Dallas Garden Helping Feed Those In Need
There is a community garden located just two miles from downtown Dallas. Although it is more than 20 years old, it has never produced more food than this year.
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There is a community garden located just two miles from downtown Dallas. Although it is more than 20 years old, it has never produced more food than this year.
More than 100 North Texans have been notified they did receive an injection from the medication involved in nationwide meningitis outbreak.
Texas is among 23 states that received shipments of a steroid used to treat back pain but is now linked to a rare fungal meningitis outbreak.
Flu season officially got underway this week and with vaccine supplies plentiful and access easy, where are the crowds? Where is the concern?
It is estimated that some 340,000 Texans suffer from Alzheimer's disease. An online community has now been started for those Texans and millions upon millions of others worldwide impacted by the disease.
For years, North Texas parents have put their children to bed saying "Don't let the bed bugs bite." But that phrase, meant as a joke, has become a strange reality for many across the region.
CBS 11 dug through records and checked health inspections for North Texas BBQ restaurants.
Cynthia Wilson of Dallas didn't walk through the doors of a Planned Parenthood clinic looking for contraception
More than 14,000 people living in Dallas County are living with HIV, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services, and many of them don't know it.
Dallas County Health and Human Services confirms the seventeenth virus related death in the county.
Exide says it has notified 120 employees at its battery recycling plant in Frisco that they will be laid off on November 30.
After analyzing the genetics of actual tumors, researchers say they are now closing in on the causes of cancer and how to cure it.
The store was open for business when customers heard over the loud speaker that there was a race taking place in the store.
With the threat of the West Nile Virus still looming as Plano's Balloon Festival is set to start, the city's health department has been working overtime to drive out any mosquitoes.