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With large purple circles dotting his shoulder and back, Michael Phelps delivered a performance for the ages and won his 19th career gold medal. Phelps stepped back onto the podium and thrust cupping therapy into the spotlight.
The resident, who lived in the 75006 zip code was in the 60s age range, and had been diagnosed with West Nile Neuroinvasive Disease.
Parents and teenagers listen up… as of today, no one under the age of 18 can buy hookah tobacco, cigars or e-cigarettes, either online or in person. A new Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ban started today.
Members of the Texas Medical Association say doctors here in the state are preparing to fight a "potential Zika epidemic."
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is making his first public appearance since being hospitalized last month with severe burns.
A blockbuster cancer treatment failed in a key study as the drug's maker, Bristol-Myers Squibb, attempts to extend its usage to lung cancer patients.
State health officials say Texas Medicaid will cover the cost of mosquito repellent for pregnant women amid concerns over the Zika virus.
The threat of West Nile Virus is forcing some cities in North Texas to consider aerial spraying for the first time in years.
The video nearly brought Shannon and Cornelius Austin to tears.
Dallas County Health officials are monitoring 12 expectant mothers who may have been exposed to the virus while traveling.
They're looking for lead in water at schools.
The money is provided to address "emerging threat, quickly identify cases of microcephaly and other adverse birth outcomes linked to Zika, and refer affected infants and families to services."
Starbucks is recalling stainless steel straws that it sold in its stores and online after three reports of children suffering "mouth lacerations" while using them. Starbucks said that children should not use the straws.
Community members in Dallas voiced concerns Tuesday about the water quality at South Oak Cliff High School. Lead and other contaminants were recently found in the school's drinking water.
A libertarian nonprofit law firm, that in 2015 won a Texas Supreme Court ruling in a similar case, is filing a lawsuit on behalf of eyebrow threaders in Louisiana.