Our #coronavirus tracker is live. Using @TexasDSHS data, you can see how many people have tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Texas each day and what we know about the daily numbers. bit.ly/2xxM4YX
2/ As of April 14, there have been 14,624 cases of people testing positive for the coronavirus in 181 counties. bit.ly/3elHldf 
3/ We’re also measuring the rate of cases per 1,000 residents. That rate is especially high in some small rural counties, where hospitals cannot afford to increase staffing levels. bit.ly/3elHldf
4/ Here’s what Texas’ curve looks like.
This data comes after @TexasDSHS changed its reporting system to track cases gathered directly from counties instead of relying on official case forms. Increases in testing also led to more detected cases. bit.ly/3elHldf
This data comes after @TexasDSHS changed its reporting system to track cases gathered directly from counties instead of relying on official case forms. Increases in testing also led to more detected cases. bit.ly/3elHldf
5/5 Our new #coronavirus tracker also includes data on how many people have been tested, how many people have died and how the virus is impacting Texans of color. bit.ly/3elHldf
