Dallas County Raises Covid Risk Level to Yellow
After two weeks of increasing numbers of reported COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, Dallas County raised its COVID-19 risk level to yellow.
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‘Mu’ Variant Arrives in Dallas County
A new strain of COVID-19, Mu, has reached Dallas.
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Dallas County Updates Guidelines as COVID Threat Level Moves to Red
This week, Dallas County health officials moved the county’s COVID-19 threat level to red — the most severe level of risk — because of an uptick in cases attributed to the highly contagious delta strain.
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Report Examines Non-Profit Sector
Many nonprofits rely on individual donations to fund their missions, and the pandemic had an outsized effect on the sector.
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COVID-19 Has Plateaued in Texas, State Says
The Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) said this week that the state has plateaued in coronavirus cases, but also urged residents to continue being vaccinated.
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Vaccinations Continue As Cases Steadily Climb
From the policy repercussions of the freeze to an infamous respiratory disease, here is the news that happened on Thursday, April 8, which North Texans should know.
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Dallas County Reports 808 New COVID-19 Cases, Two Deaths
As COVID-19 cases continue a steady rise in Dallas County, here’s what you need to know today.
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Much Uncertainty Remains as We Head Back to School
How quickly does the news about the return to school change? I wrote – and re-wrote – this column six times in a week – three times in less than 24 hours.
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What Will Voting Look Like? Stay Tuned
It seems like a million years since the primaries in March, but any voter likely remembers the lines, communal pens, touchscreens, and baskets of stickers.
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Abbott Announces Timeline For More Reopenings
As more businesses continue to reopen and officials continue to monitor the status of the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s a lot
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Mask On, Mask Off, County and State Spar Over Guidelines
As the days fighting a global pandemic locally stretch on, major metro counties are finding themselves often trading paint with
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