Texas DPS: Carrollton worker lied about testing positive for COVID-19
Authorities say a Texas Department of Public Safety employee in North Texas lied about testing positive.
Authorities say a Texas Department of Public Safety employee in North Texas lied about testing positive.
Cook Children’s sees spike in child abuse cases likely from COVID-19 stress
Cook Children's Medical Center says it has treated seven cases of severe child abuse in the last week. Two of those children died from their injuries.
Cook Children's Medical Center says it has treated seven cases of severe child abuse in the last week. Two of those children died from their injuries.
UT Dallas staff donate medical supplies to Parkland during shortage
With the shortage in personal protective equipment (PPE) amidst the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, UT Dallas staff donated supplies to a local hospital.
With the shortage in personal protective equipment (PPE) amidst the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, UT Dallas staff donated supplies to a local hospital.
Dr. Oz: Coronavirus drugs, pregnancy concerns and blood donations
There is some promising new research that supports a combination drug for treating COVID-19 symptoms. Dr. Oz joins Good Day live to talk about the drug and offer medical advice for staying well.
There is some promising new research that supports a combination drug for treating COVID-19 symptoms. Dr. Oz joins Good Day live to talk about the drug and offer medical advice for staying well.
Medical clinics say they need more coronavirus tests
Stand-alone medical clinics in North Texas need more coronavirus test kits. Dr. Nick Karr founded Sinai Urgent Care, which has three North Texas locations. He joins Good Day via Skype to talk about the problem.
Stand-alone medical clinics in North Texas need more coronavirus test kits. Dr. Nick Karr founded Sinai Urgent Care, which has three North Texas locations. He joins Good Day via Skype to talk about the problem.
Loss of taste, smell could be telltale sign of coronavirus
The loss of the ability to smell or taste could be a sign that an individual has coronavirus, according to a recent report.
The loss of the ability to smell or taste could be a sign that an individual has coronavirus, according to a recent report.
FDA: Newly-approved coronavirus test works in 45 minutes, to be rolled out next week
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced that it has approved the use of a rapid coronavirus diagnostic test that returns results in approximately 45 minutes.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced that it has approved the use of a rapid coronavirus diagnostic test that returns results in approximately 45 minutes.
Learning how to cope with life changes during the pandemic
Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Jennifer Weaver-Breitenbecher shares advice for people feeling anxiety about Coronavirus pandemic including how to cope with a loss of a job and isolation.
Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Jennifer Weaver-Breitenbecher shares advice for people feeling anxiety about Coronavirus pandemic including how to cope with a loss of a job and isolation.
More men dying from coronavirus than women, data suggest
A study out of China involving 99 cases found that two-thirds of the patients who required hospitalization were male, while data out of Italy suggests 70 percent of the country’s COVID-19 fatalities involve men.
A study out of China involving 99 cases found that two-thirds of the patients who required hospitalization were male, while data out of Italy suggests 70 percent of the country’s COVID-19 fatalities involve men.
Flight change fee waivers, cancellations: This is how major airlines are reacting to COVID-19
Airlines are slashing flights, offering change fee waivers to customers as they experience a sharp drop in bookings in the face of the spreading coronavirus.
Airlines are slashing flights, offering change fee waivers to customers as they experience a sharp drop in bookings in the face of the spreading coronavirus.
Fort Worth man concerned after not being tested for COVID-19 even though doctor suspected he had it
A Fort Worth man's suspected COVID-19 case is raising questions about who is getting tested.
A Fort Worth man's suspected COVID-19 case is raising questions about who is getting tested.
Dallas County announces stricter social restrictions, temporarily halts evictions
Dallas County officials announced stricter restrictions going into effect Thursday, limiting social restrictions and halted evictions for the next 60 days.
Dallas County officials announced stricter restrictions going into effect Thursday, limiting social restrictions and halted evictions for the next 60 days.
‘We took it lightly’: Quarantined Italians record video messages with dire coronavirus warning
A video on YouTube depicts Italians under quarantine amid the COVID-19 pandemic recording messages to themselves from 10 days in the future.
A video on YouTube depicts Italians under quarantine amid the COVID-19 pandemic recording messages to themselves from 10 days in the future.
Social distancing: What to do and what not to do to slow the spread of COVID-19
Here are some tips on how to implement social distancing:
Here are some tips on how to implement social distancing:
Some Dallas workers getting creative to make ends meet during COVID-19 restrictions
Without shifts or tips, cash is becoming limited for some Dallas workers. It’s forcing some to get creative when it comes to work.
Without shifts or tips, cash is becoming limited for some Dallas workers. It’s forcing some to get creative when it comes to work.
Gastrointestinal symptoms should be monitored amid coronavirus outbreak, doctors say
As the fight against the coronavirus ramps up, The American College Of Gastroenterology based in Bethesda is trying to push out an important message about how the virus is being transmitted and detected.
As the fight against the coronavirus ramps up, The American College Of Gastroenterology based in Bethesda is trying to push out an important message about how the virus is being transmitted and detected.
COVID-19 can live on some surfaces up to 72 hours, study says
COVID-19 can live on some surfaces for up to 72 hours, especially hard, nonporous ones like metal and hard plastic, according to a recent study.
COVID-19 can live on some surfaces for up to 72 hours, especially hard, nonporous ones like metal and hard plastic, according to a recent study.
Researchers say COVID-19 product of ‘natural evolution’ not a ‘laboratory construct’
Researchers say COVID-19 is a product of natural evolutionary selection and is not a “laboratory construct or purposefully manipulated” coronavirus.
Researchers say COVID-19 is a product of natural evolutionary selection and is not a “laboratory construct or purposefully manipulated” coronavirus.
Ellis County reports first case of COVID-19 coronavirus
Ellis County is reporting its first presumptive positive case of COVID-19 coronavirus.
Ellis County is reporting its first presumptive positive case of COVID-19 coronavirus.
COVID-19 now in all 50 states after West Virginia confirms first coronavirus case
All 50 states have now confirmed cases of COVID-19.
All 50 states have now confirmed cases of COVID-19.