Dallas County reports its deadliest week from COVID-19
Dallas County closed out the week with four new deaths from COVID-19, making this the deadliest week from the coronavirus for the county.
Baylor Scott & White releases results of study on the use of Remdesivir to treat COVID-19 patients
Baylor Scott & White is reporting some good news about treatment for COVID-19 patients.
Authorities warn of COVID-19 scammers posing as contact tracers in order to steal your identity
Contact tracing is an important part of figuring out how COVID-19 is transmitted. But, now there are scammers posing as contract tracers to get into your wallets.
Gov. Greg Abbott warns more shutdowns could be coming if mask mandate isn't followed
The state of Texas has surpassed 10,000 current hospitalizations for the first time while reporting more than 9,000 new cases for the third time this week.
More North Texas hospitals opening new units to treat COVID-19 patients
More local hospitals are opening new units dedicated to treating only coronavirus patients.
Alabama state Senate leader says he wants ‘more people’ to contract COVID-19
Republican Sen. Del Marsh appeared to be referring to herd immunity, which public health experts say is either a long way off or perhaps unachievable.
Texans shatter early voting record numbers for primary runoff election
Early voting for primary runoff elections in Texas ends on Friday.
Texas Rangers announce fans can be represented at games with ‘DoppelRanger’ program
With the possibility that the Texas Rangers will begin their season playing in an empty ballpark to start their season, they have started a new program that allows fans to be represented at the games with 2D cardboard images.
North Texas universities doing what they can to accommodate foreign students after ICE ruling
A new lCE policy has thousands of foreign college students anxious about their futures in this country.
US interest in moving to New Zealand jumps during COVID-19 pandemic
More Americans are reportedly looking to move to New Zealand amidst the coronavirus.
Dallas County reports 1,000-plus new COVID-19 cases for eighth straight day
Health officials said there were 1,164 new cases on Friday, along with nine new deaths.
Gov. Abbott extends disaster declaration for Texas in response to COVID-19
Governor Greg Abbott issued a proclamation on Friday to extend the disaster declaration for all Texas counties in response to COVID-19.
PPE vending machine now available at Dallas Love Field
We've seen vending machines that have dispensed pizzas and donuts, but as North Texas continues to see a rise in COVID-19 cases, Dallas Love Field has put out a PPE vending machine.
Texas reports more than 100 COVID-19 deaths in a single day for the first time
In addition to 105 new deaths on Thursday, Texas also reported a new high for hospitalizations for the 10th consecutive day and the rolling rate of positive tests inched closer to nearly 16% — the highest in the pandemic yet.
Who might be eligible for a second stimulus check and for how much money?
Another round of stimulus payments could be distributed to people earning less than $40,000, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said.
Brooklyn Center man is fighting for his wife’s life after she gives birth on ventilator, battling COVID-19
Juan Duran’s wife, Aurora, has been on a ventilator at North Memorial Hospital since June 19. Since then, her baby was delivered via emergency C-section. Now Juan is fighting to get her a treatment she needs that could be the last resort to save her life.
‘STOP GETTING TESTED’ for COVID-19, Ohio lawmaker tells public
Republican State Rep. Nino Vitale made a statement on his Facebook page Tuesday, asking people to not get tested for the coronavirus.
Medical group releases chart ranking activities based on COVID-19 risk
The Texas Medical Association told FOX 35 that a task force of about 14 physicians who are experts and leaders in medicine have determined the risk level of various activities, ranked from 1 through 10.
Dallas ISD superintendent says August school start date is 'in jeopardy'
The Dallas ISD superintendent says the August back-to-school start time is in jeopardy.
Dallas ISD superintendent not confident there will be high school football this fall
Dallas ISD’s superintendent has suggested that high school football may not happen in the fall.