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Across the state, 2,953 more coronavirus cases were reported Sunday, including 2,420 new cases and 533 older ones that were recently reported by labs. The...

Dallas County reported 26 more COVID-19 deaths and 458 new coronavirus cases Friday. The victims were mostly in their 60s and older, but one was a man in...

Will February’s winter storms result in an uptick in COVID-19 cases? Health experts say it’s hard to say Even as hundreds of thousands sought refuge in warming shelters and others’ homes, many others stayed put, health experts say. The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas was opened up as a warming shelter during last months bitterly cold winter storms.(Ali Hendricksen) More than two weeks after winter storms wreaked havoc across Texas, some health experts worry the extreme ...

Dallas County reported 25 more COVID-19 deaths and 372 new coronavirus cases Saturday. County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a written statement that this was...

Dallas County reported 27 more COVID-19 deaths and 781 new coronavirus cases Thursday. Tarrant County, meanwhile, reported 18 more fatalities. That brings...

Dallas County on Wednesday reported 718 new coronavirus cases and 26 more COVID-19 deaths. The latest victims were mostly in their 60s and older. Eleven...

Dallas County’s death toll from the coronavirus passed 3,000 on Tuesday as health officials reported 25 more victims of COVID-19, as well as 526 new cases...

Across Texas, 3,815 more coronavirus cases were reported Sunday, including 3,636 new cases and 179 older cases that were recently added by labs. The state...

Dallas County reported 751 new coronavirus cases Monday, as well as 42 more deaths from COVID-19. Meanwhile, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Monday that Dallas...

Dallas County reports 18 more coronavirus deaths, 726 new cases In Tarrant County, officials added 23 deaths and 589 cases. Dallas County reported 726 new coronavirus cases Friday, as well as 18 more deaths from COVID-19. The latest victims were mostly in their 60s and older. Two — a Dallas woman in her 50s and a Garland man in his 80s — did not have underlying high-risk health conditions. Six of the victims were Dallas residents, two each were from DeSoto, Garland, Grand Prairie and Mesqui...