At least 8 Houston firefighters now in quarantine
Once the City became aware the four firefighters were not able to self-quarantine at home, Fire Chief Sam Peña arranged immediate accommodations for them with the assistance of the Mayor's office.
Once the City became aware the four firefighters were not able to self-quarantine at home, Fire Chief Sam Peña arranged immediate accommodations for them with the assistance of the Mayor's office.
Push-up challenge takes over the internet
A trend is taking over social media as people are looking for ways to stay in shape at home.
A trend is taking over social media as people are looking for ways to stay in shape at home.
Houston man helps the homeless
One Houston man continues to donate food to the homeless despite heightened risk during the coronavirus outbreak.
One Houston man continues to donate food to the homeless despite heightened risk during the coronavirus outbreak.
First San Antonio COVID-19 related death reported
The City of San Antonio and Bexar County confirmed Bexar County’s first COVID-19 related death, who was a patient in her 80s being treated at Brooke Army Medical Center. The patient passed on Saturday, March 21.
The City of San Antonio and Bexar County confirmed Bexar County’s first COVID-19 related death, who was a patient in her 80s being treated at Brooke Army Medical Center. The patient passed on Saturday, March 21.
Harvey Weinstein tests positive for COVID-19, isolated in prison, reports say
The disgraced film mogul, who turned 68 on Thursday, is locked up at the maximum-security Wende Correctional Facility near Buffalo, according to state prison officials.
The disgraced film mogul, who turned 68 on Thursday, is locked up at the maximum-security Wende Correctional Facility near Buffalo, according to state prison officials.
Gov. Abbott: 334 confirmed cases, 6 deaths in Texas from coronavirus
The governor also passed two new orders to help combat the spread of coronavirus. The new orders join a long list of legislative changes that the governor has made to slow the spread of COVID-19 and assist Texans facing finical hardship directly associated with the pandemic.
The governor also passed two new orders to help combat the spread of coronavirus. The new orders join a long list of legislative changes that the governor has made to slow the spread of COVID-19 and assist Texans facing finical hardship directly associated with the pandemic.
Maryland boy uses $600 of savings to make coronavirus care packages for seniors, feed 90 students
A 7-year-old used the money he saved up to help those in need as a way to overcome fear with acts of love.
A 7-year-old used the money he saved up to help those in need as a way to overcome fear with acts of love.
METRO suspends fare collection as Coronavirus COVID-19 spreads, among other changes
METRO is making many changes to operations to keep riders safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
METRO is making many changes to operations to keep riders safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
Terminal B TSA checkpoints at Bush Intercontinental Airport close until further notice
TSA checkpoints at Terminal B at George Bush Intercontinental Airport will cease operations at the close of business hours on Sunday, March 22 and will remain closed until further notice.
TSA checkpoints at Terminal B at George Bush Intercontinental Airport will cease operations at the close of business hours on Sunday, March 22 and will remain closed until further notice.
Gov. Abbott releases two new orders to combat COVID-19
Governor Greg Abbott was joined by the Texas Department of State Health Services Commissioner John Hellerstedt and the Texas Division of Emergency Management Chief Nim Kidd.
Governor Greg Abbott was joined by the Texas Department of State Health Services Commissioner John Hellerstedt and the Texas Division of Emergency Management Chief Nim Kidd.
Two local children test positive for COVID-19
As of Saturday evening, roughly 150 people in the Houston area had tested positive for COVID-19. According to health officials, two of the most recent patients are children under the age of 10 years-old.
As of Saturday evening, roughly 150 people in the Houston area had tested positive for COVID-19. According to health officials, two of the most recent patients are children under the age of 10 years-old.
Carl Lewis believes Summer Olympics should be postponed, advocates for a two-year delay
Lewis, whose nine Olympic gold medals are the second-most ever in track and field, believes the International Olympic Committee should consider delaying the Summer Games even longer.
Lewis, whose nine Olympic gold medals are the second-most ever in track and field, believes the International Olympic Committee should consider delaying the Summer Games even longer.
Houston COVID-19 public testing opens to elderly
Four testing sites are hoping to have a better idea of community spread in our area.
Four testing sites are hoping to have a better idea of community spread in our area.
Houston Humane Society in need of donations after hundreds of families lined up for pet food
Given the large turn-out the canceled Pet Food Pantry had, the Houston Humane Society is asking for food donations to continue the Pet Food Pantry Service to help families in need.
Given the large turn-out the canceled Pet Food Pantry had, the Houston Humane Society is asking for food donations to continue the Pet Food Pantry Service to help families in need.
Food services available to those in need during COVID-19 outbreak
School closures, resource hoarding, and social isolation are leaving many Houstonians without the food they need to get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
School closures, resource hoarding, and social isolation are leaving many Houstonians without the food they need to get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
15 total Harris Co. Sheriff’s Office employees test positive for COVID-19: HCSO
The most recent case is a female deputy in her late 20s, who last reported for duty on Friday, March 20. She is now quarantined at home.
The most recent case is a female deputy in her late 20s, who last reported for duty on Friday, March 20. She is now quarantined at home.
Houston's COVID-19 site broadens testing to symptomatic people with chronic illnesses
People with chronic illnesses experiencing cough, difficulty breathing and fever, the common COVID-19 symptoms can call the Houston Health Department’s COVID-19 call center at 832-393-4220 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to get screened.
People with chronic illnesses experiencing cough, difficulty breathing and fever, the common COVID-19 symptoms can call the Houston Health Department’s COVID-19 call center at 832-393-4220 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to get screened.
Investigation underway following COVID-19 death
A quiet nursing home in Tomball is now under investigation after a COVID-19 related death.
A quiet nursing home in Tomball is now under investigation after a COVID-19 related death.
Testing continues in the Houston area
Four testing sites are hoping to have a better idea community spread in our area.
Four testing sites are hoping to have a better idea community spread in our area.
Registered nurse in self-quarantine urges everyone to practice social distancing
Solomon is now the situation medical professionals fear most right now — not being able to help others because they themselves could be sick.
Solomon is now the situation medical professionals fear most right now — not being able to help others because they themselves could be sick.