A new selfie studio with over 20 photo setups opens in Downtown Dallas, created by former salon owner Doretta Jones, offering themed spaces for photos and special events.

Fort Worth extends its PPE donation program, distributing surplus supplies to local nonprofits, schools, and chambers of commerce on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Fort Worth officials are addressing maternal and infant health disparities, revealing strategies to provide better access to resources and proactive mental health support for mothers in Tarrant County.

The renowned Avra Greek restaurant is set to open in Uptown Dallas, bringing Mediterranean flavors to The Crescent with plans for a $7 million renovation.

Dallas restaurateur Al Biernat has disclosed his diagnosis with ALS and intends to continue valuing diner engagement despite the disease's impact on his speech and swallowing.

Fort Worth extends community center hours for more recreational time, funded by the Crime Control & Prevention District, aiming to enhance community wellness and accommodate diverse schedules.

Eight Dallas-area restaurants have been named James Beard Awards semifinalists, with David Uygur of Lucia up for Outstanding Chef and other local chefs vying for Best Chef: Texas.

Children's Health in North Texas reports a 40% increase in flu cases among kids, with a decrease in RSV and COVID-19 cases, and a slight decline in flu vaccinations may be contributing to the rise. The CDC also shows a spike in flu activity in Texas.

Mesquite's Get Fit initiative hosts Full On Fitness event on February 3, offering free classes such as yoga and Zumba, health professional advice, and snacks at Florence Recreation Center.

Bedford officials warned residents to vaccinate pets against rabies after a skunk attack, and a rabies-positive skunk in New Bedford led to a similar advisory.

Fort Worth invites citizens to discuss air quality improvement plans at an open house on January 18, offering a platform to share ideas and feedback on tackling regional smog issues.

North Texas is experiencing a surge in flu and COVID-19 cases post-holidays, pressuring hospitals as infections rise. Health experts emphasize hygiene and vaccines to combat the uptick.

Tarrant County, Texas faces a flu outbreak, with 11% of ER visits being flu-related. No child flu deaths in Texas reported, despite national cases. RSV also rises, straining hospitals like Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth.