Hidalgo County adds 19 cases to virus count, 37 cleared in total

April 15, 2020

On Tuesday, the number of coronavirus cases rose by 19 in Hidalgo County, according to a release. Among the new cases, 15 involve female patients.

Officials say of the number of active cases, 33 patients are hospitalized, including six in intensive care units.

What to do if someone has COVID-19 symptoms in the workplace or violates county orders

April 14, 2020

Many Valley residents have voiced their concerns regarding possible COVID-19 exposure in the workplace.

Many of those concerns are related to; your co-workers showing signs of COVID-19, your employers not properly enforcing masks orders and violations of county shelter-in-place orders.

Utility Assistance Available In Hidalgo County

April 14, 2020

Hidalgo County Community Service Agency may be closed to the public, but they are still here to serve you..

You can log on to Hidalgocsa.org and download an application for help paying your electricity or water bill. Once filled you can send the form through email, fax or mail.

Hidalgo County judge: ‘This is not the time to relax our community controls’

April 14, 2020

The next 10 days will be critical in assessing how effective early efforts at slowing the spread of COVID-19 in Hidalgo County.

That’s according to Hidalgo County Judge Judge Richard F. Cortez in a 10-minute long video message he delivered Tuesday, saying “this is not the time to relax our community controls.”

Rio Grande Valley Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise

April 15, 2020

The number of people testing positive for the coronavirus in Hidalgo County has gone over 200. County health officials Tuesday confirmed 19 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the county’s total to 217. Among the active cases, 33 are being treated in the hospital, 6 in intensive care.

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