Criminals are impersonating Texas government agencies to scam people and organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, common scams include unsolicited purchase orders and requests, spoofed emails and phishing attempts, and government impersonation phone scams.

Texas Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information. Learn about the State of Texas’ response to COVID-19, where to find testing and vaccine information, and how you can help. Make sure to seek information from your local city and county government officials too.

Texas Covid-19 Pandemic. DR-4485-TX. Incident Period: Jan 20, 2020 and continuing. Declaration Date: Mar 25, 2020 Quick Links. Multilingual support: FEMA in your language; Recovery resources: State & Local | National; Connect: Social Media | Mobile App & Text; 24/7 counseling ...

By Jan. 11, 2021, the Texas Department of State Health Services had confirmed more than 1.7 million COVID-19 cases in the state — and nearly 30,000 deaths from the disease. But the pandemic isn’t only a health crisis; it’s an economic crisis that continues to wreak havoc on both small firms and major industries.

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - COVID-19 transmission levels in East Texas remain at some of the highest levels seen at any point during the pandemic. “We have had the highest number of daily cases really in the month of August and really up until now than we really have seen during the entirety of this entire pandemic,” NET Health CEO George Roberts said.

COVID-19 Information for Texas Utility Customers This page has information about utility relief that is available for electricity and water customers in Texas. Nearly 600,000 Texans Will Lose Access to a Program That Prevented Electricity Shut-Offs During the Pandemic on Oct. 1 (8/27/2020)

COVID-19 hospitalizations in Texas level off just below the pandemic’s winter peak The numbers have stayed within a few hundred of a grim milestone as the state battles the pandemic’s latest ...

COVID-19 Pandemic Increased Maternal Mortality In Mexico. A Texas A&M study shows that COVID-19, hemorrhage and hypertension were the country's leading causes of maternal deaths in a one-year period.

Lost their jobs or self-employment because of the COVID-19 pandemic Did not earn enough wages in the 18 months before they applied for benefits to qualify for a regular unemployment benefits claim Exhausted their regular unemployment, Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation PEUC and State Extended Benefits ( EB ) or did not qualify for these claims