Anger, Disappointment By North Texas Republicans After Senate Obamacare Vote
Conservative activist Sara Legvold of Keller is angry Senate Republicans didn't repeal Obamacare early Friday as they had promised to do for seven years.
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Conservative activist Sara Legvold of Keller is angry Senate Republicans didn't repeal Obamacare early Friday as they had promised to do for seven years.
The Dallas County Health and Human Services has reported the first West Nile virus death in Dallas County for 2017.
House Speaker Paul Ryan says he's "disappointed and frustrated" by the failure of health care legislation in the Senate.
The patient is a resident of the 75214 zip code in Dallas.
For the first time in the United States, scientists have edited the genes of human embryos, a controversial step toward perhaps one day being able to help babies avoid inherited diseases.
People who use e-cigarettes are more likely to kick the habit than those who do not, a new study found. The research is the largest look yet at e-cigarette users, and found that e-cigarettes play a role in helping people quit.
Cities and counties within Texas would not be allowed to partner with abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood under a bill that was approved by the Republican-controlled state Senate.
Seven Republicans joined all Democrats Wednesday in a 45-55 vote defeating the plan.
U.S. health officials are investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to papayas from Mexico that has killed one person in New York and sickened nearly 50 others in a dozen states.
The Cerebrum Center has treated retired NFL players, and even current players for brain injuries.
Research on 202 former football players found evidence of brain disease in nearly all of them, including athletes in the NFL, college football and even high school sports. It's the largest update regarding CTE.
The CDC says 47 people reported getting sick after eating yellow Maradol papayas. Twelve of those people were hospitalized, one died.
As our weekend temperatures inch higher some relief can be found across North Texas thanks to the Salvation Army.
A state panel has suspended the medical license of a Texas doctor who federal authorities say wrote unnecessary prescriptions for powerful drugs that contributed to the overdose deaths of at least seven people.
Dennis Kothmann does algebra for fun—and if you think that makes him strange—consider how he greeted a brain cancer diagnosis last fall.