Growing mpox outbreak could spur global emergency, health officials say

The risk of mpox spreading in the U.S. remains low, but the CDC has put health care providers on alert as infections surge in Africa.

North Texas heart attack survivor shares frightening experience

A North Texas man originally from Germany is happy to be alive after he drove himself to Baylor Hospital in Irving while suffering a heart attack last month.

EPA halts sale of pesticide DCPA due to risks to unborn babies

The EPA has halted the sale of the pesticide DCPA, citing significant risks to fetal development, including impaired brain development and low birthweight. This marks the first time in 40 years the agency has used its emergency authority to ban a pesticide.

Is playing chess a weight-loss hack?

Chess requires players to sit for extended periods of time, but some evidence suggests that this stationary game can actually contribute to burning calories and shedding pounds.

Dallas County woman dies from West Nile virus

A woman from North Dallas died recently after contracting West Nile from mosquitoes.

Another North Texas couple comes forward as victims of alleged surrogacy escrow scam

The couple says even though they lost thousands of dollars, they still consider themselves lucky. The couple now has a healthy baby boy. But that's not the case for dozens of other families.

Surrogacy scandal: Houston escrow company owner allegedly made off with $10M+

A lawsuit alleges Dominique Side used the money meant for surrogates on personal expenses, including a lavish music recording studio, her music career and much more.

West Nile virus a growing concern in Dallas County

People living in Dallas County need to take precautions to avoid mosquitos and the West Nile virus.

Frisco couple sues Houston surrogacy company they say stole thousands

Jessica and Richard Climer of Frisco are one of dozens of families suing a Houston company over a surrogacy scheme. The families say the company took their money and the owner is nowhere to be found.

Pets can smell your stress, study finds

A new study reveals that dogs can detect human stress through their sense of smell, reacting emotionally to higher levels of the hormone cortisol in sweat.