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Dallas County on Wednesday reported 25 more COVID-19 deaths and 789 new coronavirus cases. The latest victims include 15 men and 10 women ranging from...

Dallas County reported 348 new coronavirus cases Monday, as well as 18 more deaths from COVID-19. Meanwhile, the United States passed half a million deaths...

Dallas County on Tuesday reported 18 more COVID-19 deaths and 412 new coronavirus cases. The latest victims were mostly in their 60s or older, but one was...

Dallas County reported 273 new coronavirus cases Sunday, as well as 22 more deaths from COVID-19. The latest victims include 17 men and five women ranging...

‘Guardian angel’ pastor arrives just in time to wake up Dallas woman in her freezing home Her friends alerted a nearby church when they couldn’t reach her by phone, hoping someone could arrive as soon as possible to check on her. Carol Uberbacher and Pastor Bobbyray Williams pose together for a portrait at her home in Dallas on Sunday, February 21, 2021. Uberbacher lost power at her home after Winter storm Uri hit Dallas last Sunday, and Pastor Williams woke her up from hypothermic reacti...

‘They were not prepared’: After winter crisis, Texas will have to confront its energy, politics and culture The historic storm and cascading disasters — power and water shortages — are forcing the state to take a hard look at its ideals and principles. With temperatures already falling into the single digits homeless person sleeps in the doorway of the Majestic Theater as a winter storm brings snow and freezing temperatures to North Texas on Sunday, Feb. 14, 2021, in Dallas.(Smiley N. P...

Dallas County reported 266 new coronavirus cases Thursday, as well as 50 more deaths from COVID-19. The deaths were the most the county has reported on a...

Dallas County reported 35 COVID-19 deaths and 383 new coronavirus cases Wednesday. Officials said the numbers are artificially low because ongoing power...

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Millions of Texans were forced to sleep through single-digit temperatures Monday night and into Tuesday as the Electric Reliability Council of Texas began...