A pop-up hospital to support the extra needs of Dallas County patients is nearing completion at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. Texas National Guard members from around the state are unpacked a 250 bed Federal Medical Station kit Tuesday. The load of large crates came with a variety of beds and equipment, like nursing and hand washing stations, to…

Another 61 people have been confirmed to have been infected with COVID-19 in Dallas County and another person had died after contracting the virus, officials with the Dallas County Health and Human Services say.

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Another 61 people have been confirmed to have been infected with COVID-19 in Dallas County and another person had died after contracting the virus, officials with the Dallas County Health and Human Services say.

The Next Generation Action Network is planning a news conference where they plan to demand the release of some inmates held in the Dallas County Jail on misdemeanor and/or felony charges after an inmate was confirmed to have contracted COVID-19 in the jail Wednesday morning.

Dallas County officials on Sunday reported a 10th death from the new coronavirus and 49 new cases, bringing the total to 488.

Drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites in Dallas will be closed Monday due to potential inclement weather, the city says. The two sites, at the American Airlines Center and Ellis David Field House, will reopen Tuesday, according to the city’s Office of Emergency Management. When they reopen, they will have new hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

COVID-19 cases in Dallas County took another big jump Thursday with the addition of 56 new positive tests and the official confirmation of the seventh coronavirus-related death.

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins issued a plea to retired healthcare professionals. He asked them to volunteer their expertise as the county attempts to address new coronavirus cases.

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins provides an update on the coronavirus response in Dallas County.

COVID-19 cases in Dallas County took another big jump Thursday with the addition of 56 new positive tests and the official confirmation of the seventh coronavirus-related death.

The community-based COVID-19 testing site at the American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas reached its federal testing limit before noon Thursday. With the limit reached, testing is done for the day and will resume at 8 a.m. Friday. Residents meeting the criteria may continue to be tested at Dallas’ second test site located at the Ellis Davis Field House located…

COVID-19 cases in Dallas County took a massive jump from Tuesday to Wednesday with 78 new cases of the virus confirmed along with the county’s sixth and seventh deaths.

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Dallas County announced 78 news cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the total number of cases in the county to 247. It was the most instances added in a single day since testing began. At a press conference Wednesday, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins expressed frustration with resources as the county tries to tackle the disease. “Let me just not sugarcoat…

Dallas County announced 78 news cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, bringing the total number of cases in the county to 247. It was the most instances added in a single day since testing began.

arkland Hospital says it has noticed more patients coming in with respiratory symptoms as they continue to prepare for more possible cases of COVID-19.

An inmate has tested positive for coronavirus, the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office said.

The Dallas County Sheriff Marian Brown says health officials are working to determine how an inmate who has been jailed since late December contracted the coronavirus. It is the first known case of COVID-19 in an inmate at the jail.

Parkland Hospital says it has noticed more patients coming in with respiratory symptoms as they continue conserve PPE for staff and prepare for more possible COVID-19 cases.