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17-year-old indicted on capital murder charge in slaying of Mesquite teen who had been reported missing - Vimarsana News

17-year-old indicted on capital murder charge in slaying of Mesquite teen who had been reported missing

17-year-old indicted on capital murder charge in slaying of Mesquite teen who had been reported missing Martin Charles Reyes is accused of shooting Benjamin Young, 17, during a robbery. File photo.(Andy Jacobsohn / Staff Photographer) 3:00 PM on Apr 29, 2021 CDT A 17-year-old has been indicted on a capital murder charge in the slaying of a Mesquite teenager last year. A Dallas County grand jury handed up the indictment of Martin Charles Reyes last week in the death of Benjamin Young. Reyes’ attorney did not respond to requests for comment. Young, 17, was reported missing on April 21, 2020, ...

Dallas adds 6 new coronavirus deaths, 268 cases; Tarrant reports 6 fatalities - Vimarsana News

Dallas adds 6 new coronavirus deaths, 268 cases; Tarrant reports 6 fatalities

Dallas County adds 6 new coronavirus deaths, 268 cases; Tarrant reports 6 fatalities One of the victims in Dallas County had received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, County Judge Clay Jenkins said. Dallas County reported six more COVID-19 deaths and 268 new coronavirus cases Thursday. The latest victims were a Seagoville woman in her 50s, a Mesquite woman in her 60s, a Seagoville woman in her 60s, a Highland Park man in his 70s, a Sunnyvale man in his 70s and an Irving woman in her 80s. All had underlying health conditions. County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a written statement that one of...

Dallas County reports 9 coronavirus deaths, 322 new cases - Vimarsana News

Dallas County reports 9 coronavirus deaths, 322 new cases

Dallas County reports 9 coronavirus deaths, 322 new cases In Tarrant County, two deaths and 128 cases of COVID-19 were reported Monday. File photo.(HANDOUT / National Institutes of Health/AF) Revised to include Denton County data. Dallas County reported nine more COVID-19 deaths and 322 new coronavirus cases Monday. The latest victims were five Dallas residents: a man in his 40s, two men in their 50s, and a man and a woman in their 60s; two Irving residents: a man in his 50s and a woman in her 90s; a Carrollton woman in her 90s; and a Glenn Heights man in his 60s. All nine had underlying hig...

Texas adds 1,682 cases, 20 deaths; Tarrant County reports 175 cases, three deaths - Vimarsana News

Texas adds 1,682 cases, 20 deaths; Tarrant County reports 175 cases, three deaths

Texas adds 1,682 cases, 20 deaths; Tarrant County reports 175 cases, three deaths The state’s case total is now 2,824,620, including 2,547,069 confirmed and 407,551 probable. The state also reported 20 COVID-19 deaths, raising its toll to 48,966. The state’s case total is now 2,824,620, including 2,547,069 confirmed and 407,551 probable. There are 2,684 COVID-19 patients in Texas hospitals, including 477 in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. On Sunday, 3.8% of patients in the hospital region covering the Dallas-Fort Worth area were COVID-19 patients — below the 15% threshold the state has used...

Dallas County reports 9 coronavirus deaths, 181 new cases - Vimarsana News

Dallas County reports 9 coronavirus deaths, 181 new cases

Dallas County reports 9 coronavirus deaths, 181 new cases County Judge Clay Jenkins said COVID-19 remains a serious risk and urged residents to get vaccinated. Dallas County reported nine more COVID-19 deaths and 181 new coronavirus cases Friday. Five of the latest victims were Dallas residents: a man in his 40s, a man in his 50s, two women in their 60s and a man in his 80s. The others were a DeSoto man in his 50s, a Duncanville woman in her 80s, a Garland man in his 50s and an Irving man in his 80s. Eight of the victims were known to have underlying high-risk health conditions.