DATA & REFERENCE
See how the percentage of hospitalized COVID-19 patients differs in North Texas counties. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
What you need to know about North Texas' regional COVID-19 response
As of Nov. 30, patients confirmed to have COVID-19 filled 16.1% of hospital beds in Trauma Service Area E, which includes Collin, Denton, Tarrant and Dallas counties among others. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
North Texas hovers above key COVID-19 hospitalization threshold as further restrictions loom
There have now been 4,574 total confirmed cases in Plano, data shows, and 298 are active as of Nov. 2. (Community Impact staff)
Tracking COVID-19: Weekly cases higher than week prior in Plano, Collin and Denton counties
Aside from a large influx of backlogged cases Oct. 3, Plano has consistently had fewer than 200 new cases in a seven-day period since mid-September. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Tracking COVID-19: Plano continues trend of fewer than 200 new cases per week
(Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Report on Collin County economic opportunities reveals disparities in income, health, education
In Denton County, there have been 743 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed by molecular test in the seven reporting days ending Oct. 16. (Community Impact staff)
Tracking COVID-19: Denton County cases trend upward again as officials report antigen test results
Oct. 15 was the last day to complete the U.S. 2020 Census. (Chance Flowers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Updated: Plano matches self-response rate of last decade's as 2020 Census count comes to a halt
In Denton County, there have been 573 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed since Sept. 15. (Community Impact staff)
Tracking COVID-19: New confirmed cases of coronavirus hold steady in Denton County since mid-September
In a comparison of those cities larger than 192,000, Plano ranks first in resident responses, with a lead of roughly 5% from second place Garland as of Sept. 14. (Courtesy U.S. Census Bureau)
Plano receives highest resident response to Census out of 15 largest cities in Texas
On Sept. 14, Collin County reported 770 active cases of COVID-19. (Community Impact staff)
Tracking COVID-19: Plano new daily cases fluctuate over past week
In Denton County, there have been 1,034 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed since Aug. 21. (Community Impact staff)
Tracking COVID-19: Denton County sees 2 weeks of sustained growth in new confirmed cases
The county is working with the state to resolve issues of "confidence" with the accuracy of its reporting, according to an Aug. 24 post by Collin County Judge Chris Hill. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Tracking COVID-19 in Plano: New daily cases drop after influx of backlogged cases
The beginning of 2020 showed that travel at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport was higher than in 2019. (Michelle Degard/Community Impact Newspaper)
DATA: See how airports' passenger traffic has changed amid pandemic
In all, 180 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the past seven days—down from the 211 confirmed the week before—as 91 additional people were marked as recovered from the virus. (Community Impact staff)
Tracking COVID-19 in Plano: Number of active cases grows by 22% in first week of August as area hospitalizations continue their decline
In all, 211 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the past seven days, up from 154 confirmed during the week that ended July 23. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Plano's active coronavirus case total rises 80% since July 22 as Collin County hospitalizations trend downward
Fewer Plano houses were on the market in June as home prices continued their year-over-year rise. (Daniel Houston/Community Impact Newspaper)
Market data: Plano home prices continue their rise year over year as supply dwindles
More than 6,000 Plano businesses received potentially forgivable loans through the federal Paycheck Protection Program. (Courtesy Pexels)
Interactive: Explore the thousands of Plano businesses that received PPP loans
Median sale price rose year over year in Plano during May. (Data provided by Collin County Association of Realtors)
Market data: Fewer Plano homes hit the market in May than did at same time last year
Plano saw a 28% reduction in the number of new coronavirus cases confirmed in the seven-day period ending July 22 compared to the week prior. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Plano sees 28% reduction in new coronavirus cases confirmed over past week