This brings Dallas County's confirmed COVID-19 death total to 4,526 since tracking began in March 2020.
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There have been 4,047 COVID-19 deaths in the county since tracking began in March 2020.
Many of the COVID-19 statistics Texas health officials release come from different places and are collected in different ways.
There have now been 4,018 COVID-19 deaths since tracking began in March 2020.
This is the second time there have been no ICU beds available in Denton County hospitals since the county started tracking this statistic in...
From Aug. 19, 2020 through Aug. 12, 2021, child care facilities reported more than 200 daily cases three times. It's happened eight times in...
There were 10 new deaths in Dallas County, which ranged in age from a Dallas man in his 30s to a Grand Prairie woman...
The group is reporting that 48.79% of North Texas ICU patients have COVID-19, and there are just 53 staffed ICU beds available in the...
The total number of confirmed cases reported by the state Wednesday is 20,058 confirmed cases, 5,046 probable cases and 174 deaths from COVID-19.
The news comes as 73 confirmed COVID-19 pediatric patients are hospitalized -- the highest level ever of pediatric COVID-19 patients the region has ever...
The council reported 66 pediatric COVID patients hospitalized in D-FW. That's the highest number so far. There are only two staffed pediatric ICU beds...
The state currently has a 14-day average of 6,158 hospitalizations.
Schools are not required to conduct COVID-19 contact tracing, but if officials are made aware of a close contact, officials say the student's parents...
Dallas County Health and Human Services reported nearly 1,000 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, as well as five deaths, which included a teenage...
How does Dallas County's most recent COVID-19 risk level heightening to orange compare to the past two times the county was in the orange?
The last time there were more than 200 COVID-19 hospitalizations in Tarrant County happened on March 24, when there were 208.
As of Friday, 47% of the total population has received at least one dose of vaccine, according to Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
In recent weeks, officials say the number of people hospitalized with COVID in Tarrant County has nearly doubled, from about 90 to 174.
Tarrant County's seven COVID-19 deaths ranged from a Fort Worth woman in her 50s to an Arlington man in his 80s.
There were 15 new COVID-19 cases added in nursing facilities and assisted living facilities Thursday, the third straight day with fewer than 20 cases.