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Dallas County reports 49 more coronavirus cases, 10th death; 2 Fort Worth officers test positive for virus

This file photo handout illustration image obtained Feb. 27, 2020, courtesy of the National Institutes of Health taken with a scanning electron microscope shows SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

The 10th death in Dallas County is a woman in her 80s who lived in a long-term care facility.

By Dana Branham and LaVendrick Smith6:07 PM

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Clusters of coronavirus reported at Dallas assisted-living centers, official says

By LaVendrick Smith and Dana Branham11:41 PM

Texas to require 14-day quarantine for all travelers from Louisiana, add same restrictions for fliers from other hot spots

By Robert T. Garrett9:00 PM

Mexican governors call on AMLO to do more to close border with U.S.

By Alfredo Corchado8:47 PM

Dallas warns it could close all parks, trails if people don’t follow social-distancing rules

By Dana Branham and Nataly Keomoungkhoun7:01 PM

Canton’s massive flea market cancels April event, a first in its 170-year history

By Paul O'Donnell7:54 PM

Caregivers allege unsafe testing for coronavirus at urgent care centers north of Dallas

By Miles MoffeitMar 28, 2020

Big 12 announces new coronavirus rules that will allow coaches to hold virtual team, position meetings

By Chuck Carlton1:16 AM

Grammy winner John Prine is in critical condition with COVID-19

By Michael Granberry11:50 PM

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Jason Michael Walker and his fiancee Amber Grayson wait for a hotel shuttle after they arrived at a mostly empty D/FW International Airport on Sunday, March 22, 2020. For the last six months, the couple served as Peace Corps Volunteers in Senegal. Days earlier, they were told to evacuate due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Evacuated from poorest corners of globe, Peace Corps volunteers return to America remade by pandemic

After coronavirus cuts short stints, Dallas-area volunteers face uncertainty, wondering what next for themselves and the organization created by JFK

By Todd J. Gillman

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Clusters of coronavirus reported at Dallas assisted-living centers, official says

Plane crash kills 1 near Dallas-Kaufman county border

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Tim Cowlishaw put the field together, but the fans will decide who’s No. 1.

By Tim Cowlishaw

Big 12 announces new coronavirus rules that will allow coaches to hold virtual team, position meetings

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UNT athletics preparing for financial hit of up to $2.5 million from spread of coronavirus

Men rummage through a huge container of used tools at a Canton First Monday Trade Days.

Canton’s massive flea market cancels April event, a first in its 170-year history

The monthly event in East Texas regularly draws thousands of shoppers, including many from the Dallas area.

By Paul O'Donnell

Foundations unite to save embattled North Texas nonprofits

North Texas businesses reopen factories, offices to produce public health supplies

Scott Burns: Putting your personal finances in perspective amid our coronavirus climate

Jason Michael Walker and his fiancee Amber Grayson wait for a hotel shuttle after they arrived at a mostly empty D/FW International Airport on Sunday, March 22, 2020. For the last six months, the couple served as Peace Corps Volunteers in Senegal. Days earlier, they were told to evacuate due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Evacuated from poorest corners of globe, Peace Corps volunteers return to America remade by pandemic

High School Sports

Little Elm's RJ Hampton scores against South Garland during a game in 2018. (Rose Baca/The Dallas Morning News)

As he prepares for NBA draft, former Little Elm star RJ Hampton talks New Zealand basketball, Mavericks and more

Arts & Entertainment

Work by artist Gabriel Dawe is part of the Pandemic Faire, a digital art exhibition created in response to the shutdown of physical art spaces after the coronavirus crisis in 2020.

Welcome to Pandemic Faire — the digital art fair created by two North Texas artists

Diane Fourton and Justin Fourton, the co-owners of the Pecan Lodge restaurant in Deep Ellum, have launched a new nonprofit organization.

Pecan Lodge owners launch nonprofit to help rescue Dallas’ independent restaurants

Cheryl Miller holds a “Kim Brown for Judge" sign as she stands with other candidates signs in the parking lot of Dallas County Government Center at the corner of Beckley Ave and Twelfth St, Precinct 5, March 3, 2020 in Oak Cliff. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Super Tuesday.

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Artwork from 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' on the Nintendo Switch.

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A look at the property at 10706 Bridge Hollow in Dallas.

Peek inside this Preston Hollow home with a French chateau feel and a two-level library