Rent Is Due. But Thousands of Texans Have Lost Their Jobs Because of the...
It’s the first of the month, which means that for millions of Texans, the rent is due.
But much...
Texas Unemployment Claims Continue to Shatter Records
Last week, 350,000 more Texans filed for unemployment aid, bringing the total for the last four weeks to more than 760,000. That...
Challenges Nonprofits Face During the Pandemic
Organizations that help many people in Texas have experienced great challenges since the coronavirus outbreak started. Leaders at four nonprofits in Texas...
Abbott to Let Stay-Home Order Expire, Ease Some Restrictions Starting May 1
Saying it is time for a new course, Gov. Greg Abbott has announced he will let his initial executive order requiring all...
Paxton Says Fear of COVID-19 Not Enough to Be Eligible for a Mail-In Ballot
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wants to clear up any confusion about mail-in ballots, and he is doubling down on restrictions on...
Cruising from Texas to Resume
People may not be ready to get back to traveling, but Carnival Cruise Lines is ready to set sail again from three...
Renters Prepare for Tough Choices as Eviction Proceedings Resume in Texas
Phoenix Morgaine doesn't want to move, but a “for rent” sign has been in the front yard of her Belton home for...
Despite COVID-19 Danger, Many Texans Partied Hard Over the Weekend
A packed pool party in Houston.
Busy beaches along the coast.
No social distancing or masks...
Has a Business in Texas Asked You To Not Wear a Mask
Gov. Greg Abbott has encouraged social distancing but hasn’t required people to wear masks to help fight the spread of coronavirus.
Children Still Need Regular Checkups and Vaccinations
Children whose birthdays were this past spring may have had a delay in scheduling check-ups with their pediatricians because of the pandemic,...
