Drugs — from cancer meds to children's Tylenol — are in short supply
Nationwide drug shortage is a "tragedy happening in slow motion," a cancer surgeon says. "Patients simply deserve better."
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Nationwide drug shortage is a "tragedy happening in slow motion," a cancer surgeon says. "Patients simply deserve better."
Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered Texas flags across the state lowered to half-staff on May 24 in honor of the 19 children and two teachers murdered at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde last year.
Memorial Day road trips are up 6% over last year in Texas with 3 million expected to drive to their destinations, AAA Texas says.
A fire killed two women and a dog in Arlington on May 21.
Figueroa was found safely, Prosper police announced on May 23.
Dr. Vivek Murthy urged policymakers and tech companies to take "immediate action" to protect young people.
Amid declines in enrollment in community colleges nationally and low completion rates, Dallas College invested in hiring counselors who take a more hands-on approach
Irvin Walker was shot three times while he was looking for a parking spot.
After two firefighters were injured responding to another fire last March, complete demolition was ordered and now it's finally complete. An official announcement of what's to come is expected Tuesday morning.
A family member posted on social media saying Hullaby was last seen on Friday in Dallas. They weren't able to track any of his devices, which is "not him at all."
Tucupita Marcano hit his first career grand slam, rookie Luis Ortiz pitched into the eighth inning and earned his first major league victory and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Texas Rangers 6-4.
One year after the school shooting that killed 21 people, victims' families say little has changed to stop it from happening again.
On a recent warm Wednesday afternoon, 11-year-old Mayah Zamora and her family paid a visit to the San Antonio food bank.
The disruption followed the shooting death of a student Sunday at an apartment complex about two miles from the school.
"Texas law caused me to be detained against my will for five days and treated like a criminal all during the most traumatic and heartbreaking experience I've had in my life."
