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Tarrant County Under Public Health Warning, ICU Beds Reach 92% Capacity
A public health warning has been issued in Tarrant County as COVID-19 cases continue to surge and reach “dire” levels, according to Tarrant County Public Director Vinny Taneja.
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Tarrant County Concerned Over Spike in COVID-19 Hospitalizations
Tarrant County’s public health director says 92% of ICU beds are taken. NBC 5’s Lili Zheng reports that small margin of availability is driving some of the biggest concerns as COVID-19 cases surge.
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COVID-19 Surge ‘Worse Than July' Per Tarrant County Public Health Director
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.
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COVID-19 Surge ‘Worse Than July' Per Tarrant County Public Health Director
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.
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Health Officials Warn Against Halloween Gatherings as COVID-19 Cases Rise
Tarrant County health officials are asking residents to be responsible this Halloween weekend.
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Health Officials Warn Against Halloween Gatherings as COVID-19 Cases Rise
Tarrant County health officials are asking residents to be responsible this Halloween weekend, NBC 5’s Larry Collins reports.
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Tarrant County Health Director Says Schools Should Prepare to Return to Virtual Learning
The director of the Tarrant County Public Health Department says school districts in the county should prepare to return to virtual learning rather than “waiting for an outbreak.”
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Tarrant County Health Director Says Schools Should Prepare to Return to Virtual Learning
The director of the Tarrant County Public Health Department says school districts in the county should prepare to return to virtual learning rather than “waiting for an outbreak.”
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Tarrant County Reports 3 New COVID-19 Deaths, 639 Recoveries Friday
Tarrant County officials confirm Friday three people infected with COVID-19 have died while 639 cases are now marked as recovered.
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3 New Deaths, 135 New Cases of COVID-19 in Tarrant County Thursday
Tarrant County officials say Thursday another three people infected with COVID-19 have died and another 135 are infected with the virus.
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5 New Deaths, 266 New Cases of COVID-19 in Tarrant County Including 153 at Federal Prison
Tarrant County officials say Wednesday another five people infected with COVID-19 have died and another 266 are infected with the virus, though that number includes 153 inmates at the cluster inside a federal prison.
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5 New Deaths, 67 New Cases of COVID-19 Cases in Tarrant County, Health Director Says
New coronavirus numbers for Tarrant county were announced at the start of the Tarrant County commissioners meeting.
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5 New Deaths, 67 New Cases of COVID-19 Cases in Tarrant County, Health Director Says
New coronavirus numbers for Tarrant county were announced at the start of the Tarrant County commissioners meeting.
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COVID-19 Hospitalizations Trending Up Slightly in Tarrant County, Health Director Says
Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Tarrant County are increasing, though not drastically, according to the county public health director.
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Tarrant County Keeps Eye on Hospitalization Trends
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.
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Tarrant COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts Working, Officials Warn Against Complacency
New data shows social distancing is working in the efforts slow the spread of COVID-19, Tarrant County’s director of public health says. But, he says this does not mean it’s time to become complacent.
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All Residents of Arlington Masonic Home To Be Tested for COVID-19 After Resident Dies
The Texas Masonic Retirement Center confirms Friday that all residents living at the Arlington facility would be tested for coronavirus.
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Spring Break Could End in More Zika Cases
Spring break could end with a big spike in the number of imported cases of the Zika virus in North Texas.
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Tarrant County Confirms Third Case of Zika Virus; Creates Zika Home Care Kit
Two more cases of Zika virus have been confirmed in Tarrant County, bringing the total positive cases in the county to three.
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Dallas County Prepared if Zika Virus Arrives: Officials
Dallas County is prepared if the Zika virus spreads to North Texas, County Judge Clay Jenkins says.