Tom Hanks on COVID-19, ‘Greyhound’ and wartime mentality
For many, Hanks’ contraction of COVID-19 was the first loud alarm bell that went off in the early days of the pandemic. If “America’s Dad” could get it, so could anyone. The decision to go public with their diagnoses, Hanks said in a recent interview, was twofold. He didn’t want any rumors about why the production was shut down. And if he was going to serve as an overdue public service announcement, so be it.
For many, Hanks’ contraction of COVID-19 was the first loud alarm bell that went off in the early days of the pandemic. If “America’s Dad” could get it, so could anyone. The decision to go public with their diagnoses, Hanks said in a recent interview, was twofold. He didn’t want any rumors about why the production was shut down. And if he was going to serve as an overdue public service announcement, so be it.
Is it safe to visit the dentist during the pandemic?
Dentists can’t eliminate risk, but they are taking steps to minimize the chances of spreading the coronavirus.
Dentists can’t eliminate risk, but they are taking steps to minimize the chances of spreading the coronavirus.
THE LATEST: Coronavirus COVID-19 cases, deaths, recoveries in greater Houston area
The patients have been linked to a mix of both international travel and community spread.
The patients have been linked to a mix of both international travel and community spread.
KOKE FM host Bob Cole shares warning for Austinites to wear a mask
Cole told Adler he has mainly been cautious, wearing a mask and taking vitamins. Still, he admits he has let his guard down.
Cole told Adler he has mainly been cautious, wearing a mask and taking vitamins. Still, he admits he has let his guard down.
KOKE FM host Bob Cole shares warning for Austinites to wear a mask
Cole told Adler he has mainly been cautious, wearing a mask and taking vitamins.?Still, he admits he has let his guard down.
Cole told Adler he has mainly been cautious, wearing a mask and taking vitamins.?Still, he admits he has let his guard down.
Texas Medical Association releases chart ranking activities based on COVID-19 risk
With this list, doctors say checking your mail is the least risky thing you can do to contract COVID-19, and going to the bar is the most risky.
With this list, doctors say checking your mail is the least risky thing you can do to contract COVID-19, and going to the bar is the most risky.
Texas Medical Association releases chart ranking activities based on COVID-19 risk
With this list, doctors say checking your mail is the least risky thing you can do to contract COVID-19, and going to the bar is the most risky.
With this list, doctors say checking your mail is the least risky thing you can do to contract COVID-19, and going to the bar is the most risky.
Williamson County sees people from all over Central Texas for free COVID-19 testing
This testing is put on in partnership with Williamson County, the Texas Military Department, and the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
This testing is put on in partnership with Williamson County, the Texas Military Department, and the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
Majority of Austin music venues say they won’t last more than a few months
Of the more than 50 music venue owners who responded to the survey, 62 percent said they will not make it past October under COVID-19 shutdown orders.
Of the more than 50 music venue owners who responded to the survey, 62 percent said they will not make it past October under COVID-19 shutdown orders.
Williamson County sees people from all over Central Texas for free COVID-19 testing
This testing is put on in partnership with Williamson County, the Texas Military Department,�and the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
This testing is put on in partnership with Williamson County, the Texas Military Department,�and the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
Majority of Austin music venues say they won’t last more than a few months
Of the more than 50 music venue owners who responded to the survey, 62 percent said they will not make it past October under COVID-19 shutdown orders.
Of the more than 50 music venue owners who responded to the survey, 62 percent said they will not make it past October under COVID-19 shutdown orders.
FOX 7 Discussion: Politics of the COVID-19 pandemic
Ed Espinoza with Progress Texas joined FOX 7 Austin to speak on pandemic politics.
Ed Espinoza with Progress Texas joined FOX 7 Austin to speak on pandemic politics.
Austin health officials mull over moving to tighter restrictions
Ultimately, health officials in Austin believe it is up to residents to keep one another safe.
Ultimately, health officials in Austin believe it is up to residents to keep one another safe.
Education Austin wants Austin ISD schools to remain closed during COVID-19 pandemic
Teachers and support staff on the Zoom conference said over and over again they do not believe schools can be made safe from COVID-19.
Teachers and support staff on the Zoom conference said over and over again they do not believe schools can be made safe from COVID-19.
‘I believe in white power’: Woman arrested after allegedly attacking Home Depot shopper in mask dispute
Video captured an Illinois woman allegedly attacking another Home Depot customer during an argument over wearing a face mask.
Video captured an Illinois woman allegedly attacking another Home Depot customer during an argument over wearing a face mask.
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With your help, Blues On The Screen will be raising money for Central Texas Food Bank and E4 Youth.
With your help, Blues On The Screen will be raising money for Central Texas Food Bank and E4 Youth.
FOX 7 Discussion: Pandemic politics
Ed Espinoza with Progress Texas joined FOX 7 Austin to speak on pandemic politics.
Ed Espinoza with Progress Texas joined FOX 7 Austin to speak on pandemic politics.
Petition launched to stop Austin ISD schools from reopening in August
A union representing Austin teachers has launched a petition to stop AISD schools from reopening during the COVID19 outbreak.
A union representing Austin teachers has launched a petition to stop AISD schools from reopening during the COVID19 outbreak.
Austin health officials mull over moving to tighter restrictions
The key number to look at is a seven-day moving average of hospital admissions, which sits at just under 75.
The key number to look at is a seven-day moving average of hospital admissions, which sits at just under 75.
Coronavirus-impacted Bed, Bath & Beyond to close over 200 stores as quarterly sales tumble
Bed, Bath & Beyond will close more than 200 stores over the next two years as part of a restructuring effort due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Bed, Bath & Beyond will close more than 200 stores over the next two years as part of a restructuring effort due to the coronavirus pandemic.