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Frisco ISD families and students who want to change their preferred learning setting for the last grading period of the year can do so until Friday at 11:59 ...
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Dallas County reported 1,019 new coronavirus cases Sunday, as well as 11 more deaths from COVID-19. Eight of the victims were Dallas residents, including...
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Dallas County adds 50 COVID-19 deaths, shattering 1-day record County Judge Clay Jenkins urges residents in the state’s 1B category to register for vaccination in as many places as they’d be willing to drive to. The county’s previous one-day record for fatalities was 40, set twice in the last eight days. Twenty of the latest victims were Dallas residents. They were evenly split between men and women, and ranged in age from their 40s to 100s. The remaining 30 victims were in their 40s to 90s and included 18 men and 12 women. Five were from Richardson, five from Mesquite, four from Garlan...
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Dallas County adds 39 more coronavirus deaths, 1,438 new cases; Tarrant County reports 37 deaths Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said February will be “a dark time’ but future months could be brighter. Moderna COVID-19 vaccine doses are pulled at a drive-through vaccination clinic at Texas Motor Speedway on Tuesday.(Vernon Bryant / Staff Photographer) Dallas County reported 1,438 new coronavirus cases Tuesday, as well as 39 more deaths from COVID-19. The latest victims were mostly in their 60s through their 90s. Twenty-two were Dallas residents, while five lived in Garland and four lived...
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Dallas County matches record high of 40 coronavirus fatalities, adds 1,427 new cases The daily death toll from COVID-19 will remain high for at least two weeks, County Judge Clay Jenkins said. A Walgreens pharmacist prepares doses of the Pfizer vaccine to administer to residents of The Hillcrest of North Dallas, a senior living provider, on Thursday.(Lynda M. González / Staff Photographer) Revised to include Collin County data. Dallas County reported 1,427 new coronavirus cases Monday, as well as 40 more deaths from COVID-19. The death toll matched the county’s single-day high, which was ...