Texas health officials warn of a measles outbreak in the South Plains and Panhandle, stressing the importance of vaccination to prevent the highly contagious and potentially serious disease.

Tarrant County Commissioner Alisa Simmons has set up a vaccination clinic during a measles outbreak that will take place at her Kidney Wellness & Health Expo.

An adult in Rockwall County has been confirmed with measles; direct contacts have been notified. The case is not linked to the West Texas outbreak. Symptoms and preventive measures, including vaccination, are stressed by the health authority.

Post-holiday season, there's a high demand for blood donations, with Denton County Emergency Services District #1 underscoring the critical need as donor numbers typically drop due to holidays and winter challenges.

Denton County Public Health advocates for flu vaccinations during National Influenza Vaccination Week to protect individuals and the community, emphasizing the urgency with flu season nearing its peak.

Denton County is responding to a positive WNV mosquito trap by conducting ground fogging south of Argyle and advising residents to take preventative measures.

Euless, Texas initiates insecticide spraying in Zone 9 to combat West Nile Virus after positive mosquito tests, advising residents to minimize exposure and contact with the pesticide BIOMIST 4+4 ULV.

Two Denton County Emergency Services members attended the F1RST 3 Day Peer Support & Wellness Summit to enhance mental health support among firefighters.

Denton County Public Health confirms a positive West Nile Virus mosquito trap and plans nightly fogging to reduce mosquito populations. Residents are advised to take preventative measures.

Denton County reports four new human cases of West Nile Virus, bringing the season's total to eighteen. The health department urges preventive actions against mosquitoes.

Denton County reports an increase in West Nile Virus cases and a second fatality, urging the public to take preventive measures against mosquito bites.

Arlington conducts targeted ground spraying after three mosquito samples test positive for West Nile Virus, with no special precautions required for residents.

The City of Arlington's news reports an upcoming Fall Drug Take Back event on October 26 for safe disposal of medications to prevent misuse and water contamination.