This map shows where cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed around North Texas and across the state.

A 41-year-old woman from Anna is the second person to die from coronavirus in Collin County, officials say.

Organizations, like Baby Booties Diaper Bank, have stepped up to fill the need. The small nonprofit based in McKinney is hosting weekly COVID-19 emergency drive-thru events to distribute diapers, wipes and formula to Collin County families.

“What businesses are essential?” For the last week, Collin County residents have debated that question as many shops and businesses stayed opened. On Tuesday, Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott (R) gave his answer, providing a list of essential services, and told Texans if they did not work for one to stay home. “Now is the time to redouble our efforts to…

Tuesday, Collin County District Judge Jill Willis ruled McKinney’s shelter-in-place order could remain after a realtor filed a lawsuit against the McKinney mayor, stating his orders conflicted with the county’s looser policy.

Health officials in Collin County reported 26 new cases of coronavirus on Monday. The new cases bring the countywide total in Collin county to 160.

Officials in Collin County reported six new cases of coronavirus Sunday, bringing the number of COVID-19 cases in the county to 134.

Officials in Collin County reported Saturday 11 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number cases in the county 128.

In a hearing Friday evening, Judge Jill Willis stated her intent to grant a temporary restraining order against the city of McKinney’s shelter in place order, which went into effect Thursday. The hearing was in regard to a lawsuit filed by McKinney realtor Derek Baker, claiming the city’s motion was in conflict with the county’s ‘Stay Home, Work Safe’...

In a hearing Friday evening, Judge Jill Willis stated her intent to grant a temporary restraining order against the city of McKinney’s shelter in place order, which went into effect Thursday.

McKinney is the latest Collin County city to issue a shelter in place order after the county’s guidelines Tuesday fell short of the restrictions Dallas, Denton and Tarrant counties put into place. The city updated a local state of disaster declaration in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The order goes into effect Thursday at 12:01 a.m. and runs until...

People in Collin County are being told to stay at home Tuesday in a stay-at-home order that mirrors those of Texas’ largest metro areas.

Public health officials in Collin County reported seven new cases of COVID-19 Sunday, bringing the county’s total to 38.

Health officials in Collin County reported five new coronavirus cases on Thursday, bringing the countywide total to 18. None of the cases were travel-related or connected to other reported cases in the county. The five new cases include: a 37-year-old woman in McKinney with an underlying health condition, currently in self-isolation at home; a 46-year-old Allen man with an underlying…

Collin County health officials confirmed four new cases of COVID-19 Wendesday. One is in a 39-year-old McKinney man, one in a 38-year-old Plano man and one in a 54-year-old Anna woman. All three people are self-quarantined in their own homes and none had any underlying health conditions, officials said. The fourth case added to Collin County’s total earlier Wednesday...

Health officials in Collin County confirm a 64-year-old Plano man who was infected with the COVID-19 virus died in a local hospital Tuesday.

Health officials in Collin County confirm a 64-year-old Plano man who was infected with the COVID-19 virus died in a local hospital Tuesday.

A 32-year-old Plano woman is the ninth confirmed positive case of COVID-19 in Collin County, according to public health officials. She is self-quarantined in her home and has no underlying health conditions.  The total increased Wednesday from the Collin County Health Department’s Sunday report, which included eight cases. The latest case in Collin County brings the total of North Texas coronavirus patients...

Plano is extending restrictions on bars and restaurants that city officials announced Monday. Tuesday, city council voted to close bars, restaurants, food courts, gyms and movie theaters to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Delivery, take-out and drive-through’s will remain open. Plano city officials declared a state of emergency Monday, requiring bars and restaurants to limit customers...

The Plano city council voted Tuesday to close bars, restaurants, food courts, gyms and movie theaters to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus.