Texas Anti-Abortion Group Takes Message To New York Billboards
A three-story high billboard put up in the SoHo neighborhood of New York Tuesday is causing quite a stir.
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A three-story high billboard put up in the SoHo neighborhood of New York Tuesday is causing quite a stir.
Seven-month-old Rider Mathine is usually a happy baby. "If he's fussy, I know something's wrong," said his mother Ricki.
Hundreds of millions of Americans have a cell phone. But are they safe? A new study, showing changes in the brains of cell phone users, is fueling concerns about the effect of the phones on people's health.
Natalie Hudson was born without a hand, but that hasn't stopped her from pursuing her passion.
A few months ago Candice Hankins of Grand Prairie and Leslie Westenhaver of Mesquite were strangers.
Tying a shoe lace. Buckling a seatbelt... Looking into the eyes of a mother and father… And recognizing them.
A Republican lawmaker says she plans to file legislation seeking federal permission for Texas to bypass some Medicaid requirements.
Believed to promote faster healing, hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been used for decades in hospital burn units. Now a new Dallas clinic is using it to treat everything from sports injuries to autism.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill with an amendment singling out the Planned Parenthood organization. The "Pence Amendment" would cut all federal funding, about $317 million dollars to the non-profit organization, which serves an estimated 90,000 DFW residents.
It was all the rage in the 1950s and 1960s, and now the hula hoop is making a comeback.
A dramatic 911 call Thursday captured a dispatcher helping a Lewisville man during the most stressful moment of his life. Mohamed Bojang says he didn't have time to take his pregnant wife to the hospital Thursday morning when she started having contractions.
The Fort Worth League of Neighborhoods presented scientific evidence to a group of about 25 parents Thursday that showed high levels of carbon disulfide found near three FWISD schools.
The Texas Senate hears debate on a bill that would require doctors to conduct a sonogram before performing an abortion.
When a softball player steps into the batter's box, they tend to expect a curve ball from time-to-time. But not like the one thrown to Texas Women's University student and softball player Abby Burns. Burns, 21, was recently diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia
Two bills introduced into the Texas Senate would change health care billing procedures.