Worldwide COVID-19 Death Toll Surpasses 6 Million

Researchers with Johns Hopkins University released information on March 7 that the global COVID-19 death toll has surpassed 6 million.

• Mar 7, 2022

All Eyes On Texas After Gender-Affirming Care Court Ruling And Claims Of Abuse From The Governor

Texas is getting national attention after a judge blocked the state from looking into the gender-affirming medical care that one family is providing to their transgender teen.

• Mar 3, 2022

Texas Extends Emergency SNAP Benefits For March 2022

Governor Greg Abbott announced Wednesday that emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are being extended for March 2022.

• Mar 2, 2022

Denton City Council Votes To Rescind Face Mask Mandate

The Denton City Council has approved rescinding an area mask mandate.

• Mar 2, 2022

Abbott Nutrition Expands Similac Baby Formula Recall After Another Infant Dies

Abbott Nutrition is recalling another lot of baby formula after a second child is believed to have consumed the formula, fell ill and later died.

• Mar 1, 2022

Alexa Voice Assistant To Soon Help Find Telehealth Doctors For Non-Emergencies

Are you in need of medical advice but don't have a doctor to call? Amazon's Alexa will soon be able to connect you with one.

• Feb 28, 2022

Dallas ISD Mask Mandate Expires, Students And Staff Now Have Options

Students in North Texas' largest school district will head back to the classroom without a mask mandate Monday.

• Feb 28, 2022

Carnival Cruise Line To Begin Relaxing Mask Mandates On March 1

Carnival Cruise Line will soon be relaxing mask rules on its ships.

• Feb 21, 2022

Dealing With Pediatric Heart Health As Thousands Of Texas Babies Are Born With Congenital Defects

February is all about heart health and while we focus a lot on adults, we want to take a moment to talk about children.

• Feb 21, 2022

'Listen To Your Heart' Says 33-Year-Old North Texas Heart Attack Survivor

"I thought I was invincible," says Domonique Reagan of Arlington with a laugh.

• Feb 18, 2022

Abortion Moves To Background As COVID, Power Grid Take The Spotlight In Texas' Primary Election

Despite Texas enacting one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country, midterm candidates are spending more time talking about COVID, immigration and the reliability of the power grid.

• Feb 18, 2022

Opioid Crisis Settlement Will Send $1.17 Billion To Texas For Treatment, Prevention And Education

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured $1.167 billion for the state out of the $26 billion opioid agreement with the three major pharmaceutical distributors in the U.S.

• Feb 16, 2022

Oklahoma Still Seeing Huge Influx Of Women From Texas Getting Abortion Provider Services

Two abortion providers in Oklahoma say they're still seeing a massive influx of women from Texas who want to terminate their pregnancies after Texas passed one of the most restrictive anti-abortion laws in the U.S.

• Feb 16, 2022

Ten People, Including 2 Doctors, Indicted In $300 Million Healthcare Kickback Scheme

Officials with the Department of Justice have indicted 10 people, including two medical doctors, in a $300 million healthcare fraud scheme.

• Feb 10, 2022

Pfizer Asks FDA To Allow COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Under 5

Pfizer has asked the FDA for emergency use authorization for its COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 6 months to 5 years.

• Feb 2, 2022

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