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The number of abortions performed across Texas dropped after a 2013 law forced the closure of clinics in all but the largest cities, and the decline was steeper the farther a woman lived from one of the remaining clinics.
These groups embody the difficulty the emboldened GOP congressional majorities face: Make good on their promises to repeal the 2010 health care law while preserving popular provisions.
Even as the election outcome intensifies America's abortion debate, a comprehensive new survey finds the annual number of abortions in the U.S has dropped to well under 1 million, the lowest level since 1974.
President-elect Donald Trump says his plan to replace the nation's health care law will include "insurance for everybody."
Cricket fans say that if only 1 percent of the U.S. population substituted even just 1 percent of their meat consumption with insects, millions of gallons of water in drinking and irrigation would be saved.
The U.S. government is accusing Fiat Chrysler of violating the Clean Air Act on some of its diesel engines, according to two people briefed on the case.
Federal officials said that a Houston company is recalling more than 3,500 pounds of chicken breast product due to mislabeling and undeclared allergens. There have been no confirmed reports of anyone getting sick.
CVS is now selling a rival generic version of Mylan's EpiPen at about a sixth of its price, just months after the maker of the emergency allergy treatment was eviscerated because of its soaring cost.
A warm, wonderful January day is something of a mixed blessing for those bothered by allergies. And if you think it's bad now—brace yourself and buy more tissue.
Horse riders practice all year for the Chisholm Challenge, a competition for equestrians with disabilities. Everyone in the building, more than 200 riders from across Texas, has an uplifting story to share.
The Silhouette Instalift procedure is done without general anesthesia and doesn't require incisions.
The New Year brings resolutions to exercise regularly and be more involved in the community. Well, there's an opportunity, for women only, to do both those things tomorrow in Arlington.
The recent outbreak of mumps has public health officials reminding everyone of the importance of vaccinations, but they say even if you've had your shot, you could still be under-vaccinated.
Austin health officials say a child born in Travis County with microcephaly has the Zika virus.
While lawmakers debate Obamacare's fate, the Obama administration announced more than 1.1 million Texans have signed up for coverage between November 1 and December 31, 2015.