On Monday, the Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, announcedhe'd be letting the state's stay-at-home order come to end at the conclusion of April, when it was originally set to expire. This will set into motion a multi-phase plan to reopen the state's businesses, beginning on Friday (see: May 1). 

The first businesses to re-open will be: restaurants, retail stores, malls, and movie theaters. These will start to be available to the public again on Friday, but they'll only be able to operate at 25 percent capacity. Other places also set to open and adhere to the 25-percent capacity rule include museums and libraries, though they have to abide by an additional stipulation that will close hands-on exhibits.