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COVID-19 Has Plateaued in Texas, State Says

April 23, 2021April 23, 2021 Riley Farrell 0 Comments abbott, Announcements, cases, coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, COVID-19 Has Plateaued in Texas, Dallas County, digest, emergency response, Emergency Supplies Sales Tax Holiday Weekend, West Nile, West Nile Virus

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

April 9, 2021April 9, 2021 Riley Farrell 0 Comments climate, coronavirus, COVID, COVID 19, COVID Vaccine, Dallas, Dallas County, DFW, digest, doses, Eddie Bernice Johnson, energy, Fair Park, FEMA, Greg Abbott, grid, John Cornyn, metroplex, nrg stadium, Policy, Politics, power on act, shots

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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Real Estate Digest

February 11, 2021January 18, 2022 Bethany Erickson 0 Comments Dallas real estate, digest, Park Cities, preston hollow, Real Estate, Real Estate Quarterly, REQ, Texas Real Estate Research Center

What will the real estate market look like this year? How well do Dallas real estate agents do? Will consumers continue to have confidence in the housing market?

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Dallas County Continues To Break Records In COVID-Related Deaths Per Day

January 29, 2021January 29, 2021 Riley Farrell 0 Comments abbott, baby, bill, childbirth, coronavirus, COVID, Dallas, death, deaths, digest, Domestic Violence, holiday, Hospice, Hospitals, Judge Clay Jenkins, Masks, medical, Medical City, Medical City Children's Hospital, Medical City Dallas, Medical City Healthcare, Pregnant, rape, rate, sexual assault, Survivor, Vaccine, Women, Women's Health Symposium

As intensive care units exceed capacity, officials react to Wednesday’s and Thursday’s COVID death rates after 77 people in the