Artist uses her talent to help those who've lost jobs
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The coronavirus pandemic has encouraged many people to do something important for absolute strangers. Artist Angela Faz is using her special skills for this North Texas Giving Tuesday Now to provide one more safety net for people who have lost their job. Her original linoleum print artwork titled Collective Care raises awareness and funds for the Workers Defense Project. More: NorthTexasGivingTuesdayNow.org

TMZ: Tiger King pardon, Scott Disick rehab photos
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Two boisterous men who love the camera are in the spotlight again. Both are furious. TMZ's Harvey Levin says Joe Exotic wants the president to pardon him. Also, Scott Disick apparently checked in and then out of rehab. Now photos are circulating the internet. More: tmz.com

Video campaign helps raise funds and pay tribute to healthcare workers
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A video tribute called HealthCare Heroes is part of North Texas Giving Tuesday Now. It's helping to say thanks and raise money for those workers battling COVID-19. Good Day talked to the person behind the effort to find out more about how people can donate. More: www.tribute.co/healthcareheroes/

Arlington planning to hold in-person graduation ceremonies in July
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It's good news for high school seniors in Arlington. Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos said the district will hold in-person ceremonies in mid-July with an option to go virtual. He said students who were surveyed overwhelmingly said they want an in-person ceremony even if they have to wait until July.

Arlington mayor encourages people to donate on North Texas Giving Day Now
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Non-profits are making an unusual plea for support as they serve people through the pandemic. Arlington Mayor Jeff Williams talked to Good Day about the Arlington Tomorrow Fund and a free, livestreamed show to support local musicians. More: northtexasgivingday.org

How to store food to keep it fresh longer
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Many people are trying to limit how much they go to the grocery store and end up buying more food. So keeping it fresh can be a challenge. Dietitian Meridan Zerner from the Cooper Clinic shares some tips for storing food to keep it fresh for longer.

Foundation serving up gratitude for North Texas healthcare workers
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Serving up gratitude is what the Thanks-Giving Foundation does best. It's especially important in the tough times like this pandemic. Kyle Ogden is the Thanks-Giving Foundation's CEO and president. He talks to Good Day about helping both restaurant and hospital workers. More: thanksgiving.org

Could smart watches track the coronavirus
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Technology like your smart watch might track the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Alex Edsel, a senior lecturer at the UT Dallas School of Management, wrote the book "Trackable." He has a reality check for Good Day. More: UTDallas.edu

Economist discusses unemployment and reopening Texas
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Some Texas businesses were able to reopen over the weekend. Some say it's a step in the right direction for businesses trying to recover. Good Day talks to Dallas Federal Reserve Bank Senior Economist Dr. Pia Orrenius about the numbers.

Restaurants make changes to dining experience after reopening
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It's been weeks since Texans could dine inside a restaurant. Food expert Trey Chapman shares his best advice if you decide to dine out.

Helping kids with closure during the pandemic
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Prom, graduation and other milestones that involve huge gatherings were canceled because of COVID-19. Parenting coach Demi Austin-Thomas shares how you can help kids cope with the disappointment and how to handle the challenge of parents being laid off.

Should You Cancel Your Travel Plans?
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Coronavirus has made many things uncertain for so many people and it has people thinking about travel plans. Megan Spurrell from Cond? Nast Traveler explains what you should consider before you cancel and if postponing is a better option. She also discusses travel insurance and if it is worth the cost.

Highland Park Village reopens for business
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Businesses at Highland Park Village are offering different shopping experiences based on your level of comfort during the pandemic. Some shops made online shopping with "to go" pick up available. Some shops are offering a virtual experience to choose items. The stores that decided to open during the first phase of the governor's reopening plan have also implemented social distancing measures by limiting customers in the store. The employees are also wearing masks and encouraging customers to do the same.

Small business owners adapt to new normal at Highland Park Village
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Highland Park Village is back open for business. The shopping center on the edge of Park Cities in Dallas made changes to ensure all businesses and customers continue to keep the recommended social distancing measures. Hadleigh's is one of the stores that decided to open during phase 1 of the Governor's reopening plan. They decided to add custom masks to the inventory. The masks can be purchased online and in store; the masks can also be monogrammed.

North Texas Senior Gets Special Parade
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Prestonwood Academy Senior Morgan Hervey celebrated her birthday in a unique way. Her friends put together a drive-by parade to celebrate the milestone and to recognize that she formally accepted an offer to play basketball for Loyola University in New Orleans. Morgan says she liked the academic program and that swayed her decision. She also had an online party to watch the scholarship signing.

Ennis High School girls show off their unworn prom dresses
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It was almost prom season when the coronavirus outbreak began, leaving some seniors with dresses but nowhere to go. But students at Ennis High School found a unique way to celebrate anyway.

Volunteer to make masks for frontline Dallas ISD staff
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Pat and Emmitt Smith have a long relationship with the Dallas Independent School District and that continues in these difficult times. They're now looking for volunteers to each make 22 masks for Dallas ISD cafeteria workers. More: facebook.com/SmithCharities/

SPCA of Texas reopens for adoptions by appointment
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The SPCA of Texas is once again offering animal adoptions by appointment on Thursdays and Saturdays. It's also asking for your help. MORE: spca.org

How to keep your family safe in public
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Despite businesses reopening, it is still as important as ever to protect yourself and your children from germs and viruses. Dr. Karen McClard, at the Pediatric Associates of Dallas, joins Good Day to offer some general tips for going out.