What We Know About Coronavirus Cases in North Texas, Around the State
This map shows where cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed around North Texas and across the state.
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Guard Against Coronavirus Scams, Fraud Cures and Other Cons
Millions of Americans will soon get checks from the government, as part of coronavirus relief efforts, and with the arrival of those stimulus checks, you can expect to hear more about schemes designed to feed on our fears about the virus and steal your money.
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Dallas County Reports 63 New COVID-19 Cases, 20th Death
A Rowlett man in his 60s is the 20th person to die from coronavirus in Dallas County, health officials say.
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Public Charter Schools Provide Lunches at Home
International Leadership of Texas has provided more than 150,000 student meals since mid-March, when COVID-19 restrictions kept students home.
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Denton County Reports 32 New COVID-19 Cases
Denton County Public Health reported 32 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the countywide total to 398.
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Exclusive: Neighborhoods at Greatest Risk for Severe COVID-19 Cases
NBC 5 Investigates, working with the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, obtained an exclusive look into the Dallas neighborhoods where people who get COVID-19 are more likely to develop the most serious infections, requiring critical care and ventilators.
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Tarrant County Reports 19th COVID-19 Related Death, 71 New Cases
A Euless man in his 30s is the 19th death related to the COVID-19 virus in Tarrant County, the health department confirmed Wednesday morning.
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Coppell Company Pivots Production to Make Medical Face Shields
Insul-Fab has a sprawling factory in Coppell that is usually busy making things the public doesn’t see, like insulation, foams and adhesives. But now, the company has retooled a production line to make sanitary, medical-grade face shields.
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Collin County Reports 5th Death in Person With COVID-19
An 80-year-old McKinney woman who tested positive for coronavirus died Wednesday of a serious underlying medical condition, health officials in Collin County say.
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Walgreens to Begin Drive-Thru Testing, Abbott Says
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is scheduled to hold a news conference Wednesday to give an update on the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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College Baseball Talent Level to Go Up With Change to MLB Draft
As disappointing as it’s been to have the college baseball season shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, Michigan coach Erik Bakich sees a silver lining.
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Mom and Daughter Spreading Cheer During Quarantine With Chalk Art
In northwest Fort Worth, there’s a mother-daughter artist duo sharing some cheer with their neighbors at the Marine Creek Ranch community with some amazing works of sidewalk art.
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Teachers Star in Video to Motivate Students
The teachers at J.P. Elder Middle School in the Fort Worth ISD jumped on the bandwagon to be part of a video to connect with their kids.
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Dallas County Leaders Vote To Limit Jenkins’ Power, Discuss Temporary Hospital
Dallas County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to limit some of the powers of the office of Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
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Dallas Woman Shares Story 3 Weeks Post COVID-19
It’s been 21 days since Angie Lima first started feeling sick, and she still gets winded after a long conversation or a trip up or down stairs.
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Hundreds of Airline Employees Test Positive for COVID-19
Hundreds of airline employees have tested positive for coronavirus. Now, union leaders for Southwest and American airlines are demanding the companies do more to protect their crews.
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Trump Allies Put Unproven Virus Drug to Work in Texas
A Houston doctor who’s a Republican National Committee member says he is using an anti-malaria drug to treat some of more than 80 people infected at a Texas nursing home.
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Fort Worth Extends ‘Stay at Home’ Order Through April 30
The Fort Worth City Council voted Tuesday to extend the city’s “Stay at Home” declaration through April 30, bringing the city in line with the executive order issued last week by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R).
