Dallas County counts 10 more COVID-19 deaths, AT&T Byron Nelson's new home: Your Tuesday evening roundup

Plus, Khao Noodle Shop is the latest restaurant to close because of the coronavirus crisis.  [Evening roundup]( [NEWS]( | [BUSINESS]( | [SPORTS]( | [HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS]( | [ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT]( | [FOOD]( | [THINGS TO DO]( | [OPINION]( 04/14/2020 By Mallorie Sullivan Good Evening! Here is a look at the top headlines of the day. 🔎 Prefer the online view? It's [here.]( A healthcare worker screens the passenger of a vehicle at a Dallas County drive-thru COVID-19 testing center outside Ellis Davis Field House on April 9 in Dallas. (Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer) CORONAVIRUS [‘The more testing the better.’ New Texas coronavirus data show numbers by county]( the first time since the coronavirus outbreak began, Texas is reporting the total number of people tested by county, giving the public its first glimpse of how testing rates vary within the state. In Dallas County, which has 2.6 million residents, at least 9,500 people have been tested for COVID-19, the data show. In a state where testing has lagged, [the new data can help pinpoint areas where testing rates are particularly low]( and show who among the most vulnerable residents has access to tests. Also: Dallas County announced 10 deaths from COVID-19 on Tuesday afternoon — [the first time the single-day count has crossed into double digits.]( And: Up to one-third of all known coronavirus deaths in Texas [occurred in a long-term care facility]( new death toll numbers show. ADVERTISEMENT  SPORTS [Sources: AT&T Byron Nelson to be moved to McKinney’s TPC Craig Ranch for 5 years beginning in 2021]( The Salesmanship Club and PGA Tour on Tuesday reached a verbal agreement with McKinney’s TPC Craig Ranch to host the AT&T Byron Nelson tournament there for the next five years, beginning in 2021. Sources said a few details remain to be worked out, and that the agreement has yet to be signed, but that could occur as soon as Tuesday afternoon. It’s expected that the 100-year-old Salesmanship Club will on Tuesday afternoon notify its members of the agreement. When finalized, [the move to TPC Craig Ranch will begin a new era for the Nelson.](  Cowboys: As the team prepares for the NFL draft, two of Dallas' top stars [made headlines over the weekend for unflattering reasons.](   Also: Dak Prescott's [leverage against the Cowboys is slipping away]( in a strange offseason.  BUSINESS [Here comes the cash: North Texas hospitals start getting millions from the feds to offset COVID costs]( columnist Mitchell Schnurman writes: Federal dollars are starting to flow to Dallas-Fort Worth hospitals and medical practices after the government began releasing $30 billion from the giant relief package passed by Congress last month. The payments are just the start of the federal coronavirus bailout — $70 billion more will come later from this particular source — [and local hospitals badly need the infusion.](  Also: Southwest Airlines [is cutting thousands more flights and 5,000 flight attendants volunteer for May leaves]( as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to erode air travel.   And: Still not sure whether your business is essential? [There's a form for that.](  ADVERTISEMENT (Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) PHOTO OF THE DAY Donny Sirisavath, owner and chef behind Khao Noodle Shop, prepares shrimp bites at the nationally acclaimed Laotian restaurant back in March 2019. Over the weekend, Sirisavath announced April 18 will be the last night of service, [as the restaurant becomes the latest in North Texas to fall victim to the coronavirus crisis](. "It brought tears to my eyes, just giving up on it," Sirisavath told The Dallas Morning News in an interview. EDITORS' PICKS - Courts: Federal appeals court [allows Texas providers to offer medication abortions]( during the coronavirus pandemic. - Weather: The National Weather Service [has issued a frost advisory for parts of North Texas]( including Collin and Denton counties. - Real estate: A Dallas real estate investor says it's in talks [with 126 of its tenants who have asked for rent relief]( because of the pandemic. ADVERTISEMENT FINALLY... [Local Filipino chef puts catering on hold to focus on COVID-19 hospital work]( In the week before social distancing became the new norm, we shared a story on Dallas’ first Filipino Food Festival and how young entrepreneurs are fueling a boom of the cuisine in North Texas. But John Richard and Marie Manansala, the couple behind Mekeni Filipino Kitchen, were attending an overseas wedding during that time and were left out of the talented lineup at the popular March 8 event. Last week in an Instagram post, the couple paused Mekeni’s catering services and pop-up events, prolonging our wait even further. John Richard’s full-time job is a phlebotomist and lab assistant at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen. He shared that, for now, [he was trading in his apron for an isolation gown](. "Needles, tourniquet[s] and test kits" are taking the place of "knives, pans and pots" until "we defeat the ‘invisible’ enemy." 👋 That's all for this afternoon! For up-to-the-minute news and analysis, check out [DallasNews.com](. Share the love! If you like this newsletter, please forward this email to a friend and [check out our other newsletters here](. Do you have feedback? Send your thoughts, questions, praise and corrections to [newsletter-feedback@dallasnews.com](mailto:newsletter-feedback@dallasnews.com?subject=). 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