If you have an airplane trip booked this fall, you should pay attention to changes and cancellations on your scheduled trip. USA Today reports that airlines have started removing flights from scheduled because demand during the pandemic is low. After a spike in summer travel, fall trips are not being booked as frequently. United Airlines has… Read more »
Some of the country’s top economists are painting a grim picture for the U.S. They say America will likely be stuck in a deep economic downturn for a while. About half of the National Association of Business Economics members expect the U.S. gross domestic product (the broadest measure of the economy) won’t return to its… Read more »
Dallas County leaders say COVID-19 cases may be starting to trend in the right direction with the help of more people masking up, but it’s still too early to let down our guard. It comes on the same day that Dallas County reported 31 new coronavirus deaths, making it the second deadliest day of the… Read more »
The new cases raise Dallas County’s total to 688 deaths and 51,108 confirmed cases. The 14-day average dropped for the eighth straight day to 703 cases. A total of 1,468 probable cases have been reported to date in county residents, including two probable deaths. Of cases requiring hospitalization, two-thirds of all COVID-19 patients have been… Read more »
The re-opening of Disney World saw too many people not wearing face masks in the park. One of the reasons was that people were eating and drinking on the go from attraction to attraction. Disney put a stop to that by putting a new rule in effect over the weekend. Visitors have been asked to… Read more »
The U.S. reached a grim milestone Wednesday, with the Coronavirus death toll surging past 100,000 with 1.7 million cases reported. Johns Hopkins University said that the total number of deaths, 100,047, represents 28% of all global deaths from Coronavirus. A majority of Coronavirus deaths have come from the east coast where states like New York… Read more »
