Judge Ruben Becerra said he will announce a shelter-at-home order and curfew on Wednesday. (Evelin Garcia/Community Impact Newspaper)
The example in Bee Cave appears to be just one of many stories relating how, amid the COVID-19 crisis, librarians are helping their communities throughout the Greater Austin area.
See a graphic breakdown of how coronavirus is affecting Texas.
The Austin Regional Clinic in Kyle is offering drive-up testing for coronavirus as of March 31.
The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering a short-term loan program intended to help cover payroll and a separate, long-term loan program intended to help business owners stay afloat.
A recent string of incidents where Zoom meetings have been “hacked” has put the future viability of teleconferencing security in doubt.
Read local updates on the coronavirus pandemic.
Friday's digital telethon seeks donations to help the community
Read updates on how local school districts and colleges are reacting in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The $2 trillion package provides funding to help fight the virus and to provide financial assistance for Americans during the pandemic.
Texas ranked fifth among states in the U.S. with 275,597 initial claims filed the week ending March 28.
Both school districts extended the suspension of normal school operations until at least May 4, following Gov. Greg Abbott’s order that all schools in the state stay closed through that date.
San Marcos City Council members voted to postpone the May 2 special election for Place 5 at a March 31 meeting. City Council members also discussed economic relief efforts that have been implemented and those that are underway.
