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 on coronavirus: Tarrant County confirms provisional cases; Keller, Northwest ISDs extend school closures
Texas Central plans to start construction of the Texas high-speed rail connecting Houston and Dallas by the end of 2020. (Courtesy Texas Central)
Coronavirus causes layoffs for Texas Central’s high-speed rail project
Tarrant County Public Health is partnering with EMS provider MedStar to provide at-home COVID-19 testing. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Tarrant County partnering with MedStar to provide at-home COVID-19 testing
Available market data shows trends in the Keller, Roanoke, northeast Fort Worth areas from February 2019 to February 2020. (Katherine Borey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Market Data: Home values increase year-over-year in parts of Keller, Roanoke, northeast Fort Worth
Stay-at-home orders were issued by Tarrant County and Denton County officials in an attempt to reduce social contact and limit the strain on the local health care system. (Courtesy Adobe Stock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Q&A: What stay-at-home orders mean for Tarrant County and Denton County residents
Two students whose mother works for Robertson Elementary School made signs to bring for the Frisco ISD car parade. (Courtesy Kyla Prusak)
See what measures DFW-area school districts are taking to deter coronavirus
Ongoing and recent transportation projects in Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, school districts are closed across the state through April 3, and officials are responding with virtual learning opportunities for students. (Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
Keller, Northwest ISDs respond to coronavirus closures with virtual learning opportunities
Collin County Judge Chris Hill announced a stay-at-home order March 24 to limit the spread of the coronavirus. (Emily Davis/Community Impact Newspaper)
UPDATED: How DFW entities are addressing shelter-in-place status
The coronavirus continues to spread through Tarrant County and the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, as cities and counties tighten restrictions and school districts seek alternatives to continue educating students. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Latest on coronavirus: Denton County reports second death from coronavirus
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks to reporters while walking to the House Chamber floor, ahead of a vote on a coronavirus relief bill on Capitol Hill in Washington on March 27. (Courtesy Reuters/Tom Brenner)
Texas Tribune: Many Texans in Congress scrambled to join vote as US House passes coronavirus spending bill
While the agency is still tallying the number of unemployment insurance claims filed thus far in March, in the week prior to March 25, at least 150,000 claims had been filed. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Official: Increase in calls for statewide unemployment benefits is ‘almost vertical’
Into The West in Keller, which will close sometime in 2020, specializes in handcrafted furniture. (Courtesy Into The West)
Furniture store Into The West set to close in 2020 in Old Town Keller
Metroport Meals On Wheels serves three counties and 23 cities, including Roanoke and Keller. (Courtesy Meals on Wheels)
Metroport Meals On Wheels fighting to provide for seniors in Keller, Roanoke, other towns
Here are some quick facts on Denton County's mandatory stay-at-home order. (Courtesy Denton County)
Law enforcement not ticketing Tarrant County residents solely for violating stay-at-home orders