Author: Iain Oldman

Following a new industry guideline recently distributed by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, more bars across the state may soon be able to qualify as restaurants.

Some breweries across the state may now reopen as restaurants after the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission released new guidelines on how restaurants may calculate their alcohol sales receipts.

Breweries can now exclude patios and outdoor beer gardens from their on-site premises, allow guests to purchase their product to go and then have the guests drink on that patio.

Texans face new travel restrictions in several states across the U.S. Read here to see which states and countries require documentation or quarantine for visting Texans.

Texans face new travel restrictions in several states across the U.S. Read here to see which states and countries require documentation or quarantine for visiting Texans.

New orders from the governor close bars as of 12 p.m. June 26 and direct restaurants to limit dine-in areas to 50% capacity starting June 29.

County mental health and behavioral health authorities have received a boost for counseling services after an injection of federal funds.

Even as classrooms remain closed for instruction, the Texas Education Agency will permit in-person graduation ceremonies with limitations.

Gov. Greg Abbott released data April 13 on how Texas is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic statewide.

As Texas is facing its highest rate of unemployment claims in recent history, a total of $50 million in loan funds is now available for small businesses across the state to provide economic relief.