COVID-19

Dallas County leaders realize fears after a spike in coronavirus cases. There were 257 positive cases reported in Dallas County Tuesday, the highest number of positive COVID-19 cases reported in a single day. It’s the sixth straight day of 200 or more positive cases of the coronavirus, and they have …

Hopkins County Emergency Management has confirmed one new COVID-19 positive test result. Officials did not disclose information about the patient except that she lives in the county and not the city. The latest positive brings the county’s total to 27, with six patients recovered. The 21 patients who still have …

Blood donations are desperately needed in Texas right now. Carter Bloodcare says the shortages are due in part to the coronavirus pandemic. All types of blood are required. You can find the blood donation center at carterbloodcare.org.

As of 11:00 Tuesday night, Titus County cases of COVID-19 now total 541, with three confirmed deaths. Titus Regional Medical Center Monday was reporting 2,309 tested with 1,736 negatives, 461 positives with 112 pending. There were six hospitalized. Judge Brian Lee’s numbers include all Titus County residents verifying positive nationwide.

    As of Tuesday, 6/2/2020, Lamar County received notification of an additional one COVID-19 case. This case is a 75-year-old female. Lamar County has 151 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and seven are travel-related and 144 community spread. There are 11 total COVID-19 related deaths with eight associated with Paris …

Titus County COVID-19 Titus County cases of COVID-19 Tuesday are now 511, with three confirmed deaths. Titus Regional Medical Center Monday was reporting 2,309 tested with 1,736 negatives, 461 positives with 112 pending. There were six hospitalized. Those numbers represent Monday’s patients in the hospital. Judge Lee’s numbers include all …

While shopping for groceries and other household essentials during COVID-19: ✔️ Order items online or over the phone if possible. Get them delivered or pick up curbside. ✔️ Ask for deliveries to be left on your doorstep to avoid person-to-person contact. ✔️ After getting food/items, wash your hands with soap and water for …

The Texas Comptroller says the pandemic is starting to hammer the state’s bottom line. The state took in 400 million dollars less than a year ago. The oil production sector was hit hardest of all, with a drop of 75 percent. And with so many Texans forced to stay home, …

Restaurants and businesses can now reopen at full capacity in Oklahoma as Phase 3 of the state’s economic recovery begins. Companies must still follow CDC guidelines regarding social distancing and sanitation protocols that the CED established during the coronavirus pandemic. Summer Camps were also allowed to open. Oklahoma Health authorities …