Coronavirus In Texas: Collin Co. Reports Death Of 73-Year-Old Fairview Man With COVID-19
A 73-year-old Fairview man with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 died in a local hospital Friday morning.
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A 73-year-old Fairview man with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 died in a local hospital Friday morning.
Carlos Trevino's attorneys had argued that the pandemic has created "insurmountable obstacles" to providing adequate legal representation.
Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting five additional deaths from the coronavirus and 124 additional positive cases.
Dallas County Commissioners called an emergency meeting Friday morning to discuss/debate a new order requiring people to wear facial coverings or masks when out in most public areas.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott gave an update Friday afternoon on plans to slowly start opening the state's economy back up and how classrooms will remain closed for the rest of the school year.
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A prison in Texas has been ordered to provide inmates with soap, hand sanitizer and masks following the death of an inmate who tested positive for the coronavirus.
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County commissioners and residents have voiced their skepticism after Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins announced a requirement for face masks at essential businesses.
"I think it demonstrates that COVID-19 is a real threat here in Denton County. People we know have been lost to this disease," Judge Andy Eads said.
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Republicans in the Senate and House blame Democrats for the standoff. Democrats want to spend more money for hospitals and local governments.
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Collin County Health Care Services announced Thursday that a 93-year-old McKinney woman with underlying health conditions and COVID-19 died at her home.
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Dallas Police Officer Michael Lee is back at work, ready to serve after recovering from the coronavirus.
Officials with the U.S. Tennis Association say they expect to make a decision on whether or not to postpone or cancel the U.S. Open because of the COVID-19 pandemic by June.
