Bike MS goes virtual for 2020
The Bike MS Round Up Ride is a two-day event unlike any other. It's a fun event for a great cause and this year it's going virtual. Linda Bates with the National MS Society joins Good Day to explain. More: BikeMSDFW.org
The Bike MS Round Up Ride is a two-day event unlike any other. It's a fun event for a great cause and this year it's going virtual. Linda Bates with the National MS Society joins Good Day to explain. More: BikeMSDFW.org
Southern Dallas disproportionately hurt by pandemic
Parts of southern Dallas are suffering disproportionately in the coronavirus pandemic. Ashley Douglas is the director of the United Way's Southern Dallas Thrives initiative. She talks about some dire needs in the area. More: unitedwaydallas.org/programs/southern-dallas-thrives/
Parts of southern Dallas are suffering disproportionately in the coronavirus pandemic. Ashley Douglas is the director of the United Way's Southern Dallas Thrives initiative. She talks about some dire needs in the area. More: unitedwaydallas.org/programs/southern-dallas-thrives/
Tell It To Tim: COVID-19 politics, Fort Worth shooting and more
There are conflicting ideas on what is safe and when. And sometimes... you just draw a blank. What day is it again? Oh yes. It's time to Tell It To Tim.
There are conflicting ideas on what is safe and when. And sometimes... you just draw a blank. What day is it again? Oh yes. It's time to Tell It To Tim.
Dallas Arboretum to reopen in limited capacity on June 1
At a time of year when there's typically the most traffic, the Dallas Arboretum has been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Dave Forehand, the vice president of gardens, talked to Good Day about plans to reopen fairly soon. More: dallasarboretum.org
At a time of year when there's typically the most traffic, the Dallas Arboretum has been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Dave Forehand, the vice president of gardens, talked to Good Day about plans to reopen fairly soon. More: dallasarboretum.org
Churches preparing for a return to in-person Sunday services
What will Sunday services look like post pandemic? Dr. Andy Stoker, the senior minister at First United Methodist Church in Dallas, joined Good Day to talk about how his church and others are starting to form and release plans for in-person worship services.
What will Sunday services look like post pandemic? Dr. Andy Stoker, the senior minister at First United Methodist Church in Dallas, joined Good Day to talk about how his church and others are starting to form and release plans for in-person worship services.
Photographer takes porch portraits to raise money for charity
A lot of people are capturing their time in quarantine by taking photos in front of their front door. Local photographer Amy Abney talked to Good Day about her idea to collect donations for the North Texas Food Bank. More: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/akaphotography
A lot of people are capturing their time in quarantine by taking photos in front of their front door. Local photographer Amy Abney talked to Good Day about her idea to collect donations for the North Texas Food Bank. More: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/akaphotography
Doctor explains how contact tracers could help stop the spread of COVID-19
Texas is one of the states hiring contact tracers to measure the rate of infections of COVID-19. Dr. James Cutrell, an infectious disease physician at UT Southwestern Medical Center, explains more about what contact tracers do.
Texas is one of the states hiring contact tracers to measure the rate of infections of COVID-19. Dr. James Cutrell, an infectious disease physician at UT Southwestern Medical Center, explains more about what contact tracers do.
Alana Rocha: Texas meat producers, statewide orders and testing bills
Bad publicity may have forced the hand of a west Texas meat producer. Plus, Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha talks about state and local leaders who are squaring off over rules and regulations. More: texastribune.org
Bad publicity may have forced the hand of a west Texas meat producer. Plus, Texas Tribune reporter Alana Rocha talks about state and local leaders who are squaring off over rules and regulations. More: texastribune.org
Texas Rangers to hold in-car concert at Globe Life Field
Some of your favorite bands are ready to play for you drive-in style. The Texas Rangers call it a first of its kind concert event. Sean Decker with the Rangers explains.
Some of your favorite bands are ready to play for you drive-in style. The Texas Rangers call it a first of its kind concert event. Sean Decker with the Rangers explains.
Reading recommendations for the summer
The name of Zibby Owens' podcast is Mom's Don't Have Time to Read Books. But perhaps that has changed for some who are stuck at home and headed into the summer. More: zibbyowens.com
The name of Zibby Owens' podcast is Mom's Don't Have Time to Read Books. But perhaps that has changed for some who are stuck at home and headed into the summer. More: zibbyowens.com
School year comes to an end with teachers emotionally packing up students' belongings
The end of the school year is full of emotions for a lot of teachers as they are having to return to their empty classrooms to pack up students' belongings. One of those teachers is Frisco ISD second grade teacher Jessica Rex. She talks to Good Day about the tough feeling.
The end of the school year is full of emotions for a lot of teachers as they are having to return to their empty classrooms to pack up students' belongings. One of those teachers is Frisco ISD second grade teacher Jessica Rex. She talks to Good Day about the tough feeling.
Coronavirus expert discusses testing, a vaccine and reopening businesses
Dr. Ben Neuman is one of the world's top experts on coronaviruses. He talks to Good Day about how preventing the spread of COVID-19 while still letting the economy heal. Plus, he gives an update on testing and a vaccine. More: https://bit.ly/2xXxjyI
Dr. Ben Neuman is one of the world's top experts on coronaviruses. He talks to Good Day about how preventing the spread of COVID-19 while still letting the economy heal. Plus, he gives an update on testing and a vaccine. More: https://bit.ly/2xXxjyI
Here's what you should be planting right now
Gardening is one of the many things you can do at home right now, especially when the weather is nice. Horticulturist Daniel Cunningham from the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center talks to Good Day about perennial flowers and other things that are great to plant right now, including sweet potatoes. More: wateruniversity.tamu.edu
Gardening is one of the many things you can do at home right now, especially when the weather is nice. Horticulturist Daniel Cunningham from the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center talks to Good Day about perennial flowers and other things that are great to plant right now, including sweet potatoes. More: wateruniversity.tamu.edu
FOX Medical: Mysterious child illness, COVID-19 plasma
FOX Medical Team reporter Deena Centofanti gives an update on a frightening and mysterious syndrome seen in a few children that may be linked to COVID-19 infections. Plus, survivors of the coronavirus may be able to save other lives.
FOX Medical Team reporter Deena Centofanti gives an update on a frightening and mysterious syndrome seen in a few children that may be linked to COVID-19 infections. Plus, survivors of the coronavirus may be able to save other lives.
TMZ: Lawsuit blames passengers in Kobe Bryant crash
TMZ's Harvey Levin joins Good Day to talk about a new lawsuit that blames passengers for the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and his daughter. Plus, singer Billie Eilish has been dealing with a stalker who just won't stop. More: tmz.com
TMZ's Harvey Levin joins Good Day to talk about a new lawsuit that blames passengers for the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and his daughter. Plus, singer Billie Eilish has been dealing with a stalker who just won't stop. More: tmz.com
Be the Hope campaign begins in Arlington
Good Day talks to Arlington PD Chief Will Johnson about a heartfelt country song that is part of a new effort to spread inspiration in Arlington and well beyond.
Good Day talks to Arlington PD Chief Will Johnson about a heartfelt country song that is part of a new effort to spread inspiration in Arlington and well beyond.
Attorney gives insight on Supreme Court cases involving President Trump
The U.S. Supreme Court takes up two separate but equally controversial cases today involving President Trump's personal conduct. Constitutional law attorney David Coale joined Good Day to discuss the cases. More: www.lynnllp.com/bios/David-S-Coale
The U.S. Supreme Court takes up two separate but equally controversial cases today involving President Trump's personal conduct. Constitutional law attorney David Coale joined Good Day to discuss the cases. More: www.lynnllp.com/bios/David-S-Coale
Dallas County health director talks about COVID-19 testing at nursing homes
Texas is pledging to test all people who live and work at nursing homes for COVID-19. Dallas County Health and Human Services Director Dr. Philip Huang talks to Good Day about why it has been so hard to contain the virus in places like senior centers, jails and prisons.
Texas is pledging to test all people who live and work at nursing homes for COVID-19. Dallas County Health and Human Services Director Dr. Philip Huang talks to Good Day about why it has been so hard to contain the virus in places like senior centers, jails and prisons.
Fort Worth Zoo still caring for animals, preparing to reopen for guests soon
Zoos are closed for obvious reasons but all those animals still have to be fed. Fort Worth Zoo spokeswoman Avery Elander joined Good Day to talk about all the mouths that have to be fed and what the zoo is doing to prepare for the return of visitors. More: fortworthzoo.org
Zoos are closed for obvious reasons but all those animals still have to be fed. Fort Worth Zoo spokeswoman Avery Elander joined Good Day to talk about all the mouths that have to be fed and what the zoo is doing to prepare for the return of visitors. More: fortworthzoo.org
Wylie principal visits more than 600 graduating seniors
Wylie High School Principal Virdie Montgomery traveled more than 800 miles in 12 days to stop by the house of every one of his graduating seniors -- all 612 of them.
Wylie High School Principal Virdie Montgomery traveled more than 800 miles in 12 days to stop by the house of every one of his graduating seniors -- all 612 of them.