Dan Patrick says he will no longer listen to Dr. Fauci about COVID-19
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is getting a lot of blowback for his criticism of the country's top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci,
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is getting a lot of blowback for his criticism of the country's top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci,
Austin Public Health warns Travis County cannot afford missteps in July 4th celebrations
Dr. Mark Escott will recommend the city and the county place a stay at home order if Austin Public Health sees a rolling average of 70 admissions or more a day.
Dr. Mark Escott will recommend the city and the county place a stay at home order if Austin Public Health sees a rolling average of 70 admissions or more a day.
McDonald’s halts dine-in service reopening plans due to spike in US COVID-19 cases
The announcement from the fast-food chain comes as multiple areas across the country are reinforcing lockdown restrictions in efforts to clamp down on surging COVID-19 cases.
The announcement from the fast-food chain comes as multiple areas across the country are reinforcing lockdown restrictions in efforts to clamp down on surging COVID-19 cases.
Tito's Vodka providing free hand sanitizer to Austinites on July 2
Since the end of March, Tito’s has donated hand sanitizer to critical frontline workers at over 500 organizations in Central Texas, and to 25 states and counting across the United States.
Since the end of March, Tito’s has donated hand sanitizer to critical frontline workers at over 500 organizations in Central Texas, and to 25 states and counting across the United States.
Hollowed out public health system faces more cuts amid coronavirus pandemic
States, cities and counties in dire straits have begun laying off and furloughing their limited staff, and even more devastation looms, as states reopen and cases surge.
States, cities and counties in dire straits have begun laying off and furloughing their limited staff, and even more devastation looms, as states reopen and cases surge.
Protest versus Africa's 1st COVID-19 vaccine test shows fear
The trial that began last week in Johannesburg is part of one already underway in Britain of the vaccine developed at the University of Oxford. Some 2,000 volunteers in South Africa are expected to take part.
The trial that began last week in Johannesburg is part of one already underway in Britain of the vaccine developed at the University of Oxford. Some 2,000 volunteers in South Africa are expected to take part.
Little evidence that George Floyd protests spread coronavirus in US
In what’s considered the first systematic look at the question, a team of economists determined that only one of 13 cities involved in the earliest wave of protests after Memorial Day had an increase that would fit the pattern.
In what’s considered the first systematic look at the question, a team of economists determined that only one of 13 cities involved in the earliest wave of protests after Memorial Day had an increase that would fit the pattern.
It’s not just the lungs — COVID-19 can affect the brain and heart of those infected, researchers say
As medical experts learn about the novel coronavirus, which continues to exhibit an array of ever-evolving symptoms and log-term effects, researchers have found that the deadly illness can have deleterious impacts on the heart and brain.
As medical experts learn about the novel coronavirus, which continues to exhibit an array of ever-evolving symptoms and log-term effects, researchers have found that the deadly illness can have deleterious impacts on the heart and brain.
US buys all of world’s remdesivir, preventing other countries from acquiring drug for months
The stockpiling has prompted outrage from global leaders.
The stockpiling has prompted outrage from global leaders.
Travis County to send COVID-19 emergency alert reminding community to practice good hygiene
Officials say the message is a "critical reminder" to the community about the recent spikes in COVID-19 cases.
Officials say the message is a "critical reminder" to the community about the recent spikes in COVID-19 cases.
Frozen foods are having a culinary moment thanks to the pandemic
Frozen foods have proven to be no-fuss items that are quick to get on the table. They're affordable options that last a long time. And they can be healthy alternatives, especially when other options don't exist. That might be why at the beginning of the pandemic, some frozen foods were so tough to get.
Frozen foods have proven to be no-fuss items that are quick to get on the table. They're affordable options that last a long time. And they can be healthy alternatives, especially when other options don't exist. That might be why at the beginning of the pandemic, some frozen foods were so tough to get.
Travelers, employees required to wear face covering at DFW Airport starting Thursday
All travelers and employees at DFW Airport will be required to wear a face covering starting on Thursday.
All travelers and employees at DFW Airport will be required to wear a face covering starting on Thursday.
1 in 20 people have asymptomatic COVID-19, Dallas doctor says
While many people are looking forward to the Fourth of July weekend, doctors and nurses are looking at it with a sense of dread.
While many people are looking forward to the Fourth of July weekend, doctors and nurses are looking at it with a sense of dread.
Kroger gets emergency FDA approval for at-home coronavirus testing kit
The kit will only be available to front-line employees for now, but Kroger said it plans to expand availability to other companies and organizations soon.
The kit will only be available to front-line employees for now, but Kroger said it plans to expand availability to other companies and organizations soon.
Amsterdam's red-light district awakens from lockdown
The Prostitution Information Center says sex workers took steps to minimize the risk to themselves and their clients of becoming infected with the coronavirus, including checking individuals for symptoms.
The Prostitution Information Center says sex workers took steps to minimize the risk to themselves and their clients of becoming infected with the coronavirus, including checking individuals for symptoms.
Cinemark pushes ahead with phased reopening of movie theaters amid worsening COVID-19 pandemic
The world’s largest movie theater company will be showcasing Hollywood classic films to mark their reopening, according to a Cinemark news release.
The world’s largest movie theater company will be showcasing Hollywood classic films to mark their reopening, according to a Cinemark news release.
COVID-19's continuing impact on Austin's restaurants
Bars are once again closed and restaurants are operating at limited capacity. President of the Texas Restaurant Association Austin Chapter Skeeter Miller talks about what's going on for businesses as they try to survive.
Bars are once again closed and restaurants are operating at limited capacity. President of the Texas Restaurant Association Austin Chapter Skeeter Miller talks about what's going on for businesses as they try to survive.
Denny's plans to hire 10,000 restaurant employees by end of 2020
Positions include sanitation specialist, a job created by the coronavirus pandemic.
Positions include sanitation specialist, a job created by the coronavirus pandemic.
Your Health with Dr. Kumar: COVID-19 and big gatherings
The 4th of July is upon us and with the recent spike in coronavirus cases celebrations will be different. Dr. Kumar talks more about the impact of large gatherings.
The 4th of July is upon us and with the recent spike in coronavirus cases celebrations will be different. Dr. Kumar talks more about the impact of large gatherings.
Texas to resume high-stakes standardized testing
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas public school districts haven't finalized their plans for a return to the classroom, but they know the state will resume its high-stakes standardized testing for millions of students.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas public school districts haven't finalized their plans for a return to the classroom, but they know the state will resume its high-stakes standardized testing for millions of students.




















