Health Care Worker Is Tarrant County's 6th Confirmed COVID-19 Case
Tarrant County's sixth confirmed case of COVID-19 is a health care worker, who was working with sick patients, according to the county public health director.
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Tarrant County's sixth confirmed case of COVID-19 is a health care worker, who was working with sick patients, according to the county public health director.
Dallas Mayor Johnson announced that in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, all city playgrounds, golf courses and tennis centers will close tonight.
Denton County has joined the other three major counties in North Texas in issuing a disaster declaration to combat the outbreak of coronavirus.
The number of cases of coronavirus in Dallas County is expected to continue growing as more testing is becoming available. Today, the county reported nine additional positive cases, bringing the total to 28.
Tarrant County on Tuesday reported its sixth positive case of COVID-19, and health officials believe its the first case caused by "local transmission."
Residents in Dallas are getting ready for life without bars, dine-in restaurants and gyms after the city's decision to close these types of places to stop the spread of coronavirus.
The first Monday with widespread school and office closures due to COVID-19 forced North Texans to alter routines and find new ways to spend the day, while also trying to keep their distance from too many people.
The coronavirus outbreak has some people afraid to visit restaurants, which has locally-owned businesses seeing less and less people walk through their doors.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now recommending that any events or mass gatherings of 50 or more people should be canceled or postponed for the next eight weeks.
Health officials in North Texas are working to increase testing capabilities for COVID-19 as the number of infected patients continues to grow.
A 32-year-old Frisco resident is Collin County's eighth presumptive positive case of COVID-19, officials announced Sunday afternoon.
A 47-year-old woman and a 56-year-old man have tested presumptive positives for COVID-19, the city announced Saturday.
Health officials have reported the fourth positive case of COVID-19 in Tarrant County, and that person is a "close contact" to an American Airlines pilot who tested positive earlier this week.
The Dallas Mavericks and Mark Cuban are continuing to pay it forward to support those affected by the concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.
A University of Texas at Arlington student has a confirmed case of COVID-19, the school announced Saturday morning.
In the midst of a pandemic, Doctor Martin McElya is seeing patients in the comfort of their own cars, as they sit in the parking lot of the Neighborhood Medical Center clinic in Dallas.
Texas Online Preparatory School's Head of School Charles Smith said Washington saw an online enrollment spike of about 102%.
Tarrant County Public Health (TCPH) has identified a second and third presumptive positive case of COVID-19.
Authorities confirmed that she has not traveled out-of-state recently, but have yet to confirm if her case is connected to any others in the area.
Beginning Monday, a maximum of two primary caregivers will be allowed per patient inside Cook Children's. Siblings and other visitors will not be allowed.
Due to growing coronavirus concerns, Dallas' Easter in the Park has been cancelled this year.
Police are investigating after finding a 40-year-old man shot dead in a South Dallas parking lot Thursday night.
Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley is holding a news conference on how the county is looking to contain and mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
Here are a list of school districts and colleges in North Texas that have closed their doors for the immediate future amid the coronavirus outbreak.
North Texans wanting to know if they've been infected with COVID-19 are finding barriers to testing.
