Seagoville

Dallas County is reporting 36 more COVID-19 related deaths Wednesday along with another 704 new confirmed cases of the infection. While the number of deaths reported is a record, the number of new cases is below both the 7-day and 14-day averages.

Dallas County is reporting 15 more COVID-19 related deaths Tuesday along with 789 new confirmed cases of the infection. While the new cases are slightly higher than the 7-day average, they are below the 14-day average which has fallen for three straight days.

A North Texas teacher, who also has a passion for baking, has started baking bread to sell. She plans to use the money she makes to purchase supplies for her classroom this year.

A North Texas teacher, who also has a passion for baking, has started baking bread to sell. She plans to use the money she makes to purchase supplies for her classroom this year.

The Dallas Police Department is is investigating a fatal multi-vehicle accident in Southeast Dallas early Wednesday morning.

The federal prison in Seagoville has the largest outbreak of coronavirus of any federal prison in the country and on Friday, the Federal Bureau of Prisons announced that an inmate died due to complications from COVID-19.

The federal prison in Seagoville has the largest outbreak of coronavirus of any federal prison in the country and on Friday, the Federal Bureau of Prisons announced that an inmate died due to complications from COVID-19.

A North Texas federal prison has emerged as the prison with the largest number of coronavirus cases in the nation. According to federal records updated daily, 37% of inmates at the Federal Correctional Institute in Seagoville have contracted the virus as of Friday afternoon.

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Dallas County is reporting another 300 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday along with the deaths of three more people, according to Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.

Dallas County is reporting another 298 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday along with seven more deaths of people whose ages range from their 30s to 80s.

Effective immediately, all parents in Texas can begin taking their kids to childcare facilities again. It’s a resource previously only offered to essential workers during the state’s stay-at-home order. Now facilities are preparing to open under new rules and protocols.

Even with six more dead and 235 new COVID-19 infections announced Thursday, Dallas County leaders say they’re on pace for a less deadly week.

With six more dead and 235 new COVID-19 infections announced Thursday, Dallas County leaders say they’re on pace for a less deadly week. The latest deaths include six people who lived in Dallas and who were all either hospitalized for treatment or lived in a long-term care facility.

While five more people have died after contracting the 2019 novel coronavirus Wednesday and another 243 are confirmed to be infected, the trend indicated by the numbers is promising, according to Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.

One day after tying the single-day high for new cases, Dallas County reported the lowest number of new COVID-19 cases seen in more than a week along with three more deaths of people who tested positive for the virus.

Two more people have died and another 253 are confirmed positive for COVID-19 in Dallas County Monday, according to county officials.

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins says daily case counts have held steady around 250 per day for about a week, but the county is not sure if cases have peaked.

A driver took Seagoville police on a chase in a stolen vehicle through Dallas County Wednesday night. The chase started at about 11:45 p.m. in Seagoville and ended in a church parking lot near Kiest Boulevard in Oak Cliff. At one point, the driver hit a parked car during the 15-minute chase. The female driver was detained. Dallas County...