Denton County Public Health confirmed the county’s first human West Nile case of 2026; the patient has a non‑neuroinvasive infection and officials urge precautions. Mosquito traps across North Texas have recently tested positive.

Tarrant County inspections found roaches, fruit flies and unsafe food temperatures at several eateries, with failing scores for Italian Crust and Noodle Works. Some problems were fixed on reinspection.

Dallas County says DFW wastewater tests have picked up low-level signals of norovirus and measles; officials emphasize hydration and basic hygiene as surveillance continues.

A midwifery partnership with Diana Health helped Texas Health Allen report higher births and lower cesarean rates in 2025, hospital officials say.

A mosquito sample in Carrollton's area 6B tested positive for West Nile, and crews will spray overnight on June 30 and July 1. Officials urge repellents and removing standing water.

Frisco will run overnight spraying after a mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile; officials say no human cases have been confirmed and urge standard precautions.

As Texas heat returns, safety data show the state has among the highest total of child hot-car deaths. Experts and federal agencies list simple steps families and bystanders can take.

Medical City Frisco and Medical City Plano rolled out a mobile ECPR program in April, letting paramedics trigger ECMO‑equipped teams en route to speed cardiac rescue. The system makes Frisco the first local hospital to offer ECPR and builds on Plano’s ECMO work.

Mesquite officials say mosquitoes in ZIP code 75181 tested positive for West Nile. Crews planned late‑night spraying in the Parkchase area and urged residents to follow bite‑prevention steps.

Cook Children’s Prosper opened a NICU in 2025 and is seeking Level III neonatal and trauma designations so critically ill kids can be treated closer to home.

A mosquito trap near Douglas Court in Arlington tested positive for West Nile, prompting targeted overnight spraying and reminders to drain standing water. Officials recommend repellents and limiting dusk/dawn exposure.

JPS Health Network’s draft 2027 budget confronts full beds, rising self‑pay cases and discharge barriers as leaders target shorter stays while a new hospital is built.

Temporary medical tents outside Medical City Frisco and Medical City Arlington will triage heat-related illness and minor injuries as World Cup visitors arrive.