Starbucks will be temporarily switching to a 'to go' mode due to COVID-19 concerns

Starbucks has announced that beginning on Sunday all of its North American stores will switch to a `to go' model for at least two weeks because of the coronavirus.

Hometown Hero: Dallas ISD grab-and-go meals

Dallas ISD feeds more than 100,000 students each school day.  Since the coronavirus closed DISD schools, the district has plans to still feed its students. Many of them live in food-insecure homes, food deserts and in challenging situations.

Some North Texas school districts, including Dallas ISD, to close schools "indefinitely"

A handful of North Texas school districts, including Dallas ISD, have announced schools will be close indefinitely to help slow the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus.

Disney sends 'Frozen 2' to streaming three months early for housebound families

The Walt Disney Co. will release “Frozen 2” on Disney Plus several months early to give families cooped up by the coronavirus a welcome distraction — and give its streaming service a boost.

Gov. Abbott: AT&T waiving internet data usage fees for those without unlimited data

"In typical Texas fashion,  the private sector is stepping up. I applaud what AT&T just announced, that they are waiving internet data usages for any customers that do not have unlimited home internet access," the governor said. 

5 Dallas officers return to work after coronavirus scare

Five Dallas police officers are back at work Tuesday after arresting a man who claimed to have the coronavirus. It appears to be a scare over nothing.

Beto O’Rourke takes Joe Biden to Whataburger after Dallas rally

One-time presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke took former Vice President Joe Biden to one of Texas’ favorite fast-food restaurants after endorsing him in Dallas Monday night.

DPD: Five Dallas officers potentially exposed to coronavirus on Sunday

Police sources told FOX4 the person who was arrested claimed he had coronavirus, so officers had to take him to be screened, even though the man was not showing symptoms.

Apple to pay up to $500 million due to slowing down old iPhones

iPhone owners could get money from Apple after the company agreed to pay up to $500 million to settle claims over intentionally slowing down older phones.

Dallas ISD students help fundraise thousands for various causes

The program is called Common Cents and encourages students to get an early start on philanthropy, fundraising and giving back.