Two Men In Their 40s Among Latest Coronavirus-Related Deaths In Tarrant County
Four patients in Tarrant County, all with underlying health conditions, are the latest to succumb to the novel coronavirus.
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Four patients in Tarrant County, all with underlying health conditions, are the latest to succumb to the novel coronavirus.
As Dallas County crosses the 2,000 mark of confirmed coronavirus cases, officials will be requiring visitors and employees at essential businesses to cover their faces, Judge Clay Jenkins announced Thursday.
More than two dozen people working on oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico have tested positive for the coronavirus, the Coast Guard said.
Officials with the Texas Workforce Commission say they've received the equivalent of 20 months of unemployment claims in just the last 30 days.
DFW Airport is now offering free parking in any of its five Terminal parking garages for eligible medical healthcare professionals aiding in the fight against the coronavirus.
The cities of Dallas and Fort Worth want people to step outside Thursday night and give healthcare and other essential workers a standing ovation.
Long lines of vehicles can be seen in Fair Park Thursday morning as the North Texas Food Bank is giving away food to families in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
The PGA Tour announced Thursday it will resume its season in June with the Charles Schwab Challenge at the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth -- and fans will not be allowed to attend.
In today's Ones For Texas, a gift boutique in Fort Worth is spreading kindness by shipping out free candles to anyone needing a boost during the coronavirus pandemic.
More coronavirus tests will soon become available in North Texas, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said Wednesday.
The number of tests run for the coronavirus appears to be falling, just as government leaders warn an increased ability to test may be key in reopening the state's economy.
After previously cancelling March and May exams, the College Board is canceling the June 6 SAT test due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Federal Trade Commissions and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently sent two dozen warning letters to companies they say are marketing products making claims to treat or prevent the coronavirus.
The state is expected to appeal the decision.
FEMA has provided all of the testing kits and protective gear for healthcare workers at both Dallas sites.
CEO of The Legacy Senior Communities Melissa Orth said the spike in nursing home deaths in other communities prompted her team to be proactive.
Emergency rooms at hospitals across North Texas started seeing a steep drop in patients in mid-March, with some down more than 35%.
The IRS launched its online tool to track stimulus payments on Wednesday, but many taxpayers reported problems with the new app.
The food bank has planned to bring boxes of produce, canned goods and other items to accommodate 3,000 people Thursday.
Denton County health officials announced 26 new cases of the coronavirus Wednesday, bringing the countywide total to 547.
When he's not doing school work from home or mowing lawns to make extra money, Noah McElwey is doing something extraordinary to help during the COVID-19 crisis.
Shawn Sloane, the company's owner, delivered the masks to Cook Children's Pediatrics South Denton, where her three children are patients.
Several public and private institutions in Texas are issuing prorated refunds for room and board expenses.
With all of the news surrounding COVID-19, it reminded me that events that significantly impact human lives, regardless of who, what, when, where, why and how, do indeed happen.
First responders are on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic and it has left many wondering if they were exposed to the virus, even if they haven't shown symptoms.
