COVID-19

Arlington Fire Department Chief Don Crowson retires May 31. He's served about 40 years, through rapid development in the entertainment district, COVID-19 and natural disasters.

Since it began in 2022, a partnership between Children's Health and Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute has trained 75 health professionals in Dallas-Fort Worth through online modules and in-person case study discussions.

Researchers from the University of North Texas at Dallas are gathering more than 20 community partners over the next few months to discuss what they learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Telehealth will still be an option for many, but additional restrictions will apply.

Ten contestants will vie for a $15,000 prize and role in a Fort Worth Opera production.

Texas is at the center of a nationwide war between state and local authorities. It’s an escalating dispute over who has what power — and when.

While the trends are encouraging, health experts say we may not be out of the woods yet.

Some studies have shown that half of people with long COVID develop symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome or ME/CFS.

In a statement, County Judge Tim O'Hare called living with the virus — which has killed more than 90,000 Texans — "a new normal."

COVID-19 cases were already rising ahead of the holidays, and the trend is continuing into 2023.

Two bills filed with the Texas State House – HB 673 and HB 511 — are being hailed as “no costs measures” to curb homelessness by housing advocates.