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Dallas County reports 8 coronavirus deaths, including a man in his 20s and another in his 30s - Vimarsana News

Dallas County reports 8 coronavirus deaths, including a man in his 20s and another in his 30s

Dallas County reports 8 coronavirus deaths, including a man in his 20s and another in his 30s Across Texas, 57 deaths were reported Tuesday. File photo.(U.S. National Institutes of Health / AP) Dallas County reported eight more COVID-19 deaths and 159 new coronavirus cases Tuesday. The latest victims were three Dallas men, in their 20s, 30s and 90s; two Mesquite men, in their 60s and 90s; a DeSoto woman in her 70s; a Farmers Branch woman in her 60s; and a Seagoville man in his 60s. County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a written statement that just over half of eligible Dallas County residents ha...

Dallas County reports 6 coronavirus deaths, 188 new cases; Denton County adds 11 deaths - Vimarsana News

Dallas County reports 6 coronavirus deaths, 188 new cases; Denton County adds 11 deaths

Dallas County reports 6 coronavirus deaths, 188 new cases; Denton County adds 11 deaths “Every vaccination makes all of us a little safer,” Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said. Dallas County reported six more COVID-19 deaths and 188 new coronavirus cases Monday. The latest victims were four Dallas residents, a woman in her 60s, a man in his 70s, a man in his 80s and a woman in her 90s; an Irving man in his 60s; and a Lancaster man in his 70s. All six had underlying high-risk health conditions. County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a written statement that vaccinations against the coronaviru...

Texas adds 1,416 coronavirus cases, 19 deaths; Tarrant County reports 122 cases, 4 deaths - Vimarsana News

Texas adds 1,416 coronavirus cases, 19 deaths; Tarrant County reports 122 cases, 4 deaths

Texas adds 1,416 coronavirus cases, 19 deaths; Tarrant County reports 122 cases, 4 deaths The state’s case total is now 2,905,110, including 2,486,826 confirmed and 418,284 probable ones. 3:28 PM on May 9, 2021 CDT Across the state, 1,416 more COVID-19 cases were reported Sunday, including 1,358 new ones and 58 older ones that were recently added by labs. The state also reported 19 COVID-19 deaths, raising its toll to 49,591. The state’s case total is now 2,905,110, including 2,486,826 confirmed and 418,284 probable ones. There are 2,399 COVID-19 patients in Texas hospitals, including 496...

Dallas County adds 3 COVID-19 deaths and 178 cases, records least deadly week of the year - Vimarsana News

Dallas County adds 3 COVID-19 deaths and 178 cases, records least deadly week of the year

Dallas County adds 3 COVID-19 deaths and 178 cases, records least deadly week of the year Tarrant County reports 12 fatalities, 156 cases. Dallas County reported three more COVID-19 deaths and 178 new coronavirus cases Saturday. The latest victims included a Coppell man in his 50s and a Dallas woman in her 50s who had both been critically ill in area hospitals. A Mesquite woman in her 50s died in the emergency department of an area hospital. All three victims had underlying health conditions. County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a written statement that this was the least deadly week of the yea...

Dallas County reports 5 coronavirus deaths, 209 new cases; Tarrant adds 2 deaths, 136 cases - Vimarsana News

Dallas County reports 5 coronavirus deaths, 209 new cases; Tarrant adds 2 deaths, 136 cases

Dallas County reports 5 coronavirus deaths, 209 new cases; Tarrant adds 2 deaths, 136 cases County Judge Clay Jenkins said it is more important than ever for people to get vaccinated as the virus’ variants spread in the county. Dallas County reported five more COVID-19 deaths and 209 new coronavirus cases Wednesday. The latest victims were three Irving residents — a woman in her 60s and a man and a woman in their 80s — and a man in his 60s and a woman in her 90s who were both from Dallas. All five had underlying high-risk health conditions. County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a written st...