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Texans, between the ages of 50 and 64, are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. According to Dallas County officials, thousands of vaccine invites have been distributed.
Now that Governor Greg Abbott has lifted all statewide COVID restrictions, many Americans are ready to ditch their masks and resume their old lives, but it may not be that easy for everyone.
As more doses of the COVID-19 vaccine arrive in North Texas, the City of Dallas is working to help people living in priority areas, as designated by FEMA, register to get their shots.
Corporations have sent workers home from offices, leaving ergonomic office furniture in emptied spaces, and employees working from home in bed, on couches or sitting hunched in front of dressers and countertops.
This weekend we "spring forward" and lose a precious hour of sleep, but doctors say if you make adjustments now, it won't be so hard on your body.
CVS Health will begin administering coronavirus vaccines to eligible Texans as early as March 14 at dozens of additional pharmacy locations across the state.
Federal officials have issued revised guidelines for nursing homes, saying people should now be allowed to visit residents indoors in most cases.
Former Presidents George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and their respective former first ladies are part of a newly released ad campaign urging Americans to get the coronavirus vaccine.
The Ronald McDonald House of Dallas, a place that gives a temporary home to families and children battling serious injuries or illnesses, faced their own crisis in February after winter weather struck North Texas.
Texas State Parks have begun expanding capacity statewide. Under Gov. Greg Abbott's latest reopening order parks across the state are giving more Texans a chance to visit.
Texans are no longer under a statewide mandate to wear face coverings in public, but residents shouldn't be too quick to throw out their masks.
The Society of Breast Imaging now recommends scheduling your mammograms before being vaccinated or waiting until at least four weeks after your second dose.
The Fort Worth ISD is teaming with Texas Health Resources to provide COVID-19 vaccinations to all school district employees -- including part-time and substitute employees.
The death toll from the coronavirus in Texas is nearing the 44,000 mark -- with 315 more deaths reported on Thursday alone.
ICU nurse Brittany Smart, who has spent months caring for COVID-19 patients pouring into Texas hospitals, said she doesn't think now is a safe time to take away the mask mandate and calls the governor's move "nerve-racking."