Coronavirus In Texas: A Look At 3 Counties Still In The Clear
There are places in North Texas where stores are locked up, and schools are closed, but there are still no confirmed cases of COVID-19.
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There are places in North Texas where stores are locked up, and schools are closed, but there are still no confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued a warning to Texans Thursday, April 2 to stay home because he expects the increase in cases and deaths from COVID-19 to continue.
Health officials in Denton County announced the fifth COVID-19 related death there, a man in his 70s from Carrollton.
"It's a situation for someone else to be greedy instead of being sympathetic to a particular situation," Super 7 Inn resident Chris Louis said. "I think they should be understanding."
Anastaja Martin got pulled over Thursday and questioned by troopers before being allowed to go to her job at a fast food restaurant.
Just days after McKinney Mayor George Fuller imposed a stay-at-home order on the city's 200,000 residents, his 19-year-old daughter tested positive for COVID-19.
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As of 10 a.m. Apr. 2, the new total for the county is 831.
Medical directors for licensed EMS providers can permit individuals who are qualified, though not formally certified, to provide critical emergency response services.
North Texans are being invited to join a philanthropic effort to raise funds for first-responders, nonprofits and those working on the front lines across the Metroplex during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, one Texas city is now requiring its residents to cover their nose and mouth when going out in public or else face a fine of up to $1,000.
Twelve hospitals on Wednesday reported ventilator and bed capacity numbers to Mayor Eric Johnson's office.
He's been convicted of more than a dozen counts of animal cruelty and for conspiring to kill a woman, but now the man famously known as Joe Exotic is reportedly in COVID-19 quarantine at a Texas prison.
The Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory is helping to speed up the testing of COVID-19 samples, due to the rapid spread of the virus.
An El Paso doctor, Dr. Henrk Nikicicz, is returning to his job at University Medical Center after being suspended for wearing an N95 mask in the hallway of the hospital.
Collin County confirmed 24 new cases of coronavirus Thursday, including seven new patients in Plano.
County health director Vinny Taneja said all three were elderly patients with underlying health conditions and were being monitored by health care workers.
A fifth Dallas police officer has tested positive for the coronavirus, the department announced Thursday.
Local residents and businesses in North Texas are pitching in to make masks for health care workers and various organizations during the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials in the City of Cleburne have introduced new regulations -- mostly for grocers and their customers -- to try and help fight the spread of COVID-19.
Ellis Marsalis Jr., a jazz pianist whose talents and teachings spread from New Orleans around the world, died on April 1 after medical complications related to COVID-19.
Dallas County reports more patients were admitted into intensive care units with COVID-19 last week than flu patients during the peak of the 2019-2020 flu season.
Rangers veteran Shin-Soo Choo is helping out financially strapped minor league players with the season on hold, giving $1,000 each to 191 of them who are in the Texas organization.
The payments will be automatically deposited into their bank accounts.
Over 40 students from the University of Texas at Austin have tested positive for the coronavirus after a spring break trip to Mexico.
