Oregon health workers vaccinate drivers while stranded by snow

Oregon health workers who got stuck in a snowstorm on their way back from a COVID-19 vaccination event went car to car injecting stranded drivers before several of the doses expired.

Dallas County approves $5 million in contracts for vaccine efforts

About $4 million will go toward a call center run by a private company. The rest will go toward education campaigns and a paperless registration system.

Dallas convention center COVID-19 vaccine site to open Thursday

The Dallas convention center site will have about 5,000 doses to distribute for people with appointments only starting Thursday.

Jackson 7-year-old dies after tooth extraction

7-year-old Jocelyn Hampel of Jackson was taken to Children's Wisconsin via Flight for Life after a tooth extraction and died days later.

‘Wartime effort’: Biden boosting vaccine supply to states, buying 200 million more doses

President Joe Biden gave his administration’s plan Tuesday to get more vaccines to states quicker - as well as announced he’s purchased an additional 200 million doses, calling his strategy a “wartime effort.”

Dallas Mavs and doctors host 'The Huddle' to discuss vaccine

The Dallas Mavericks are not shying away from tough conversations about race and a part of that is who will and will not get a vaccine against the coronavirus.

COVID-19 vaccine theft charge dismissed against Texas doc

A judge on Monday dismissed a theft charge against a Houston area health department doctor who had been accused by prosecutors of stealing nine doses of coronavirus vaccine from a damaged vial and administering them to family and friends.

Dallas City Council holds emergency meeting on COVID response

Several city council members said there is confusion about the city's role in registering and administering COVID-19 vaccines.

Bishop T.D. Jakes hosts conversation with COVID-19 vaccine experts, including Dr. Fauci

Fauci repeatedly reinforced that no shortcuts were taken in developing the COVID-19 vaccines and that safety and effectiveness is determined by independent scientists before FDA grants approval.

1 in 5 Americans have sexually transmitted diseases

New federal data show that an estimated 1 in 5 people in the United States have had a sexually transmitted infection on any given day and half of them are in people under the age of 24.

Merck ends development of 2 potential COVID-19 vaccines after poor results

Merck said Monday that it will focus instead on studying two possible treatments for the virus that also have yet to be approved by regulators.

Arlington to focus on distributing second vaccine doses

The Arlington Fire Department will provide second doses only on Monday at the ESports Stadium and Expo Center near Globe Life Park.

Scientists developing color-changing test strip to stick on face masks and detect COVID-19

The test, in development from Researchers at the University of California San Diego, collects droplets from the person’s breath and changes color depending on results, similar to how a home pregnancy test works.

Dallas County to consider QR code system for COVID-19 vaccine registration

Clay Jenkins said county commissioners will vote on an emergency contract next week to hire a vendor to develop a QR code system, which he said will ensure ones registering for a vaccination are the ones actually getting it.