Tag: Raymondville
Spiking COVID-19 cases cause some programs to hit pause
HARLINGEN — School districts across the Rio Grande Valley and the state have announced they will be postponing summer strength and conditioning and sport-specific...
Spiking COVID-19 cases cause some programs to hit pause
HARLINGEN — School districts across the Rio Grande Valley and the state have announced they will be postponing summer strength and conditioning and sport-specific...
Willacy confirms five more COVID-19 cases
RAYMONDVILLE — Public health officials have confirmed five more Willacy County residents have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing this rural county’s total case...
Employee COVID-19 positive at Willacy State Jail
RAYMONDVILLE — State corrections officials have confirmed an employee at the Willacy State Jail has tested positive for the coronavirus.
Later this week, the state...
Employee COVID-19 positive at Willacy State Jail
RAYMONDVILLE — State corrections officials have confirmed an employee at the Willacy State Jail has tested positive for the coronavirus.
Later this week, the state...
Three more inmates COVID-19 positive at Willacy jail
RAYMONDVILLE — Three more inmates have tested positive as officials continue to work to contain the Willacy County Jail’s coronavirus outbreak.
On Tuesday, the test...
Three more inmates COVID-19 positive at Willacy jail
RAYMONDVILLE — Three more inmates have tested positive as officials continue to work to contain the Willacy County Jail’s coronavirus outbreak.
On Tuesday, the test...
Willacy County COVID-19 jail outbreak leads more jailers, inmates testing positive
RAYMONDVILLE — The Willacy County Jail’s coronavirus outbreak has infected at least 21 jailers and inmates as officials try to stop the virus from...
Willacy County COVID-19 jail outbreak leads more jailers, inmates testing positive
RAYMONDVILLE — The Willacy County Jail’s coronavirus outbreak has infected at least 21 jailers and inmates as officials try to stop the virus from...
Willacy County coronavirus cases rise to 42
Willacy County’s tally of coronavirus cases increased to 41 on Monday after it received confirmation of an additional nine positives, according to a Department of State Health Services news release.
The cases include eight men and one woman, ranging in age from their 20s to their 50s.
“The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) Public Health Region 11 and Willacy County continue to work together against COVID-19,” Regional Medical Director Emilie Prot wrote in the statement. “We are vigilant and reporting results for COVID-19 in the region. We are also working together to educate and promote social distancing and staying at home.”
Read the full story at themonitor.com.