NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas Comal County officials on Wednesday confirmed five more people have died of COVID-19 complications, for a total of 77 deaths in the county. The deaths include:A man in his 90s who lived at Kirkwood Manor in New Braunfels died at home on July 18. Comal County also confirmed 42 more recoveries from COVID-19, for a total of 2,229. On Wednesday, Comal County hospitals reported caring for 13 COVID-19 patients. Not all of the patients are necessarily county residents; likewise, not all county residents hospitalized with COVID-19 are in Comal County hospitals.

COMAL COUNTY, Texas Comal County officials confirmed the COVID-19-related deaths of seven residents over the weekend, making 21 deaths in July so far and 29 COVID-19-related deaths total in the county. A man in his 60s from New Braunfels died Friday in a New Braunfels hospital. A woman in her 50s from New Braunfels died Saturday in a New Braunfels hospital. As of Saturday, Comal County has had 1,282 confirmed and probable cases in Comal County with 802 of those cases still active. There have been 29 deaths in the county and 458 county residents have recovered from COVID-19.

COMAL COUNTY, Texas Comal County has confirmed six COVID-19-related deaths of residents at two area nursing homes since July 1. Additionally, 103 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Comal County as of Wednesday, according to a press release from a New Braunfels spokesperson. Comal County reports 8th COVID-19 death, issues order requiring face coverings for businesses amid virus surgeThe resident at Kirkwood Manor, a man in his 90s, died Monday in a San Antonio hospital, according to a press release. Comal County has confirmed six new deaths related to COVID-19, all of them residents of area nursing homes, while also... Posted by Comal County, Texas on Wednesday, 8 July 2020There are currently 1,092 confirmed and probably COVID-19 cases in Comal County, according to Public Health officials. With 15 deaths, the county now has 722 active confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases.