Tracking Coronavirus in Victoria County, Texas: Latest Map and Case Count Updated March 23, 2023. We have published redesigned tracking pages to better reflect the current state of the pandemic.

See the latest charts and maps of virus hospitalizations, cases, deaths, tests and vaccinations in Victoria County, Texas. ... Track Covid-19 in Victoria County, Texas ...

Victoria County currently has a total maximum deviation of 14.61%. One proposed new map would add the portion of the Tanglewood and Brentwood subdivisions, which are currently in Precinct 4, to ...

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VICTORIA COUNTY, Texas — A family that once faced overwhelming odds went on to own thousands of acres of land in Victoria County. "It started with a dream that you could own something and if you ...

The Texas Tribune has an interactive map at its website showing the per capita cases of COVID-19. As of 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Victoria County was among the top in the state with 0.95 cases per ...

This is not the first time Victoria representatives have proposed moving the university to the Texas A&M system. In 2011, community members pushed then-Rep. Geanie Morrison to file a similar bill.

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BRAZORIA COUNTY, Texas -- A convicted sex offender who escaped from a prison outside Houston was captured about 40 miles away, officials said. The Brazoria County Sheriff's Office announced the ...

Missing Texas woman's body found near park in Victoria County, officials say Amanda Stevenson was reported missing a week ago. Authorities said they believe they found her body in a creek on Tuesday.

County officials approved the purchase of an insurance policy that would help respond to data breaches and provide identity protection for residents. Victoria County, Texas to Invest in ...

This is not the first time Victoria representatives have proposed moving the university to the Texas A&M system. In 2011, community members pushed then-Rep. Geanie Morrison to file a similar bill.