COVID-19 Bulletin (03/31/22)

The story behind the Dallas firefighter who lied about his COVID-19 diagnosis.

By Jencie Tomasek | March 30, 2022|11:00 pm

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins reported 516 new COVID-19 cases and 20 deaths on Wednesday.

US News and World Report dives into the disparity in COVID-19 deaths for Native Americans here.

President Biden is set to receive his 2^nd booster as the US launches its covid.gov site, read more from the Associated Press here.

NBC DFW shares the story of a former Dallas firefighter who lied about COVID-19 diagnosis and is now on probation.

The Houston Chronicle reports that Houston sees a rise in BA.2 COVID-19 omicron subvariant which is expected to become dominant there.

UT Dallas is paying students to get vaccinated. Pandemic unemployment benefits to end next month.

The omicron variant has arrived in the U.S. as Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers is blocked by a federal judge.

There are just 14 available ICU beds in Dallas County. Dallas ISD to mandate masks, contradicting Governor's order.

By Shefali Konda

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