Coronavirus Confirmed In Dallas County Jail Inmate, 4 Others Show Symptoms
A Dallas County jail inmate has tested positive for COVID-19, the sheriff's department confirmed Wednesday morning.
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A Dallas County jail inmate has tested positive for COVID-19, the sheriff's department confirmed Wednesday morning.
Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting 78 additional positive cases of coronavirus, bringing to the total case count in Dallas County to 247.
Catholics in North Texas joined millions of others around the world to pray for an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
People are the only ones who might need assistance during this difficult time, our furry friends could also be in need.
A supercomputer at the University of Texas at Austin is being used to help the worldwide fight against COVID-19.
There are 4 employees in the Parker County Sheriff's Office currently being evaluated for possible exposure (outside of work premises) to COVID-19.
Albertsons, Kroger, Tom Thumb and Walmart are all installing sneeze guards at checkout lanes and customer service counters to help protect customers and their employees from the spread of the coronavirus.
As the number of coronavirus cases continue to grow in North Texas, concerns are beginning to be raised about the availability of hospital beds.
Researchers say smoking, drinking, and general poor health are a few of the factors that could explain why more men than women seem to be dying from the coronavirus.
Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, has tested positive for the coronavirus and is displaying mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health".
If someone in your house tests positive, you don't need a test because you already should be in quarantine, Judge Jenkins said. Tests need to be reserved for those not already in quarantine.
The coronavirus outbreak has students across North Texas now adjusting to a new normal and for many that means learning online.
Collin County residents are being told to stay home unless they want fresh air, go to the doctor and buy essential items.
American Airlines announced changes in service and policies in its response to coronavirus and the impact on travelers.
The Texas Masonic Retirement Center said Tuesday that 210 employees and residents tested negative for COVID-19, but four have tested positive.
Continuing the need to maintain social distancing, the Dallas Park and Recreation Department announced it will close city dog parks and all park recreational amenities.
Major changes are coming for high school students preparing for college testing.
Denton County Public Health has confirmed 15 new cases of coronavirus.
Before nurses enter a home, they have to certify they're healthy. Then they call their patient and screen them for COVID-19.
North Texans are banding together to sew face masks for hospitals running desperately short of personal protective equipment as the coronavirus pandemic intensifies.
The Coping with Emergencies page on AISD's website focuses on the social and emotional well-being of students, families and staff during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday suggested Texans stay home to stop the spread of COVID-19, but he did not announce a statewide order to shelter at home.
The U.S. Department of Education granted a payment waiver for at least 60 days to many people during the COVID-19 outbreak.
