Tarrant County Public Health Department

After registering more than 888,000 people since December 2020, the Tarrant County Public Health Department says they’ve scheduled appointments for everyone currently on their COVID-19 vaccine waitlist.

Tarrant County residents were left confused after an email regarding a new COVID-19 registration tool was missing key information.

Tarrant County residents were left confused after an email regarding a new online COVID-19 registration tool was missing key information.

The Arlington Fire Department will be administering 4,500 doses of COVID-19 vaccine beginning Tuesday, Jan. 5 through the Tarrant County Health Department.

The Tarrant County Public Health Department confirms 1,777 new cases of COVID-19 Thursday along with seven new deaths, bringing the county’s total number of confirmed and probable cases of the virus to nearly 88,000 with 818 fatalities.

Just one day removed from reporting a single-day record high number of new COVID-19 cases, Tarrant County Health Director Vinny Taneja went before the Tarrant County Commissioners Court on Tuesday to deliver “bad news” regarding the spread of the coronavirus in the local area.

Tarrant County Health Director Vinny Taneja went before the Tarrant County Commissioners Court on Tuesday to deliver “bad news” regarding the spread of the coronavirus in the local area.

The Tarrant County Public Health Department is offering back-to-school immunizations for children through Sept. 11 inside Ridgmar Mall.

Tarrant County Public Health will conduct ground spraying in unincorporated portions of northwest Tarrant County after several mosquito samples positive West Nile virus.

Tarrant County Public Health (TCPH) will conduct ground spraying in areas of southeast and southwest Tarrant County after positive West Nile virus mosquito samples.

Tarrant County Public Health says they’ll conduct ground spraying in unincorporated portions of southeast Tarrant County in response to positive West Nile virus mosquito samples trapped in the areas.

Tarrant County Public Health is reminding all North Texas residents to take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses this summer.

Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Tarrant County are increasing, though not drastically, according to the county public health director.

There are some concerns about COVID-19 hospitalizations going up in Tarrant County, while it’s not neccesarily a rapid or drastic increase, it’s something county health officials are keeping an eye on the state reopens.

Tarrant County Public Health officials confirm Monday two more deaths of people infected with the COVID-19 virus and an additional 40 positive cases in the county.

An Azle man in his 60s is the latest in Tarrant County to die after contracting the 2019 novel coronavirus, according to the Tarrant County Health Department which also confirmed an additional 129 positive cases Thursday.

Tarrant County Public Health confirmed only seven new cases of 2019 novel coronavirus on Monday, but cautioned that the low number was due to a temporary delay in reporting.

The Texas Masonic Retirement Center in Arlington has been released from the City of Arlington’s and the Tarrant County Public Health’s Control Order effective April 4, city and county officials say.

Baylor Scott & White Hospital in Fort Worth hospital says it has decided to set up a “temporary external morgue” outside its facility but stressed it is not needed now.

Tarrant County Public Health says Thursday their health lab can now test for COVID-19 (coronavirus).