Hi! Welcome to the Advocate coronavirus tracker created with partner Hi George. Graphs are updated daily with new information from Dallas County Health and Human Services. For stories on how our neighborhood is dealing with coronavirus, visit our coronavirus updates page. If you’re interested in restaurants affected by coronavirus, visit our dining page.

On Wednesday July 8, 2020 the number of cases for the following ZIP codes were:

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75218: 112 cases

75231: 521 cases

75238: 224 cases

75243: 444 cases

As of July 7, 2020, Dallas reported 1,077 additional positive cases of coronavirus and 9 additional deaths, bringing total deaths in Dallas County to 410

The deaths ranged from men and women in their 60s to 90s. Some of them had underlying health conditions and some didn’t.

An overwhelming number of positive cases comes from adults between the ages of 18-39. More than half the cases since June 1 have come from this age range, according to the county.

The increasing number of cases is attributed to social gatherings at homes, bars and other places where social distancing guidelines are not always met.

The race most impacted in Dallas is the Hispanic community. Over 6,000 cases and 100 deaths were reported as of June 2020.

The groups still at the highest risk are people over the age of 65, and people who have underlying health conditions. However, Dallas county reports that over two-thirds of Dallas’s hospitalizations come from people under the age of 65, and around half do not have high-risk conditions.