Cook Children's Medical Center announced Thursday evening that it is rescheduling all elective surgeries that require inpatient admission.
The department announced Friday, Sept. 17, the passing of Lieutenant Earnest Oldham.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports last year was the deadliest year on record for drug overdoses.
“We are happy to have them. One thousand people a day are moving to the state of Texas, and they are coming from all over the nation.”
"If you get too sick from Covid, you may not recover, and your body may not be well enough to be ready to carry a pregnancy optimally.”
Currently, Cook Children’s is treating 39 COVID-19 patients, 13 of whom are in the ICU.
The list of those suffering from what's known as long COVID continues to grow.
Ongoing efforts to rid the city of mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus continues tonight.
Booster shots are becoming available for the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, but still no word on the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
First-time offenders will be fined $500-$1,000, while repeat offenders will be forced to shell out between $1,000 and $3,000.
Parents in Fort Worth made an emergency request Tuesday for another court to act and set aside the mask rule while the appeal is in process.
“We’re sort of in a perfect storm,” said Matt Zavadsky with MedStar. “We’ve got incredible 911 response volume. The hospitals are full.”
But according to new data from UT Southwestern, masks are likely the reason Dallas County may catch a break in COVID-19 hospitalizations.
The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to deny an emergency appeal from abortion providers and others.
“As a parent, having to send your kid every day and not knowing if they’re going to be safe, that’s horrible."
On Monday, August 30, Cook Children’s opened a third COVID-19 unit to make room for nine more patients, but they were full within 24 hours.
It seems mosquitoes are stronger than the sprays deployed to kill them. Arlington is joining the fight to rid the area of West Nile virus.
The rolling seven-day average of daily COVID-19 deaths in Texas was 200 per day.
Another treatment is scheduled tonight in Dallas. See where, when — and learn how to keep yourself and your loved ones from exposure.
A group of parents expressed their concern during a school board meeting on Monday night, August 30.
Parents are struggling to balance work, child care and self-care while keeping worries. You don't have to do it alone.
The city has another "control area" its dousing with chemicals to eradicate mosquitoes in the area carrying West Nile virus.
Parents gave the Highland Park ISD school board an earful on Saturday.
Where will the city be spraying tonight? How can you help stem the infestation of mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus? The answers are here.
Anyone who can show proof they’ve been fully vaccinated by Wednesday, September 1, will receive an extra week of vacation time.
For one North Texas man, there's no need to twist his arm into taking the COVID booster.
There is a big interest for it at local feed stores, but they're telling people not to ingest it.
Texas Children's Hospital is seeing a surge of coronavirus cases, nearly all of them caused by the Delta variant.
The city is battling those resilient mosquitos in hopes of eradicating the West Nile virus they carry. See how you can help.
COLUMN: Your site knows more than the CDC. You're "free" not to be vaccinated. Fine. But don't show up at a concert demanding to be let in.
Laredo Port of Entry is credited for preventing serious harm that can be caused by infiltration of pest species foreign to the U.S.
West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes continue to appear in local samples. Accordingly, Dallas will spray a number of neighborhoods tonight.
Between chants of “protect our kids” and “no masks, no school,” they also targeted Board President Tobi Jackson.
For weeks, Governor Greg Abbott and Atty. General Paxton has stood by the executive order banning mask mandates as hospitals try to cope.
Find out where the city is spraying and what you can do to help the city eradicate the mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus.
So long as the city continues to find infected mosquitoes, the city will continue to spray for them. Here's how to protect yourself.
Parents rushing their kids to the emergency department of Cook Children’s Hospital, for non-emergencies, is overwhelming staff.
“I got vaccinated as soon as I could,” said Gosslee. “I ended up having to go to Athens, Texas to the CVS there.”
The state’s Department of State Health Services said Texas is in “one of its worst fights” it has faced with COVID-19.
"I mean this in all sincerity. In our hospitals, we treat Democrats and republicans the same way."