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A perfect storm of COVID, blood drive cancellations and the calendar has created a national blood shortage. Here’s how it’s affecting Texas.
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At-home COVID-19 tests are quick, easy and convenient, but sometimes they can give a false negative result. Here are a few tips from an expert on how to get the most accurate results.
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School districts and educators across the region say there are higher rates of teachers calling in sick.
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The highly contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus has North Texans searching for testing sites, but some places and some home tests may be scams.
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Several colleges and universities in Texas are rethinking their spring semester plans as coronavirus cases surge, amplified by the omicron variant. Institutions announced they’ll host classes online through January or allow faculty to decide whether to meet in person.
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As cases of the COVID-19 variant omicron continue to increase across North Texas, public health departments are ramping up testing availability.
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Texans know even less about the COVID-19 situation in county jails than they did last spring – and researchers warn the spread of infection among incarcerated people and staff could put communities at greater risk.
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The omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to spread throughout the state as classes resume for most Texas school kids after their holiday break.
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The change comes after a recent increase in cases and hospitalizations.
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Airlines say staffing shortages and winter weather are contributing to cancellations.
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After nearly two years of navigating life during a pandemic, many Texans are now scrambling for COVID tests, delaying plans and worrying about relatives who have been exposed to the virus.