Coronavirus In Texas: Collin County Reports 16 New Cases, Additional Death
Collin County health officials reported 16 new cases of the coronavirus as well as another death Saturday.
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Collin County health officials reported 16 new cases of the coronavirus as well as another death Saturday.
Dallas County reported an additional 134 cases of the coronavirus as well as five new deaths Saturday.
Area health experts say this is not the time to let our guards down regarding COVID-19.
Mayor Sanders said they fell ill in late March, eventually ending up in two different hospitals. Nick and his wife Lynda recovered, while Wade, 48, spent weeks on a ventilator at Medical City Dallas.
As government officials have widely publicized, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration has not identified any immunizations, treatments, or cures for the novel coronavirus to date.
While millions of Americans received a stimulus check this week, many were left wondering where their money is.
A 20-year-old man was jailed without bond Friday after four members of a Laredo family were found dead.
The North Texas Food Bank remains committed to closing the hunger gap in the community by providing access to nutritious food.
Hundreds lined up in Fort Worth Friday for something many people take for granted during these challenging times: food.
The new cases increase the cumulative, countywide total to 585 confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz said Friday that he is working with President Trump's administration to get more coronavirus testing in the State of Texas. He also said that Texans want to get back to work.
The facility will have enough space for more than 200 beds, and provide care for patients if the medical center in Dallas becomes congested.
Dallas Fire-Rescue sent CBS 11 News an update on members who were exposed to the coronavirus thus far.
Five Tarrant County Jail inmates and one staff member have tested positive for the coronavirus, the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office announced Friday.
Masks must be worn in common areas which include dayrooms, group rooms, hallways, computer labs and areas designated for physical exercise.