How Churches Are Doing A Year Into the Pandemic
When everything was shutting down at this time last year, we sat down with a local pastor. We asked him a simple question: How would churches survive without members inside? NBC 5’s Vince Sims s...
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Feds Say Scams Surged in Pandemic; Here's How Experts Protect Themselves
If it feels like you’re inundated with scam calls, texts and emails lately, you’re not alone. The Federal Trade Commission says fraud reports surged during the pandemic.
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North Texas-Based Airlines Start Recalling Flight Attendants
Southwest Airlines and American Airlines are re-calling flight attendants who were off the job because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tarrant County Vaccine Waitlist Cleared; Future Shots Booked in 24-48 Hours
After registering more than 888,000 people since December 2020, the Tarrant County Public Health Department says they’ve scheduled appointments for everyone currently on their COVID-19 vaccine waitlist.
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COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Administered at AT&T Stadium
Starting Sunday, the Community Vaccination Center will be operational at AT&T Stadium and will be opened seven days a week.
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Arlington Woman Evicted Despite Federal Moratorium
Despite a federal moratorium on evictions, they could still happen here in Texas. On Thursday, NBC 5 was there as that nightmare happened to an Arlington woman, who thought she’d done what she needed to do to protect her family. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards reports.
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COVID-19 Vaccinations To Be Given Out at South Oak Cliff High School This Saturday
South Dallas residents hoping to get the COVID-19 vaccine can do so at South Oak Cliff High School beginning Saturday.
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COVID-19 Survivors Report Mental Health Or Neurological Issues
Even though experts say we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel in the COVID-19 pandemic, a different health crisis is just beginning. The latest reports showing a third of COVID-19 survivors have longer term mental health or neurological conditions. NBC 5’s Health Reporter Bianca Castro has the story.
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‘Shuttered Venue Operators Grant' to Launch Thursday, SBA Announces
Operators of various entertainment venues can apply for a new grant Thursday through the U.S. Small Business Administration, the administration announced.
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Fate Public Safety Officer Returns Home Four Months After Hospitalized for COVID-19
People lined the streets in Fate Friday as sirens and flashing lights came down the street, signifying a huge step forward in Public Safety Officer Clint Willoughby’s recovery from COVID-19.
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Fort Worth Buddhist Temple Serves As Vaccination Registration Site, Food Distribution Center
On Wednesday, the Huong Dao Temple on E. Rosedale Street served as both a vaccination site and offered in-person help with registrations. Students from the University of North Texas Health Science Center assisted with the efforts.
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No Appointment Needed For COVID-19 Vaccine at Dallas' Ellis Davis Field House
The drive-thru vaccination site at Ellis Davis Field House in Dallas will start vaccinating those without an appointment starting Wednesday, April 7, according to Parkland Hospital.
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COVID-19 Tracker: What We Know About the Virus in DFW and Around Texas
This map shows where cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed around North Texas and across the state.
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FEMA Extends Support for Staff at Texas Vaccine Hubs, But Not for Vaccines or Supplies
The Federal Emergency Management Agency only partially approved a request Wednesday to extend their support of COVID-19 vaccinations in community hubs in Arlington, Dallas, and Houston into next month.
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Will Herd Immunity Be Delayed by Drops in COVID-19 Vaccine Registrations?
With Dallas County recently urging people to sign up for vaccines, saying it’s nearly cleared through its waiting list and Garland temporarily pausing registrations due to a high number of no-shows, how long will it take to reach herd immunity?
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North Texas COVID-19 Vaccine Waitlists Shrink, Mega Hubs Still Useful: Officials
Around North Texas, COVID-19 vaccine doses are coming in quickly and waitlists are shrinking.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Executive Order Restricting Vaccine Passports
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed an executive order Monday that prohibits state agencies and local governments from creating “vaccine passport” requirements.
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More Than 30 Children Mistakenly Vaccinated in Dallas County, Third-Party Vendor Confirms
Thirty-one people under 18 years old mistakenly received doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, a vendor hired by the city of Dallas to provide vaccines to adults says.
