Coronavirus In Texas: McKinney Man Dies From COVID-19, County-Wide Death Toll 22
An 88-year-old McKinney man with underlying health conditions and diagnosed with COVID-19 died Friday morning at a memory care facility.
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An 88-year-old McKinney man with underlying health conditions and diagnosed with COVID-19 died Friday morning at a memory care facility.
With hand sanitizer on the tables, disposable menus and tableware wrapped in plastic, Mary Perez was among restaurant owners hoping to see business return.
Denton County health officials reported an additional death from the coronavirus Friday, bringing the county's total to 22.
After qualifying for a loan under the Paycheck Protection Program, some small business owners are now reluctant to spend it.
Patients will notice changes to their normal visits, because at their next appointment teeth won't be the only focus.
Supply chain solutions company Dematic is based out of Atlanta with a presence in North Texas, and they have a need for dozens of new employees.
New coronavirus deaths in Texas dropped Friday, according to the Associate Press.
A construction worker was injured Friday afternoon after a partial trench collapse trapped him in a ditch.
While it's a day so many North Texans have waited for, the response didn't necessarily reflect that.
Paul Kruse and other executives are said to have known about unsanitary conditions at one of the company's plants and did nothing to stop them.
As of 11 a.m. May 1, DCHHS reported 187 additional cases of COVID-19, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 3,718, including 106 deaths.
Linda Ellis will become the permanent replacement for Dr. Susan Hull, who died after she was injured in a motorcycle crash in Arizona last July.
Tarrant County now has 69 confirmed deaths from the coronavirus and 551 people have recovered.
When the coronavirus pandemic postponed nurse Adela Silva's nuptials she and fiancé, Erick tied the knot instead via Facetime while she was working.
A county in North Texas is among 50 counties in the state that are allowed to reopen businesses at 50% capacity per health officials.
