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The owners of the popular Dallas Brewery Texas Ale Project are reaching out to customers and friends amid the Coronavirus/COVID-19 outbreak to share news about the alternative ways they are doing business. T.A.P.

Although measures taken to stop the spread of the Coronavirus have thrown much of everyday American life down a quarantined rabbit hole, musicians of North Texas have quickly begun making the most of the new normal.

ER Tech Jessica Schleusner greets patients as they drive up to the East Frisco location of Legacy ER & Urgent Care.

Fighting cabin fever when you’ve got children is usually reserved for rainy days in the summer or the one day of the year North Texas gets snow.

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In an alternate universe in which the world isn’t facing a Coronavirus pandemic, the Collin College Jazz Lab Band would be gearing up for its annual performance at the Collin Jazz Festival.

Plano City Council voted Tuesday evening to extend its state of emergency until the end of April, ordering the closure of in-person dining at restaurants and bars, lounges, and private clubs, as well as schools, movie theaters, and gyms.

Updated at 8:37 AM on Tuesday, April 21, 2020 COVID-19 is affecting countries around the world, including the United States. On March 16, the cities of Plano, Allen, Frisco, McKinney, and Dallas all declared local states of emergency.

As of writing, there have been three confirmed coronavirus cases in Frisco, with a fourth patient being labeled a “presumptive positive.” In response, Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney declared a state of emergency Monday morning.

President Trump summed up the gravity of the COVID-19 outbreak Monday morning at a news conference with simple words, repeated twice to stress the seriousness of the situation: “It’s bad. It’s bad.