Dallas Theater Center Cancels 'A Christmas Carol' Performances After Positive COVID Case

The Dallas Theater Center is canceling some upcoming performances of 'A Christmas Carol' at the Wyly Theatre in the Arts District.

• Dec 17, 2021

Days After DC Senate Hearing, Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly Tests Positive For COVID-19

Officials with Dallas-based Southwest Airlines have confirmed that company CEO Gary Kelly has tested positive for COVID-19.

• Dec 17, 2021

U.S. Military Begins Discharging Troops Who Refuse COVID Vaccine

All of the U.S. military services have now begun disciplinary actions and discharges for troops who have refused to get the mandated coronavirus vaccine.

• Dec 17, 2021

FDA Says Abortion Pills Can Be Sent By Mail As Supreme Court And Appeals Courts Weighs Cases

The Food and Drug Administration is lifting a requirement that patients seeking medication abortion had to pick up the prescription in-person, instead allowing pills to be sent by mail.

• Dec 17, 2021

AAA Predicts Winter Holiday Travel, On The Road And In The Air, To Rebound At Record Numbers

There is a major increase in the number of people hitting the road and taking to the skies this holiday season.

• Dec 17, 2021

After Allowing Texas Abortion Law To Stand, Supreme Court Returns The Case To Appeals Court

The justices returned a lawsuit over the six-week abortion ban to a federal appeals court that has twice allowed the law to stay in effect, rather than to a district judge who sought to block it.

• Dec 16, 2021

Dallas Hospital Performs First New Heart Transplant Technique In Texas

Medical City Heart Hospital has become the first in Texas transplant a heart using a new technique called donation after cardiac death (DCD).

• Dec 15, 2021

Kroger Ending Some COVID Benefits, Adding Surcharges For Unvaccinated Workers

Kroger is ending some benefits for unvaccinated workers as the company attempts to compel more of their workforce to become vaccinated as cases of COVID-19 are again rising.

• Dec 15, 2021

US Supreme Court Won't Stop Restrictive Texas Abortion Law, But Says Clinics Can Sue

The Supreme Court is allowing Texas' new restrictive abortion law to remain in effect, but ruled that abortion providers can sue over the state's ban on most abortions.

• Dec 10, 2021

Omicron Variant Of COVID Complicating A Busy Holiday Travel Season

One in three Americans are expected to travel during the Christmas holiday. This has some health officials on high alert as COVID cases rise across the country.

• Dec 8, 2021

North Texas COVID Patient Gets Motorcycle Escort Home After Being Released From Hospital

It was a roaring goodbye and welcome home for one North Texan who survived after being infected with COVID-19.

• Dec 6, 2021

Traveling Outside The US? Check Out The New COVID-19 Testing Policy You Need To Know

If you have any international travel plans coming up, you should know about the tighter COVID-19 testing timeline that went into effect on Monday.

• Dec 6, 2021

'The Future Feels Like A Scary Place:' Dallas ISD Program Helps Parents & Students Navigate An Uncertain World

A Dallas ISD program is helping students and parents stay mentally healthy in an uncertain world.

• Dec 2, 2021

CDC: Public Health Authorities Investigating Additional Confirmed Case Of COVID-19 Omricron Variant

CDC officials announced Thursday that they are working with authorities in Minnesota and New York to investigate a confirmed case of COVID-19 caused by the Omricron variant.

• Dec 2, 2021

3 FWISD Schools Receive $10,000 Grants From UNT Health Science Center

Fort Worth ISD officials announced today that three schools are each receiving $10,000 grants for campus wellness activities from the UNT Health Science Center.

• Nov 29, 2021

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