Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas County Reports 20th Death From Virus
A newly reported death from the coronavirus in Dallas County — a man in his 60s from Rowlett — brings the total number of deaths from the disease to 20.
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A newly reported death from the coronavirus in Dallas County — a man in his 60s from Rowlett — brings the total number of deaths from the disease to 20.
A woman in her 80s from McKinney with a serious medical condition, who also had the coronavirus had died.
Hispanics and African Americans are infected with the coronavirus at a higher rate in Dallas County, compared to other racial and ethnic groups.
This morning, volunteers are ensuring hundreds of Plano ISD families do not go hungry during the long Easter holiday weekend.
The Fort Worth ISD is making changes to their grading system and determination of academic success titles during the coronavirus crisis.
Two Buc-ee's workers in Ennis, Texas have tested positive for the coronavirus.
A man from Euless in his 30s with underlying health conditions has died from the coronavirus.
In today's Ones For Texas, Tammie Zylman, a science teacher at Mabank Junior High School, is using her singing to keep her students inspired as they learn online.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins says the federal government was planning to pull its funding for drive-thru coronavirus testing sites after April 10, but has now agreed to continue.
The Social House in Fort Worth is normally a restaurant, but during the coronavirus pandemic it's become a market filled with fresh meat, produce and household necessities.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he's committed to defending the state's near-total ban on abortion all the way to the Supreme Court.
Despite some of his initial concerns, Judge Jenkins said he voted with the four Commissioners to limit some of his authority because it still allowed to him to keep people safe.
It all started when the suspect, Jeffrey Smith, who had been sleeping on the property was asked to leave.
Across North Texas, the nation and the world, the comfort of tradition, the joy of celebrations are all sidelined by an invisible enemy.
The employee is a member of the transportation team at the Food Bank ad was last onsite on Friday, March 27.
Anyone who is healthy and has not shown symptoms of COVID-19 in at least seven days can take the test.
The salaries and hourly wages vary depending on the position and they've accelerated the hiring process.
Waiting for COVID-19 test results can agonizing for people, but it can also be very frustrating when it takes a lot longer than promised.
A federal appeals court has sided with Texas and allowed the state to ban most abortions while under an emergency order limiting non-essential surgeries during the coronavirus pandemic.
The prison factories are making up to 20,000 masks a day. They are also producing plastic face masks.
Police have arrested Lorraine Maradiaga, 18, who claimed to have the coronavirus and appeared in a Snapchat video allegedly infecting consumers at a local Walmart.
This increases the countywide total to 366 confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Jonathan Dechoudens, 27, is charged with harassment of a public servant, a 3rd degree felony.
Almost 200 senate staffers and members of the Lt. Governor's team will begin TWC training on Thursday.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth is changing pickup times and locations for free grab & go meals.
