will work. More: www.TasteAddisonTexas.com
Before the pandemic, thousands of people would have gathered in Addison Circle Park for food and fun at the annual Taste Addison event. This year, it will be a virtual experience instead. Jasmine Lee with the town of Addison explains how it will work. More: www.TasteAddisonTexas.com
Hawaiian Falls and other water parks prepare to reopen
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will soon allow water parks to reopen. That's welcome relief for a lot of families trying to escape the summer heat. Ryan Forson with Hawaiian Falls explains what kind of safety restrictions will be in place. More: hfalls.com
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will soon allow water parks to reopen. That's welcome relief for a lot of families trying to escape the summer heat. Ryan Forson with Hawaiian Falls explains what kind of safety restrictions will be in place. More: hfalls.com
Anti-anxiety pill prescriptions spike 34 percent during pandemic
There has been a spike in the number of prescriptions written for anti-anxiety pills. Ken Hopper, a psychiatrist and associate professor at the new TCU Health Science Center of Medicine, joins Good Day to offer perspective. More: mobile.va.gov/app/covid-coach
There has been a spike in the number of prescriptions written for anti-anxiety pills. Ken Hopper, a psychiatrist and associate professor at the new TCU Health Science Center of Medicine, joins Good Day to offer perspective. More: mobile.va.gov/app/covid-coach
UIL to allow student athlete workouts with restrictions
Parents of student athletes will face a choice when the University Interscholastic League says they can start summer sports workouts. Dr. Troy Smurawa is the director of pediatric sports medicine at Children's Health's Andrews Institute. He talks to Good Day about the precautions.
Parents of student athletes will face a choice when the University Interscholastic League says they can start summer sports workouts. Dr. Troy Smurawa is the director of pediatric sports medicine at Children's Health's Andrews Institute. He talks to Good Day about the precautions.
Alana Rocha: Mail-in voting, property taxes and more
You can vote by mail if you want to. It appears no one will do anything to stop you. Plus, Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha talks to Good Day about the push to raise property taxes... or at least talk about it. More: texastribune.org
You can vote by mail if you want to. It appears no one will do anything to stop you. Plus, Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha talks to Good Day about the push to raise property taxes... or at least talk about it. More: texastribune.org
Pegasus Film festival goes virtual due to pandemic
Putting together a film festival can be hard work. Putting it together in the midst of a pandemic presents even more challenges. But a group of students in North Texas have done just that. Pegasus Film Festival producer Nisha Nanda joins Good Day to talk about the virtual event. More: www.pegasusfilmfestival.com
Putting together a film festival can be hard work. Putting it together in the midst of a pandemic presents even more challenges. But a group of students in North Texas have done just that. Pegasus Film Festival producer Nisha Nanda joins Good Day to talk about the virtual event. More: www.pegasusfilmfestival.com
Six Flags over Texas announces plan to reopen park
Six Flags in Arlington has always been a summer tradition for many people. This summer will be a little different but the park now has a reopening plan. Communications manager Sharon Parker joins Good Day to explain. More: sixflags.com
Six Flags in Arlington has always been a summer tradition for many people. This summer will be a little different but the park now has a reopening plan. Communications manager Sharon Parker joins Good Day to explain. More: sixflags.com
Dallas Stars team president discusses NHL return
Brad Alberts, the president of the Dallas Stars, talks to Good Day about a plan to resume professional hockey. The Stars would be in a good place as one of the top eight out of 24 teams.
Brad Alberts, the president of the Dallas Stars, talks to Good Day about a plan to resume professional hockey. The Stars would be in a good place as one of the top eight out of 24 teams.
New Hyatt Regency hotel set to open in Frisco
Despite the pandemic and a stall on travel, a new hotel with room for hundreds opens Monday in Frisco. Hyatt Regency General Manager Lance Stumpf gives Good Day a preview. More: hyattregency.com?
Despite the pandemic and a stall on travel, a new hotel with room for hundreds opens Monday in Frisco. Hyatt Regency General Manager Lance Stumpf gives Good Day a preview. More: hyattregency.com?
NASA astronaut talks about historic space mission
Astronaut Steve Bowen joins Good Day to talk about the historic SpaceX launch Wednesday afternoon. It's the first launch of astronauts from American soil in an American spacecraft since 2011.
Astronaut Steve Bowen joins Good Day to talk about the historic SpaceX launch Wednesday afternoon. It's the first launch of astronauts from American soil in an American spacecraft since 2011.
Economists say Texas unemployment could top 20 percent
At the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, economists used to tracking jobs and spending are now tracking the pandemic. Senior economist Keith Phillips talks to Good Day about how the economy went from full employment to widespread job loss. He shares his thoughts on how bad it is and whether this is the worst of it. More: www.dallasfed.org/research/forecast/2020/emp200522
At the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, economists used to tracking jobs and spending are now tracking the pandemic. Senior economist Keith Phillips talks to Good Day about how the economy went from full employment to widespread job loss. He shares his thoughts on how bad it is and whether this is the worst of it. More: www.dallasfed.org/research/forecast/2020/emp200522
TMZ: Central Park confrontation
TMZ's Harvey Levin reports live from Los Angeles on a video clip that shows a woman calling the police because she was being attacked by a man. He had really just asked her to put her dog on a leash. More: tmz.com
TMZ's Harvey Levin reports live from Los Angeles on a video clip that shows a woman calling the police because she was being attacked by a man. He had really just asked her to put her dog on a leash. More: tmz.com
Dallas Zoo ready to reopen to the public Friday
The Dallas Zoo is ready to welcome visitors back. Sean Greene, the executive vice president of park operations, talks to Good Day about the steps the zoo has taken to safely reopening. More: www.DallasZoo.com/Reopen
The Dallas Zoo is ready to welcome visitors back. Sean Greene, the executive vice president of park operations, talks to Good Day about the steps the zoo has taken to safely reopening. More: www.DallasZoo.com/Reopen
Infectious disease expert helps weigh the risks of going out
You can choose to remain inside and isolated or go out and about. It's your choice but you need to make that decision based on information. Dr. Trish Perl is an infectious disease specialist at Parkland and UT Southwestern in Dallas. She breaks down what is risky and what is not. More: www.parklandhospital.com/COVID-19
You can choose to remain inside and isolated or go out and about. It's your choice but you need to make that decision based on information. Dr. Trish Perl is an infectious disease specialist at Parkland and UT Southwestern in Dallas. She breaks down what is risky and what is not. More: www.parklandhospital.com/COVID-19
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Online Education
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame wants teachers and students to take advantage of free online sources to help learn math, science, and social studies through the prism of Rock & Roll. Terrance Friday talked to the Greg Harris, the CEO of the iconic museum, about some of the lessons online and the impact learning the history can make on young people.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame wants teachers and students to take advantage of free online sources to help learn math, science, and social studies through the prism of Rock & Roll. Terrance Friday talked to the Greg Harris, the CEO of the iconic museum, about some of the lessons online and the impact learning the history can make on young people.