Dallas ISD cafeteria workers featured on the cover of Time
Six cafeteria workers in the Dallas Independent School District are on the cover of Time magazine.
Six cafeteria workers in the Dallas Independent School District are on the cover of Time magazine.
Dozens of first responders out in quarantine as first Dallas officer with COVID-19 returns to work
An eighth Dallas firefighter has tested positive for the coronavirus and 120 are now in quarantine.
An eighth Dallas firefighter has tested positive for the coronavirus and 120 are now in quarantine.
Garland ISD creates multi-lingual online learning website for ESL students
As parents try to navigate online learning with schools across Texas closed, North Texas school districts are trying to meet the needs of students who speak English as a second language.
As parents try to navigate online learning with schools across Texas closed, North Texas school districts are trying to meet the needs of students who speak English as a second language.
Man arrested after coughing on people at Fort Worth laundromat
Fort Worth police arrested a man for claiming to be infected with COVID-19 and then coughing and spitting on people at a laundromat.
Fort Worth police arrested a man for claiming to be infected with COVID-19 and then coughing and spitting on people at a laundromat.
Dallas to spend $1.5 million on RVs for first responders
The Dallas City Council approved a plan to buy recreational vehicles as quarantine shelters for first responders.
The Dallas City Council approved a plan to buy recreational vehicles as quarantine shelters for first responders.
Businesses donate face shields to Dallas police officers
Dallas police gratefully accepted a donation of 1,000 face shields.
Dallas police gratefully accepted a donation of 1,000 face shields.
Disney World may add coronavirus temperature checks for reopening, says Bob Iger
Disney theme parks could implement health monitoring after COVID-19.
Disney theme parks could implement health monitoring after COVID-19.
Dallas County Commissioners vote to limit emergency powers of Judge Clay Jenkins during pandemic
Dallas County Commissioners on Tuesday made an extraordinary move to limit the emergency powers of the County Judge Clay Jenkins when it comes to the county's stay at home order.
Dallas County Commissioners on Tuesday made an extraordinary move to limit the emergency powers of the County Judge Clay Jenkins when it comes to the county's stay at home order.
Dallas City Council working to fast-track relief for renters, small business owners
Dallas city council members are working to fast track relief for small businesses that may not be able to get federal relief. The city is also looking to provide rent assistance for people who have lost their income.
Dallas city council members are working to fast track relief for small businesses that may not be able to get federal relief. The city is also looking to provide rent assistance for people who have lost their income.
Fourth Fort Worth police officer tests positive for COVID-19
Fort Worth police announced Monday a fourth officer tested positive for COVID-19.
Fort Worth police announced Monday a fourth officer tested positive for COVID-19.
Superintendent: Dallas ISD students likely won’t return to schools this year
The Dallas Independent School District will make a decision about the rest of the school year next week.
The Dallas Independent School District will make a decision about the rest of the school year next week.
Dallas ISD plans to offer childcare for essential employees during COVID-19 pandemic
Some Dallas schools will be used as child care facilities to help essential workers. It's just one example of a way to try to make things easier for people who are trying to get through the coronavirus pandemic.
Some Dallas schools will be used as child care facilities to help essential workers. It's just one example of a way to try to make things easier for people who are trying to get through the coronavirus pandemic.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos donates $100 million to Feeding America
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced he was donating $100 million to help food banks across the United States.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced he was donating $100 million to help food banks across the United States.
Fort Worth ISD moving to a pass or fail grading system
The Fort Worth Independent School District is getting more equipment to help students learning from home. It’s also moving to a pass or fail grading system in an effort to make sure students don’t fall behind during this health crisis.
The Fort Worth Independent School District is getting more equipment to help students learning from home. It’s also moving to a pass or fail grading system in an effort to make sure students don’t fall behind during this health crisis.
Dallas police confirm 6th officer has COVID-19
A sixth Dallas police officer has tested positive for COVID-19.
A sixth Dallas police officer has tested positive for COVID-19.
North Texas Uber driver under quarantine denied promised paid sick leave
A North Texas Uber driver was out of work and off the ride-sharing platform after being told to quarantine at home.
A North Texas Uber driver was out of work and off the ride-sharing platform after being told to quarantine at home.
Mayor Lightfoot picks former Dallas Police Chief David Brown for Chicago's top cop
Mayor Lori Lightfoot has chosen former Dallas Police Chief David Brown to become the city's next top cop.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot has chosen former Dallas Police Chief David Brown to become the city's next top cop.
Dallas police encourage online crime reports as more officers test positive for COVID-19
With news of a fifth Dallas police officer testing positive for the coronavirus, Chief Renee Hall is encouraging people to report some crimes online when they can.
With news of a fifth Dallas police officer testing positive for the coronavirus, Chief Renee Hall is encouraging people to report some crimes online when they can.
Proposal that would give Dallas tenants 60-day grace period for evictions due to COVID-19 referred to committee
It’s April 1, and that means rent is due for thousands of people who are suddenly out of work because of the coronavirus pandemic.
It’s April 1, and that means rent is due for thousands of people who are suddenly out of work because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Months after tornado destroyed their school, some Dallas ISD students now facing challenge of home learning
Texas schools will be closed until May 4. That means classwork will remain as "at-home work" in the weeks to come.
Texas schools will be closed until May 4. That means classwork will remain as "at-home work" in the weeks to come.