Coronavirus In Texas: 19th Death For Tarrant County Is Euless Man In His 30s
A man from Euless in his 30s with underlying health conditions has died from the coronavirus.
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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.
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.
The Dallas area has been waiting months for millions of dollars in aid after the tornadoes ravaged through North Texas and destroyed many homes, businesses and schools.
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.
Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley issued an executive order extending shelter at home orders until April 30 and county commissioners are expected to approve it during a meeting Tuesday morning.
A man in his 50s who was found dead inside his home in Garland is the 19th coronavirus-related death in Dallas County as the total number of cases reaches 1,261.
FEMA has denied a major disaster declaration request by Texas for damage caused by the tornado outbreak in Dallas County in October 2019.
Five more residents of Tarrant County have died from the coronavirus, bringing the total there to 18 deaths.
Diabetes is an underlying high-risk health condition reported in more than a quarter (28%) of all hospitalized patients with COVID-19, according to health officials.
In today's Ones For Texas, a toddler found a way to give her grandfather a hug without needing to be physically near him as he remains in the hospital.
Chief Suzanne Martin said the sergeant is currently in stable condition and waiting transport to a nearby hospital for surgery.
Officials said Lorraine Maradiaga, 18, is facing a charge of terroristic threat after she reportedly claimed to be positive for COVID-19 and appeared in a Snapchat video allegedly infecting consumers at a local Walmart.
Dallas County reported 97 additional cases of the coronavirus Sunday, bringing the total number of cases to 1,112.
At approximately 11:30 p.m. Apr. 4, witnesses saw a commercial vehicle traveling west on Main Street when it lost control and overturned.
In a letter sent to Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Sunday, the Governor's Office threatened to move additional hospital capacity away from Dallas if he doesn't plan to utilize the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
Responding officers detained two juveniles in the area of the crime, but due to their age the department is limited in the information that can be legally released.
One of the patients was a resident of the Heartis Arlington assisted living and memory care home. The other was an elderly man from Fort Worth with underlying health conditions.
There are currently 32 cases of COVID-19 in Ellis County. This includes 28 active cases, two recoveries and two deaths.
One patient was an elderly Southlake resident with underlying health conditions. The other patient was a "younger person from Haltom City with no known health conditions."
The total number of positive cases seen in Collin County is 256 with 84 of them in Plano. Over 90 of those cases have since recovered.
None of the new cases are associated with Denton State Supported Living Center.
As of 10 a.m. Saturday, the county has seen 94 additional positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the total case count to 1,015.
Seven Dallas firefighters have tested positive for the coronavirus, officials announced Saturday.
In Dallas County, commissioners voted Friday to extend a disaster declaration through May 20, during which time County Judge Clay Jenkins has the authority to issue sweeping executive orders restricting daily life.
