CORONAVIRUS
City and county governments, local businesses, school districts and residents across the Dallas-Fort Worth area continue to grapple with the effects of COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Latest in Keller-Roanoke-Northeast Fort Worth: Coronavirus cases increase in Tarrant, Denton counties
Many local businesses are currently focused on slowing the spread of disease while trying to remain open. (Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
INTERACTIVE: Find out what Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth restaurants are doing to remain open throughout the coronavirus outbreak
The Bowden Director of Operations David Underwood delivers a family its groceries from The Bowden Market. (Courtesy The Bowden)
Keller venue The Bowden providing meals for employees, first responders, local community
The Fort Worth Fire Department responded to a common inquiry by local residents with information on the average time novel coronavirus lives on common surfaces. (Katherine Borey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Spring cleaning: How long does coronavirus last on common household surfaces?
The American Red Cross is urging people to continue donating blood to avoid any shortages during the COVID-19 outbreak. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
American Red Cross avoids near-shortage of blood donations, urges donors to keep scheduling appointments
The Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Health Department has been busy assisting the district with health initiatives, such as delivering meals. (Courtesy Amy Taldo)
ROUNDUP: 5 recent stories on the DFW area’s continued coronavirus response
CBD American Shaman is using its manufacturing plant in Kansas City to make a sanitizing cleansing wash to try to help slow the spread of the virus. (Courtesy CBD American Shaman of Keller)
CBD American Shaman stores in Keller, Roanoke donating medical-grade cleansing wash to first responders
President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion package March 27 to provide relief during the coronavirus pandemic. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Sen. John Cornyn discusses provisions laid out in CARES Act
A number of avenues are now open for small businesses across the country to seek financial relief from the economic strain caused by the spread of the COVID-19 virus. (Katherine Borey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Economic relief available for small businesses in Keller, Roanoke, northeast Fort Worth
Members of the Frisco Downtown Merchants Association have created a daily digital support meeting during the coronavirus pandemic. The group's members are working together to help one another stay in business. (Courtesy Ed Mahoney)
Coronavirus coverage roundup in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
Initial claims for unemployment insurance rates are increasing across the nation in the midst of COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas sees 77% increase in unemployment insurance claims during week ending March 28
Keller Mayor Pat McGrail provided a city update on coronavirus in a public address March 30. (Courtesy city of Keller)
Keller Mayor Pat McGrail addresses community on coronavirus concerns
Texas Tribune: Some local elections in Texas moving ahead despite coronavirus spread
Trinity Metro announced March 31 that TexRail service will be temporarily suspended April 4-5 to allow for track work and the removal of vegetation. (Courtesy Trinity Metro)
Trinity Metro suspending TEXRail service for maintenance; taking precautions against coronavirus
The Greater Keller Chamber of Commerce is currently sponsoring a second round of its Keep Calm and Carry Out contest to help support local businesses. (Courtesy Keller Chamber)
City, chamber events provide support for Keller businesses during social distancing