3 More COVID-19 Positive People With Underlying Conditions Die In Collin County
Three more people with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 have died in Collin County.
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Three more people with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 have died in Collin County.
As positive coronavirus cases in Texas soar past 500,000, state officials are redoubling their efforts to get residents to wear masks and practice social distancing.
Parents across the country are preparing to help their children with virtual or distance learning, but a small and quickly growing number are deciding to take matters into their own hands and begin homeschooling.
Mansfield ISD announced an updated plan to deliver devices to students at a school board meeting Tuesday night.
"I'm still doing breathing treatments," he said. "Lots of cough drops. I get short of breath a little bit, but I feel a lot better."
The coaches report 278 of the more than 65,000 athletes tested positive for COVID-19. That is .426 percent of the players.
"This would be our first female vice president. This is history making, so I'm pretty excited," said Tarrant County Democratic Party Chair Deborah Peoples.
Jaylee Holland, Achante Reynolds and Anna Donnell are all first-year teachers in Arlington ISD.
Born Trinidad Lopez III to immigrants from Guanajuato, Mexico, Lopez grew up in Dallas' poor, Little Mexico neighborhood.
Texas has reported more than 1,400 new deaths over the past week, including 220 on Tuesday.
A couple thousand more families can sit down to full tables Tuesday night.
The Texas Workforce Commission is "reviewing the presidential memoranda and will provide additional information as soon as it becomes available."
By the time kids are back in class, it will have been six months since some of them have have had daily interaction with an adult or role model they could trust.
Town Square Mortgage needs retail mortgage processors, one closer, one QC coordinator, two underwriters and one compliance analyst.
Asher told CBS 11 the decision was rooted in protecting her daughter, her family and the people at her school.
