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Dallas County reports 2,590 coronavirus cases, 20 deaths; state hits records for deaths, hospitalizations Hospitalizations also were at record levels in Dallas, Tarrant and Denton counties. File photo.(HANDOUT / National Institutes of Health/AF) Revised to include Tarrant County data. Dallas County reported 2,590 more coronavirus cases and 20 deaths Thursday as hospitalizations for COVID-19 in the county once again were at a record high. Statewide, hospitalizations reached a new high of 13,784, continuing a steady, months-long increase, and officials reported a single-day record of 393 death...

Dallas County on Wednesday reported 2,427 more coronavirus cases, all of them considered new, as well as record high hospitalizations for the third...

Dallas County adds 3,851 coronavirus cases, 10 deaths in 2-day total Sunday’s report brought count of COVID-19 positive results to more than 200,000. An electron microscope image of the novel coronavirus.(U.S. National Institutes of Health / AP) revised to include details of victims in Tarrant County. Dallas County’s COVID-19 report Sunday reflected a two-day total of 3,851 new coronavirus cases, pushing the county’s total positive results over 200,000. The county also announced 10 more deaths, including three Dallas residents: a man in his 50s, a woman in her 60s and a woman in her 80...

Across Texas, there were 16,027 more COVID-19 cases and 334 deaths reported on Friday. The state has now reported 1,772,483 total cases and 27,771...

Dallas County reports 2,292 coronavirus cases, 15 deaths; Texas again posts record hospitalizations Tarrant County logs 20 more deaths, and Collin eight. Dallas County tops 170,000 confirmed cases and 1,600 fatalities. Meanwhile, 11,992 Texans were hospitalized with the virus Wednesday, setting another record. In Dallas County, the latest victims include eight Dallas residents — a man in his 20s, three women in their 50s, a man and woman in their 70s, and a man and woman in their 90s. Four more victims lived in Mesquite — a man in his 50s, a man in his 60s and two women in their 70s. The ...