Dallas County Reports 398 COVID-19 Cases Saturday; 195 Came From State's 'Flawed' System, Judge Says
Dallas County on Saturday reported 398 COVID-19 cases, with 195 coming from, what Judge Clay Jenkins calls, the state's "flawed" reporting system.
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Dallas County on Saturday reported 398 COVID-19 cases, with 195 coming from, what Judge Clay Jenkins calls, the state's "flawed" reporting system.
Two people were arrested for murder after a Denton man was found dead in Oklahoma in June, authorities said.
A 42-year-old man has died after authorities said he crashed into a concrete pillar off I-30 in Dallas Friday evening.
A man Dallas Police said murdered his girlfriend, was shot by police after a chase that ended in Mesquite on Friday.
The plane crashed Sunday afternoon at Coulter Airfield in Bryan, about 85 miles northwest of Houston.
Denton County Public Health reported the first death due to West Nile virus in Denton County this year.
Both Fort Worth and Dallas school leaders are asking parents over the next few days to test devices, try passwords and start encouraging students to be ready to learn.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick led a two-day Trump campaign bus tour from San Antonio to Bedford.
TCU and SMU both have reported case spikes in recent weeks, but some students say they're wondering about their accuracy.
The coronavirus pandemic appears to have claimed its latest North Texas business.
Health officials are warning residents in North Texas to not let Labor Day weekend slow down any progress being made against COVID-19.
"If collectively people make good decisions for the Labor Day weekend like they did for the 4th of July and we don't see a spike, we'll be in a very good position going into the fall," said Judge Clay Jenkins.
Next week's football game between TCU and SMU has been postponed following positive COVID-19 tests, TCU Athletics announced Friday.
Health officials have announced 92 new laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Denton County, of which 68 are active cases.
The Collin CARES Small Business Grant Program provides up to $25,000 for eligible companies where gross revenue losses were more than 15%, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
