Wedding videography company denies refund after man's fiancee dies, taunts him on website
After Justin Montney’s fiance died in a car crash, he reached out to get a refund on his $1,800 deposit. The company said it was nonrefundable, and the back and forth began.
Department of Motor Vehicles offices reopen in North Texas
North Texans can now obtain car titles and vehicle registrations in person.
Grocery store fills salad bar with alcohol, candy during pandemic restrictions
A grocery store has brought “happy hour” to their signature salad bars during the coronavirus pandemic.
Chuck E. Cheese offering takeout food under ‘Pasqually's Pizza & Wings' name on delivery apps
The devastation to businesses due to widespread coronavirus lockdowns across the U.S. has prompted many restaurants to rely on delivery and take-out services, and children’s pizza purveyor Chuck E. Cheese is apparently no exception.
Crayola launches 24 skin tone crayons for inclusivity
Crayola is launching 24 specially formulated crayons that are designed to represent diverse skin tones so children and artists can color their work “creatively and accurately,” according to a Thursday press release.
Texas restaurants allowed to reopen at 50% capacity
Restaurants can now allow more people inside their doors. But some owners believe it will still be a struggle to make a profit.
Some Dallas bars opened at stroke of midnight Friday under Gov. Abbott's newest guidelines
As of midnight, bars could open again to the public and some wasted no time getting back to business.
Taco Bell announces plans to hire 30,000 employees this summer
Irvine-based Taco Bell Corp. announced Thursday that the company, together with its franchisees and licensees, plans to hire at least 30,000 employees this summer while continuing to adhere to strict safety measures to protect its restaurant teams against the coronavirus.
TSA outlines new travel safety guidelines ahead of Memorial Day weekend
The Transportation Safety Administration is introducing new safety guidelines ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
Quarantine cravings: Yelp reveals each state's most popular delivery order during pandemic
Well, we’re still at home — and still ordering takeout.
Coronavirus has most Americans wanting to watch new movies at home
A survey found that 70% would rather watch new feature film at home over a movie theater, thanks to COVID-19.
Florida girl, 2, adopted by family over Zoom after 700 days in foster care
“Foster children need people that are willing to raise their hands and say, 'I can be forever,’” she said.
Ocean City bar promotes social distancing with giant inflatable inner tube tables
Fish Tales in Ocean City, M.D. is using giant inflatable inner tube tables to ensure customers maintain safe social distancing.
‘Hope this helps’: Former NFL star Chad Johnson tips $1,000 on restaurant check
The former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver shared an image of the restaurant check on May 18.
North Texas gyms preparing to partially reopen Monday
Gyms are among the business that can partially reopen on Monday. But, like other phases of the reopenings, there are restrictions.
'I felt safe with him': Woman marries man who saved her in Las Vegas mass shooting
The pair met just 24 hours prior to the 2017 mass shooting and escaped together during the rampage. They have since fallen in love.
City of Plano: Outdoor pools closed for the summer, indoors pools will open at limited capacity
The heat is already here, but many public swimming pools are closed.
McDonald's details new measures to safely reopen dining rooms
McDonald’s is preparing to welcome customers back into their dining rooms — but only after their new safety standards have been met.
Tyson Foods temporarily cutting prices on beef products amid spike in grocery prices
Tyson Foods, one of the largest meat-processing companies in the world, announced this week that the company will be cutting prices on select beef products amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Grocery store prices rose last month amid COVID-19 pandemic
The price index for meats, poultry, fish and eggs increased the most, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.