AUSTIN — Worsening coronavirus trends in Texas again set another grim milestone Thursday as the state reported more than 100 deaths in a single day for the first time, making this the deadliest week of the pandemic in what has rapidly become one of America's virus hot zones.

Kerr County added 16 coronavirus cases on Thursday, and there were three new hospitalizations at Peterson Regional Medical Center. 

As mass gatherings loom in Kerrville, the Kerr County sheriff took to social media to decry the governor’s refusal to let his deputies shut down the events

Two hundred nineteen Kerr County residents were infected with the coronavirus since the start of the pandemic, two have died, 79 have recovered, 138 cases are active, and two are hospitalized, according to information released Wednesday afternoon by the city of Kerrville.

As the coronavirus pandemic surges across Texas, almost no county has gone unscathed, but on Wednesday, Kerr County saw its worst day yet with 59 new cases of COVID-19. Overall, the day proved to be particularly bad for the state as a whole. 

HOUSTON — A few weeks after more than 100 people attended her husband's funeral, the widow herself was on the brink of death.

Texas hit new highs on Tuesday for new cases, deaths and hospitalizations for the coronavirus. 

Information about local efforts to control the coronavirus pandemic will be released in a live video broadcast this week.

One hundred fifty nine Kerr County residents were infected with the coronavirus since the start of the pandemic, two have died, 57 have recovered and 100 cases are active, and two are hospitalized, according to the latest information released from the city of Kerrville and Peterson Health on…

The coronavirus pandemic hit Kerr County the hardest yet over the Fourth of July weekend. On Monday, about 40 new cases were reported by local officials and Peterson Health.