Seagoville

Beginning this week some Texans 65 and older or those with underlying health conditions can receive a COVID-19 vaccination.

Beginning this week some Texans 65 and older or those with underlying health conditions can receive a COVID-19 vaccination, and Tarrant County set up a website for people to register.

Beginning this week some Texans 65 and older or those with underlying health conditions can receive a COVID-19 vaccination. But, supply is limited and you’ll have to call around to find a pharmacy or clinic administering the vaccine.

Two people are in police custody after a chase from Seagoville to Dallas.

The Dallas County Health Department is reporting 624 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday along with three more deaths. The latest victims include two women in their 60s from Dallas and a man in his 80s from Irving. All three had been hospitalized in the ICU but only the women had underlying high-risk health conditions. “As our numbers continue to climb, I’ll…

The Dallas County Health Department is reporting 597 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, and no coronavirus-related deaths for the first time since Oct. 19.

The Dallas County Health Department is reporting 498 new COVID-19 cases Monday along with two more deaths. The latest victims include a man in his 50s from Dallas and a man in his 80s from Cedar Hill. Both men had underlying high-risk health conditions and had been hospitalized in the ICU. “We continue to see high numbers of COVID-19 cases…

The Dallas County Health Department says hospitalizations and ER visits related to COVID-19 are headed in the wrong direction. On Friday, the county department also announced another 612 cases of the virus along with four more related deaths. “Today’s number continues a trend upward in COVID-19 positive cases and we’re seeing our hospitalizations and emergency room visits trending in...

A new model from the University of Washington shows that half a million Americans could die of the coronavirus by February 2021. But researchers say that if Americans universally wore masks, nearly 130,000 of these lives could be saved.

After reporting another death and 504 additional cases of coronavirus, the Dallas County Health Department is raising the perceived COVID-19 risk level to red Wednesday. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans reports.

A 43-year-old man and prison inmate is wanted after being discovered missing from a Seagoville prison on Monday, Seagoville law enforcement said.

Texas Sky Ranger was overhead Monday, Aug. 24, 2020 as firefighters battled a grass fire in Seagoville along Interstate 20 and Seagoville Road.

The federal prison in Seagoville is reporting a drastic change in COVID-19 cases. Until recently, the low-security prison had the largest number of cases in the country’s prison system.

The federal prison in Seagoville is reporting a drastic change in COVID-19 cases. Until recently, the low-security prison had the largest number of cases in the country’s prison system.

The Dallas County Health Department is reporting nine more COVID-19 deaths Friday along with 885 new cases of the virus along with an increase in the 7-day and 14-day averages.

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said through Wednesday night there were still 535 people in the county in acute care being treated for the virus and at over the same 24-hour period there were 607 ER visits in the county for people reporting COVID-19 symptoms.

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.