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Many people are skeptical about getting the Covid-19 vaccine, especially after an article resurfaced from the CDC about surviving a zombie apocalypse. Despite the many conspiracy theories, Home Care Network in Desoto was able to vaccinate over 500 people last week and everyone we talked to was more than confident in the vaccine. “We have

Many people are skeptical about getting the Covid-19 vaccine, especially after an article resurfaced from the CDC about surviving a zombie apocalypse. Despite the many conspiracy theories, Home Care Network in Desoto was able to vaccinate over 500 people last week and everyone we talked to was more than confident in the vaccine. “We have

Currently, the 75150 ZIP code, at the intersection of Interstate Highway 30 and 635 has the highest COVID-19 risk at 16.91, down from a high of 107.30 in January. The ZIP code 75204, in east downtown Dallas, has the second highest vulnerability level at 15.81, down from a high of 126.5 in January.

Efforts to vaccinate young people, rural Texans, communities of color and people experiencing homelessness have been impacted by the pause.

In an academic year scrambled by the pandemic and a deadly winter storm, Texas school students face makeup work and rounds of standardized testing. Many parents and teachers say it’s unnecessary.

Texas is still about 13 million people away from herd immunity to the coronavirus. The state is chasing that goal even as Texans begin to act like the pandemic is over.

Daily new cases and the positivity rate have leveled off over the past month, while deaths and hospitalization have gone down substantially.

In the middle of H-E-B’s heralded response to the coronavirus pandemic, it is also celebrating the birthday of the man who turned H-E-B into what it is today.

Verify details w/sponsors. RSDC does not sponsor/endorse these events COVID-19 Vaccination Virtual Forum: “Should You Get Vaccinated” Thursday, April 8, 2021; 12noon – 1:30pm. Free. UNT Dallas School of Business sponsors this forum that features community health experts who will discuss the fears, myths, historical impediments, and promise that COVID-19 shots provide. Get answers. Get

Winners will receive a free month of marketing and promotion along with a unique mentoring experience. DALLAS, Tex., April 7, 2021 — During Black History Month 2021, The Dallas Weekly partnered with Mark Cuban Companies to highlight the thrivers, survivors and innovators re-emerging from the difficulties faced in 2020. “As the world began to exit