Woman told to ration lupus medication during coronavirus outbreak
Now, there’s a global shortage of the medication leaving one Oakland woman with lupus with a limited supply.
Now, there’s a global shortage of the medication leaving one Oakland woman with lupus with a limited supply.
Investigation underway after young travelers return from spring break, test positive for COVID-19
Currently, 28 young adults on this trip have tested positive for COVID-19 and dozens more are under public health investigation.
Currently, 28 young adults on this trip have tested positive for COVID-19 and dozens more are under public health investigation.
Coronavirus could be airborne, study suggests
It may be possible for the novel coronavirus to transmit through the air, a new study released over the weekend suggests.
It may be possible for the novel coronavirus to transmit through the air, a new study released over the weekend suggests.
Walmart announces it will conduct temperature checks for employees due to COVID-19
The national retailer said it will also be offering gloves and masks to associates as supplies permit.
The national retailer said it will also be offering gloves and masks to associates as supplies permit.
Cleaning staff at Barcelona hospital thanked with round of applause
Healthcare staff at Sant Joan de Deu thanked their non-healthcare colleagues with a round of applause for their hard work amid coronvirus pandemic.
Healthcare staff at Sant Joan de Deu thanked their non-healthcare colleagues with a round of applause for their hard work amid coronvirus pandemic.
How will we vote? Outbreak revives debate on mail-in ballots
Elections experts say it would be very difficult for many states to shift dramatically to mail voting.
Elections experts say it would be very difficult for many states to shift dramatically to mail voting.
Judge Hidalgo clarifies possible release of violent offenders during COVID-19 crisis
Hidalgo is now working with the county attorney’s office, the sheriff, district court judges and the district attorney to depopulate the jail of more than 8,000 inmates.
Hidalgo is now working with the county attorney’s office, the sheriff, district court judges and the district attorney to depopulate the jail of more than 8,000 inmates.
Better Business Bureau warns of ‘mandatory online COVID-19 test’ text message scam
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) released a warning to individuals involving a text message scam impersonating government agencies in an attempt to obtain sensitive information.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) released a warning to individuals involving a text message scam impersonating government agencies in an attempt to obtain sensitive information.
Hideout Theater takes its show to the internet during COVID-19 outbreak
The Hideout Theater in Austin is inviting you join them for some live theater. Find out how they're bringing the show to you during the COVID-19 outbreak.
The Hideout Theater in Austin is inviting you join them for some live theater. Find out how they're bringing the show to you during the COVID-19 outbreak.
New COVID-19 testing site in opens in Sugar Land
A new testing site in Sugar Land is set to open Mar. 31
A new testing site in Sugar Land is set to open Mar. 31
Minneapolis uses 'Tiger King' to demonstrate social distancing guidelines
The City of Minneapolis looked to Netflix's hit docuseries "Tiger King" to find new inspiration to bring home the message of social distancing.
The City of Minneapolis looked to Netflix's hit docuseries "Tiger King" to find new inspiration to bring home the message of social distancing.
Dating during the COVID-19 pandemic
So much has changed in the way we live lately, and that includes dating. Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini offers advice on dating during the COVID-19 pandemic.
So much has changed in the way we live lately, and that includes dating. Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini offers advice on dating during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Neighbors thank sanitation workers
FOX 26 News at 9 p.m. anchor Jonathan Martin
FOX 26 News at 9 p.m. anchor Jonathan Martin
2 residents at senior living center die of COVID-19
A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the Conservatory at Alden Bridge, an apartment complex for 55+ community in The Woodlands.
A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the Conservatory at Alden Bridge, an apartment complex for 55+ community in The Woodlands.
Columbia Sportswear CEO reportedly cuts his own salary to pay employees amid COVID-19 closures
Tim Boyle, the president and CEO of Columbia Sportswear Company, cut his own pay to $10,000 a year while several company executives took voluntary 15-percent pay reductions.
Tim Boyle, the president and CEO of Columbia Sportswear Company, cut his own pay to $10,000 a year while several company executives took voluntary 15-percent pay reductions.
Federal judge rules in favor of abortion providers in Texas
The federal lawsuit filed in Austin, Texas, is among the most high-profile challenges to a government response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The federal lawsuit filed in Austin, Texas, is among the most high-profile challenges to a government response to the coronavirus pandemic.
FOX 26/My20 launches Classes at Home initiative
Fox 26 and My20 kicked off “Classes At Home”, specifically for Houston area children because school buildings may be closed but young brains are still open for business and ready to learn.
Fox 26 and My20 kicked off “Classes At Home”, specifically for Houston area children because school buildings may be closed but young brains are still open for business and ready to learn.
Gov. Abbott expands travel restrictions in Texas
While many states and cities throughout the country have “stay home orders” in place, airlines continue flying sometimes empty planes.
While many states and cities throughout the country have “stay home orders” in place, airlines continue flying sometimes empty planes.
Pregnant in a time of coronavirus – the changing risks and what you need to know
While knowledge about COVID-19 is rapidly evolving and there are still many unknowns, medical groups are starting to provide advice and answers to questions many expecting families are asking.
While knowledge about COVID-19 is rapidly evolving and there are still many unknowns, medical groups are starting to provide advice and answers to questions many expecting families are asking.
How would overwhelmed hospitals decide who to treat first?
Health care workers are dreading the prospect of dire scenarios as U.S. hospitals brace for a looming surge in patients who need breathing machines.
Health care workers are dreading the prospect of dire scenarios as U.S. hospitals brace for a looming surge in patients who need breathing machines.