Fort Worth Museum Delays Reopening Due to Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic
The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is delaying it’s opening originally planned for mid-July due to the spike of COVID-19 cases in Texas.
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Rangers OF Joey Gallo Tests Positive for COVID-19
Rangers outfielder Joey Gallo has tested positive for COVID-19. He is at asymptomatic, and is at home self-isolating, Rangers President of Baseball Operations Jon Daniels told the local media on Monday.
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What Activities Put You at Risk During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
The Texas Medical Association has released a chart explaining which behaviors put you at risk of getting COVID-19.
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Ronald McDonald House of Dallas Overcoming Challenges Amid Pandemic
The Ronald McDonald House of Dallas has been home to Miles Rivas and his parents since the 5-month-old baby had open heart surgery June 1. It’s a role the organization plays for many families who travel to Dallas-Fort Worth to get medical treatment for sick children. “It gives us a sense of being normal because you talk to other families̷... -
95-Year-Old Battles, Recovers From COVID-19
Ruth is out of the hospital now and beat COVID-19, but her family can’t embrace her quite yet. They can only see her through a window at the nursing home and talk to her on the phone.
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Texas Leaders Warn of Hospital Capacity, Ask for Lockdowns
Leaders in two of Texas’ biggest cities are calling on the governor to empower local governments to order residents to stay home as the state’s continued surge in coronavirus cases tests hospital capacity.
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Dallas County Reports More Than 1,000 COVID-19 Cases for 3rd Straight Day
Health officials in Dallas County reported 1,062 more cases of COVID-19 Sunday, raising the countywide total to 25,840.
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Collin, Denton Counties Report Combined 171 New Cases of the Coronavirus
Officials in Collin and Denton counties reported a combined 171 new cases of the coronavirus Sunday.
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COVID-19 Case Tracker: What We Know About Cases in DFW, Around Texas
This map shows where cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed around North Texas and across the state.
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North Texas Hospitals to Receive 99 Cases of Remdesivir
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Saturday that 40 hospitals across the North Texas area will soon get shipments of the anti-viral drug remdesivir.
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Dallas County Reports 1,103 New COVID-19 Cases Saturday, 2 Deaths
Dallas County is reporting a record high of 1,103 new cases of COVID-19 Saturday along with two new deaths, NBC 5 has learned.
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Texas Reports Record Number of New COVID-19 Cases With 8,258
Texas reported its highest daily increase in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases Saturday with 8,258, as hospitalizations continued to climb.
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Collin, Denton Counties Report Combined 183 New Cases of COVID-19
Health departments in Denton and Collin counties reported a combined 183 new COVID-19 cases Saturday. Coronavirus cases in Collin County hit 3,409 Saturday with 88 new COVID-19 cases reported by Collin County Health Care Services. The county reported no new deaths. Since March, Collin County has reported 46 deaths related to the virus. They also an... -
FC Dallas Members Quarantining in Florida; Match Against Vancouver Whitecaps Postponed
FC Dallas’ Thursday match against the Vancouver Whitecaps has been postponed after members of the traveling party tested positive for the coronavirus, the team announced Saturday.
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Willie Nelson's July Fourth Picnic Is Virtual in Virus Era
Willie Nelson’s annual Fourth of July Picnic is going ahead this year, but to reduce concerns about the coronavirus the event will be virtual.
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Alabama Health Officials Can't Verify ‘COVID Party' Reports
The Alabama Department of Public Health said it could not verify reports of so-called COVID-19 parties where students deliberately tried to become infected, but also warned people not to try it. Tuscaloosa City Councilor Sonya McKinstry told news outlets this week that she heard of students holding parties and wagering over who would become infecte... -
Lawsuit Filed Against Gov. Abbott for Face Mask Order
A lawsuit has been filed to stop Gov. Greg Abbott’s face mask order.
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Small Fireworks Stands See Boom in Sales as People Plan to Celebrate at Home
With widespread fireworks shows being canceled because of the pandemic, more people plan to celebrate with family and friends. It’s created a boom in sales for small, locally-owned fireworks stands.
