Tarrant County Public Health on Sunday reported 2,217 additional cases of COVID-19 and 18 new deaths.
The update was the county's first since Wednesday because of the Christmas holiday, and represented data that would have been released Thursday.
The county's COVID-19 dashboard said the update Sunday was "provisional" and that a full update would come out on Monday.
Data from the county health department indicated that of the 2,217 additional cases reported Sunday, 1,865 cases are confirmed while the other 352 are probable.
The county reported 18 more deaths Sunday, bringing the total deaths related to the coronavirus in Tarrant County to 1,407.
The deaths included a man and two woman from Fort Worth in their 90s, two Fort Worth men in their 80s, two Arlington women in their 80s, an Arlington man in his 70s, two Fort Worth women in their 70s, a woman and two men in their 60s from Fort Worth, a Arlington man in his 60s, a Arlington man in his 50s, a Arlington man in his 40s, woman from Fort Worth in her 40s, and a woman from unincorporated Tarrant County in her 40s.
All but two had underlying health conditions.
The county began reporting both probable and confirmed cases in August at the request of the state health department. Probable cases, the county said, account for a variety of real-world situations and could highlight cases in the community that may otherwise go unreported. To date, the county has reported 120,506 confirmed cases of the virus and 17,504 probable cases for a total of 138,010 cases.
The county is also reporting another 1,359 estimated recoveries, bringing the total number of survivors to 101,111.
Of the county's cases, 71% of those who have died were over the age of 65. Those aged 25 to 44 make up the largest percentage of people with COVID-19 at 36%.
A total of 83% of hospital beds and 95% of adult ICU beds in the county are occupied. Twenty six percent of beds were occupied by COVID-19 patients, according to county data.
