One year after a pilot began, Dallas Fire‑Rescue says field transfusions have helped dozens survive. The department is expanding so blood can reach patients across the city within minutes.

TPWD says HPAI is circulating in wild birds near Amarillo and Lubbock; officials urge residents to avoid sick or dead birds and protect pets and backyard flocks.

A Texans Care for Children review found lawmakers implemented just 8 of 31 children's behavioral-health recommendations, leaving the YES waiver and crisis services strained.

Three measles cases were confirmed this month in a Rockwall County household; exposed family members are under a 21‑day observation and officials urge MMR vaccination.

Arlington's EMS can now start whole‑blood transfusions on scene or during transport, a move officials say will cut deaths from severe bleeding.

A new national report puts Texas near the bottom for health. The shortfall is access — too few doctors, high uninsured rates and cost barriers leave many Texans skipping care.

A LabCafe analysis finds Texas ranks fourth‑highest for STIs; Bexar County recorded the highest metro rate in the state, public‑health officials say. Local clinics are expanding testing amid alarming trends.

North Texans face a surge in flu cases, including a new Super Flu variant. Health experts advise vaccinations and maintain hygiene to protect against it.

A Fort Worth pharmacy posted that it buys a cancer pill for $7 and sells it for $17, while Medicare reimbursed roughly $2,400 — a local example of PBM pricing problems.

Announcement of free Winter Open Gym sessions by White Settlement Community Services, with basketball and social activities, requiring advance registration and own ball.

Early state data and research show infant deaths in Texas have risen since 2021. Lawmakers passed Everly’s Law to require bereavement supports and cooling devices for hospitals.

Grand Prairie is preparing for the annual toy drive, aiming to collect 8,000 toys for local students. Donation sites include city facilities and schools until December 4. The event will feature a live broadcast on December 10.

A viral TikTok captured a woman in active labor at Dallas Regional Medical Center being asked intake questions while in visible pain. State lawmakers met with the hospital and officials say the case is under review.